Andrew and Genevieve are moving and they're bringing the Ad Council with them for a journey into the advertising trope of moving day. And then things get operatic.

Andrew and Genevieve look at the many ads that use the device of alter egos to pitch their products. It's self-on-self action this week, plus Andrew reveals his longstanding contempt for slam poetry.

Andrew is obsessed with an insurance campaign's specificity, and he also shocks Genevieve with a very saucy ad from the 1970s. We also induct another commercial into the ATM Hall Of Fame, and we get a much-needed update on Bud Light's Dilly Dilly campaign.

Genevieve and Andrew consider socially responsible marketing campaigns that worked (and some that didn't), and they learn that they're not the only ones who took issue with that Scout, the girl in the annoying Apple commercial.

Between the Winter Olympics, Valentines Day and listener-submitted jingles, Andrew and Genevieve have a full agenda this week, as Andrew tries to stump Genevieve with a quiz, and a local commercial gets them giggling.

The Eagles may have won the the big silver football, but Andrew, Genevieve and special guest Rosin Saez weigh in on who brought the best ad game. It's Tide's world, ya'll, we're just living in it.

The run-up to the Super Bowl of advertising continues this week, with more previews and unearned PR grabs. Plus, Andrew and Genevieve try to beat the clock in an online Super Bowl commercial quiz. And a listener sends in a special audio gift for the Ad Council.

Andrew regales Genevieve with the latest in commercial news as they gear up for the new slate of Super Bowl ads. Plus, the Ad Council weighs in on yet another divisive VW Tiguan ad.

Andrew and Genevieve air their beefs with some ads this week, including the Chevy campaign that just won't quit, some unnecessarily grim tax software ads, and a confusing financial planning campaign. But it's not all doom and gloom as they have a really great jingle singer this week.

Genevieve and Andrew are back from Hawaii and, still suffused with a warm glow from the tropical sun, they catch up with all the ads that have charmed and beguiled them lately.