In which E tries not to barf during Tank’s intro.

In which we try to figure out how some of our favorite artists are even able to pay the bills.

In which Tank tries to resist choosing five Metallica covers and mostly succeeds.

In which our hosts unknowingly give themselves quite the actual challenge.

In which our hosts willingly make themselves angry by discussing another listicle.

In which our hosts take things up a notch by reviewing two sets of songs with identical titles.

In which our hosts review the new documentary about the recording of “We Are The World.’

In which our hosts debate whether music should be challenging or not. Differences in opinion arise.

In which our hosts discuss songs that feature a guest artist while ironically not inviting any special guest hosts.

In which we find yet another way to compare food to music. And not in a positive way.

In which our hosts do not join a cult, but rather listen to ten songs that have the letter “Q” in their titles.

In which our hosts commit explore - among other things - while everyone is fascinated by the whole Kelce/Swift thing.

In which our hosts commit themselves to approaching 2024 with an open mind.

In which our hosts discuss the best of music in 2023, bitch about the Grammys, and drop one final Playlist Challenge for Season 3.

In which our our hosts (and a special guest) review a recent live show and talk about some weird-ass genres.

In which our our hosts have an outrageous discussion of the best songs of the 80s.

In which our ‘tis the season to discuss holiday songs.

In which our hosts discuss artist evolution, review an album, and challenge each other with songs that repeat at least one word in their titles.

In which our hosts - and a very special guest (emphasis E’s) - recount a couple of recent live music experiences - The Hives and Metallica.

In which our hosts dissect subjectivity. Plus, the debut of a new segment we’re calling “10 Before 5.” Spoiler alert: we’re not good at it.