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Less talk, more music muscle. Actually more of a "mixcast" rather than a "podcast" but really, who cares?

The Bram Fam...

...is hard at work trying to get their act together. True, for too long, there's been nothing but a placeholder on our official website but no more. For too long we have been twiddling our thumbs but we really do want you to know what we have been up to.

While we are still putting the finishing touches on our web home away from home, please feel free to check us out in other places. We like pictures (who doesn't?). We listen to music all of the time. We're on the intertubes quite a bit. Did I mention our blog?

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A Tee with a Cause

Thank You!

Thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone who has already shown your support for David and his mission this coming year. David will be leaving in late August and is out of D.C. after finishing his two-year commitment to Teach For America.

Hear Ye! Hear Ye!

After a few months of work, blood, sweat, tears, rhyming, and scheming, Bram & Sons has finally completed a new shirt design just in time for Summer.

After finishing his two year commitment teaching kindergarten in the inner-city of Washington, DC with Teach for America, David Bram is going to parlay his experience abroad. David has accepted a position with the Jubilee Center in Ndola, Zambia beginning in August 2009. He will be training educators in primary education and also assist in petitioning the Zambian government for reform in education policy.

How Can You Help?

Let's be honest, these are some tough financial times for us all. We are offering a solution that not only provides for David in regards to his monetary needs, but gives you a pretty sweet shirt in return. Shirts are a mere $16 each (plus S&H if needed). We accept personal checks or you may pay through PayPal. If you are in the greater Thomaston or Washington D.C. area, we can arrange a pick-up for your. t-shirt. 100% of the proceeds will go towards assisting David in his cost of living expenses in Zambia.

Each shirt is printed on American Apparel's 2456 V-Neck (check out sizing here). Our friends at Satisfactory (Athens, GA) once again did a fine job.

If you are interested in purchasing a shirt with a check or cash, please feel free to send us a shout.

If you are up on the times (sorry, Gramps) you can purchase a tee, below, with your PayPal account (Yes, we are verified).