Taylor

Well, la-di-da to you! It's Sore Thumbs' very first musical episode, with none other than our good friend and talented musician Sophia "Taylor" Taylor! We truly had a blast with this one. Goofed around, sang some songs, played some guitar. What more could you want?And thanks to Taylor, we also got an exclusive roundtable spotlight on three nominees for the upcoming Singies Awards for 'Best New Artist': Jesse Ovary, Richie Roxbury (Poverty in Vermont), and Taylor herself! We voted for our own favorite song out of the ones performed in the episode, but we wish all of them the best of luck this awards season!Originally recorded on March 19, 2026.WHO YOU HEAR (with Instagrams)Brady Reynolds: @bradyfreynoldsFrankie Mendez: @frankiedezSophia Taylor: @taylouerThe Sore Thumbs Variety Hour with Brady Reynolds and Frankie Mendez is a long-form improv comedy show between two friends and a rotation of special guests (Emerson friends, Boston-based comedians, musicians, etc.), staging ‘interviews’ between impromptu characters that meet and come to life in the booth, along with general off-the-cuff banter and musical performances. We want to cultivate for our listeners the feeling of being ‘in’ on an inside joke.Sore Thumbs is recorded live from Emerson College in Boston, MA and broadcast live on WECB FM every Thursday at 2pm! Tune in if you feel so inclined, otherwise listen back to the episodes you missed right here!This also means certain needle drops during the live episode have to be cut afterward for copyright reasons, so definitely tune in live if you don't want to miss out on our impeccable music taste.For inquiries, if you are in the greater Boston area and would like to be a guest or perform music, email [email protected] Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.