As Miley Cyrus says, us women can buy our own flowers, we can take ourselves dancing, and we can even hold our own hands! On today's episode of ANCHRS Away, hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda us the hit single "Flowers" from Miley Cyrus to discuss their independence and the best ways to promote self-care.

As always, we wrap up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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"I am no mother, I am no bride, I am king"- "King" by Florence + the Machine. On today's episode of ANCHRS Away, hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda are joined by Amnesty's sister Lexi to discuss their interpretations of this single from Florence + the Machine's album Dance Fever. The trio share their own experiences and struggles they sometimes face with juggling a career and the societal pressures for women to get married and start families. They also give advice to their younger selves about reframing "mistakes" and "regrets" in a more positive light.

As always, we wrap up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." A prime example of that is the iconic song by Canadian queen Alanis Morissette "You Oughta Know." On today's episode of ANCHRS Away, hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda us the anthem as inspiration to discuss interesting celebrity pairings; because as you oughta know (pun intended), the song is rumored to be written about Morissette's relationship with Dave Coulier (AKA Uncle Joey). Of course, they also share some of their personal stories about being scorned and share advice to their younger selves about ending relationships.

As always, we wrap up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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Remember when Adam Duritz said "Shalalalalala?" He also said a lot of other profound things too, including "We all want something beautiful, man I wish I was beautiful" in the song "Mr. Jones." On this episode of ANCHRS Away, hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda use the hit single from August and Everything After to guide their discussion around beauty being in the eye of the beholder, keeping up with the Joneses, and the concept of "the grass is always greener."

As always, we wrap up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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"All the lonely people, Where do they all come from?" On today's episode of ANCHRS Away, hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda use an absolute classic as the guide to their conversation; "Eleanor Rigby" by The Beatles. We know, it's hard to believe it took this long to cover a Beatles tune! Using the theme of all the lonely people, we discuss the concept of being alone vs. being lonely, recall our time during the initial Covid lock down, and share advice about thriving while doing solo activities.

As always, we wrap up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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"You were a child, crawling on your knees toward it/ Making momma so proud"- "Kids" by MGMT. On today's episode of ANCHRS Away hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda use the MGMT hit to talk about all things 'inner child' and the decision of having or not having their own children. We also examine the track through the lens of protecting nature and resisting greed, and share advice on unpacking childhood trauma.

As always, we wrap up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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You listened to ANCHRS Away and all you got was an earful of rambling from hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda... but what else is new?! On today's episode, we use the track "I Slept With Someone in Fall Out Boy and all I Got Was This Stupid Song Written About Me" by Fall Out Boy to discuss the stigma around fangirls and (yuck) the outdated term of "groupie." Men are allowed to lose their minds over sports, so why does society frown upon fandom for musicians? We also do a historical dive on the origin of the term "groupie" and travel down memory lane to talk about movie and media depictions of the phenomenon, like Penny Lane in Almost Famous. We *may* even tell true tales about our own intimate encounters with some of our favorite musicians (scandalous!)

As always, we wrap up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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What ever happened to Amelia Earhart? Did the captain of the Titanic cry? On today's episode of ANCHRS Away, hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda use the song "Someday We'll Know" by New Radicals to guide their discussion on the most pressing questions they'd want answered after they've passed through to the other side. Is your number one question as simple as wondering why the sky is blue, or are you a crime junkie wanting to know what really happened with JonBenét Ramsey? Tune in to join the discussion.

As always, the episode wraps up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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We can't get no satisfaction! On today's episode of ANCHRS Away, hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda use the classic hit "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" by The Rolling Stones to discuss the hamster-wheel of a journey that many of us go on to find happiness. They ponder on the question can you ever really achieve happiness, or is life a never-ending search for contentment? If you're on a journey for inner peace and satisfaction, you can probably relate. In addition to this discussion, they give advice about finding light in darker times.

As always, we wrap up with our weekly Wreck-ommendation.

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You know those cover versions of songs that are almost better than the original? Well today, ANCHRs Away hosts Amnesty Coldwell and Rachel Zyzda dive deep into the business behind cover songs as well as dishing the details about some of their favorite recreations of iconic songs. For example, did y'all know Prince originally wrote and performed "Nothing Compares 2 U"? This episode veers more educational (thanks Columbia College for the music business degree!-Rachel), but we hope you'll enjoy it. 

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