Punkgrass Part 5

==Overview==
Double Heads Variety Hour presents "City Management," where DJs Dillon Minacci and Matt Fox present a playlist combining Nashville and Los Angles songs. They negotiate business deals, interview a politician, and stay humble. Listen to the episode.
==Episode Summary==
Matt Fox and Dillon Minacci begin the episode discussing their recent Austin Chronicle nomination for "Best Radio Show" for the 2024 Austin Music Awards. Because of the nomination, the DJs feel pressure to return to their original format of playing two genres and not rambling endlessly for an entire hour.
To show how serious they are about returning to format, they stage a fictional situation where Steve Albini (played by Dillon) requests that they play music instead of bantering. As soon as the dialogue ends, the DJs get a call from Phil Tomerson, who claims to be a lawyer at Greenburg & Shrarig that represents Steve Albini. He is located in the 45th floor of the Empire State building, which also houses the other two top law firms in the United States: Jimmerson & Jones and T-Pain's Law Firm. Tomerson connects the DJs to Albini, who is actually Australian and is holed up in an underground bunker in Perth. He is a fan of the show but doesn't appreciate the impersonation of him. He claims to still be working on Nirvana's latest record and is waiting on a call from Kurt Cobain.
The DJs then receive a second call from another man claiming to be Steve Albini, who says he is living in London and is next door neighbors with Michael Caine. He refutes the prior Albini's claims and says that he is the real Steve Albini. He also is a fan of Double Heads and says that he is working with Nirvana and is also in talks with Prince on a new album.
The DJs receive a final call from a third person claiming to be Steve Albini, this time from Scotland. This Steve flirts with the idea of moving to California because Morrisey is there, and also confirms he's working on a new Nirvana project. He also discusses his involvement in a bagpipe ensemble and refuses to play it on air. He also says he has the gold record of a Nirvana record, which leads the DJs to believe he is the real Steve Albini. 
They decide the genres complement.
==Characters==
Matt Fox
Dillon Minacci
Phil Tomerson
Steve Albini
==Critical Reception==
"I'm a lawyer and thoroughly enjoyed the skit about the 'lawyer' who called into the show. You gave me the laugh I needed for the day!" - Sandra F.
==Featured Music==
Death From Above 1979 - "Losing Friends"
Tony Trischka feat. Billy Strings - "Brown's Ferry Blues"
Fuck Money - "Chirp"
Blue Highway - "Story of My Life"