In this episode, Jack, Casey, and friends discuss the Olivia Rodrigo concert ticket situation, “abcdefu” by GAYLE, why Eskimo Callboy’s “Pump It” is certified Hot Garbage, and local talent Dillon Jordan’s new projects.

In this episode, Jack, Casey, and friends discuss “Wonderwall” by Oasis, Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well” and its tremendous success, performing artists who have written for other performing artists, and the team’s Guilty Pleasures for the week.

In this episode, Jack, Casey, and friends discuss the Grammy Award Nominations, “Oh My God” by Adele, a 1990’s-themed Four That We Adore, and Rollingstone’s Top 500 Greatest Songs (89-80).

In this episode, Jack, Casey, and Justin discuss more Travis Scott drama, “Cold Heart” by Elton John, Dua Lipa, and PNAU, our Guilty Pleasures, and another edition of Generic or Genuine where we go over the Rolling Stone Top 100 Songs from Rolling Stone Top 500. 

 In this episode, Jack, Casey, and Justin discuss the Astroworld fiasco, “One Right Now” by The Weeknd and Post Malone, a classic rock-themed Four That We Adore, and artists’ compensation from streaming platforms. 

 In this episode, Jack, Casey, and Justin discuss Jay-Z’s Rock Hall of Fame Induction, “Money” by Lisa, a New Jack Swing-themed Four That We Adore, and a new segment called “Generic or Genuine”.

In this spooky episode, Jack, Casey, and Justin discuss Ye (formerly known as Kanye) changing his name, “Monster Mash” by Bobby “Boris” Pickett & The Crypt Kickers, a Halloween themed Four That We Adore, and our picks for perfect albums. 

In this episode, Jack, Casey, and Justin discuss Adele’s new song “Easy on Me”, “My Universe” by BTS and Coldplay, a Reggae-themed Four that We Adore, and in the Aftermath, we ask ourselves, “Can you separate the art from the artist?”

In this episode, Jack, Casey, and Justin discuss how convictions = cash apparently, “Little Blue Man'' by Betty Johnson, Country music that we like, and notable movie soundtracks. 

 In this episode, Jack, Casey, and Justin discuss the Superbowl halftime show, “Woman” by Doja Cat, “Rap Devil” by MGK, and a rap-themed “Four That We Adore” segment.