This week we re-welcome Teresa to rip into an artist that she loves, Billy Joel, and a song that she does not, Pressure. You will be amazed at the amount of songs by Billy Joel that Katie doesn't realize are by Billy Joel.

This week we re-welcome Denis Ackermann (of Pop Flies and Grounders, available on iTunes)to hyper-analyze Train's pseudo-incestuous 2001 hit song "Drops of Jupiter." This song is LOADED with nonsense...utter, utter nonsense

This week we are again joined by Josh to discuss one of the catchiest pieces of garbage from the early '00's, Flavour of the Weak. Wait till you hear about the pedigree on this band.

This week we discuss Katie's first album purchase; Joey Lawrence by Joey Lawrence. What we discover MAY surprise you...unless you already like this album, then it wont. (spoilers)

This week we are joined by teacher, music lover, and friend, Teresa to discuss the ubiquitous 2014 hit “Rude.” Does Magic!’s Canadian accent improve the rhyme scheme in this song? Who is the rude one in the story being told? What on Earth does it mean to be “boys at the altar?” Why is this god-damned song so catchy?

We are joined by friend and fellow podcaster, Denis Ackermann (Pop Flies and Grounders), to discuss the most needlessly epic song ever.

In the first full episode we break down the 1982 hit "Abracadabra" by the Steve Miller Band. Joined byfriend and fellow hyper-analyst, Josh, we try to figure out what on Earth Diana Ross did to inspire such lazy songwriting, as well as uncover a secret, dark, musical Illuminati, presumably called the Pompitants.