In this episode, we sit down with Saloni to talk about all things “Honey, I’m Good” by Andy Grammer. Is he a terrible man or an honest fellow?

This episode also features nepo baby discoveries, stories from Saloni’s time in college, and the intertwined worlds of Dancing with the Stars, Ravinia, and the Baha’i faith. We get deep in this one.

In this episode, we dissect the riveting and controversial Hobo Johnson song “Peach Scone” with the one and only Jake Mayer.

Katherine puts her psychoanalysis skills to the test and is deemed a horrible person, M.E. discusses the history of scones, and we even receive a special gift from our guest.

This week, Krishna (she likes to keep her last name top secret) brings us her most despised song: the 2004 R&B banger “Let Me Love You” by the one and (not the) only Mario.

We talk legal problems, cigarettes, teen drama, cartoon characters, and SO MUCH MORE.

In this episode, we talk all things Jason Mraz. Colin comes to us with the song “Have It All,” and you know what? He doesn’t want it… at all. Hear some of our personal encounters with the singer-songwriter, a dash of Taylor Swift slander, and, above all, the story of an unrequited love.

In this episode, Katherine and M.E. talk to Jordan Kahn (aka Boxout) about his feelings on the song "Play That Song" by Train. Was it the soundtrack to a love that got away? Is it a constant reminder of beginner piano lessons? Find out in the series premiere of Back on Track!