Myf and Zan talk about meeting their heroes, and making them sing karaoke. In the Coachella sandwich, they search for the heart of that festival, and with Record Store Day on the horizon they ponder its intentions and reality.

Myf and Zan connect deeply with an ABC Newsreader caught off guard, and share their own on-air missteps. A study that proves smart people love trashy films has Myf feeling vindicated. We get an update on #zansravedays. And swoon over Patti Smith’s first Australian concert on her final Australian tour.

Myf and Zan talk about that ad, and how corporations getting on board with social justice can be a bit on the nose. The Music Editor for the Guardian steps down and has some reflections on how music has changed in the last decade. And Myf hate watches Netflix while Zan gets meta with Homeland.

Myf and Zan regret not seeing Adele, and talk about other "white whales" they've missed in live music. James Blunt reveals the true meaning behind his mega hit, and fifteen years after it's released, Missy Elliott's "Work It" is the talk of the internet, but why?

Myf and Zan go behind the scenes of Mimi’s life, as news of her latest venture hits Twitter. And Chuck Berry’s death raises questions around telling the full story of an artist’s legacy.

Myf and Zan talk about the pull of festivals where you don’t know any of the music, and recap the best video of the week featuring a dalek. A new style of “mom jeans” have been launched and oh boy, what were they thinking? And Myf goes back to the original Westworld while Zan ponders the future of music.

Myf and Zan catch up on Geena Davis’ gender institute, and talk unconscious bias on screen and stage. High drama with Eurovision and Beauty and the Beast, and even sheep farming gets a mention.

Join Myf Warhurst and Zan Rowe as they debrief on the biggest conversations of the week about music, art, life and stuff.