Terry can’t stop thinking about “Sunday Morning Coming Down” and Russ can’t stop thinking about whether to take the song literally, figuratively, or both. Come with us on a journey deep into the psyche, where we unlock hangover fantasies and fried chicken nostalgia. Also, helicopters.

0m 45s Written by Kris Kristofferson, popularized by Johnny Cash. How Kris convinced John.

1m 31s There’s something in a Sunday. And one of those things is Terry’s nostalgia.

4m 45s What is God? Could be an omnipotent being, or could be a convenient one-syllable space filler in this song.

6m 43s Hyperbole and literalism are in a battle to the death with these lyrics, or maybe that’s just all in Russ’s head.

11m 5s When one is raised on country music, one does not “discover” Johnny Cash. He was just always there. Also, discovering Johnny Cash prison albums on beat up loaner vinyl.

15m 25s Did Kurt Cobain narrowly avoid putting out a Christmas record? And other dark comedy.

17m 39s “Some of Johnny Cash’s Christmas songs are good”

18m 15s Middle school recommendations from guitar kids who didn’t have an older sibling but seemed like they should have an older sibling.

20m 42s Detailed takes on several popular alt-rock albums of 1995. Deep-diving grunge from 30+ years ago may be detrimental to your opinion of novelty and innovation in current music.

30m 14s Edward Vedder, CEO, Pearl Jam.

32m 7s What is Russ’s “Sunday Morning Coming Down” equivalent song?