Discoverography - Other jMac

The boys have to go back to the island to hear Weezer’s 2010 release, “Hurley.” This episode has dumps like a truck. What? What. (All night long) The next episode will be about “Everything Will be Alright in the End.” Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, “Airplane,” from the album “Music from the Future.”

While recording our “Raditude” episode, there was an epic tangent about movies, mostly Star Wars and Steven’s very incorrect opinions about “The Force Awakens.” It was chopped out and is now presented in its entirety. Marvel at our ability to stay off-topic! (Also, there’s no proper intro or ending because of that.)

The boys check out Weezer’s 2009 album, “Raditude.” Jonathan’s still sick, and Steven is overjoyed to discover mom rock. Next episode we’ll be talking about “Hurley.” Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, “Airplane,” from the album “Songs from the Future.”

The boys get back to Weezer, with their 2008 self-titled (again) release, AKA, the Red Album. Also, chili recipes. The next episode will be on “Raditude.” Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, “Airplane,” from the album, “Music from the Future.”

Jonathan and Chris take to the streets of Harlem to discuss the latest Marvel/Netflix effort, "Luke Cage." (Minor spoilers throughout, big spoilers start at 24:10.) Thanks to MusiM for our theme music. Check out his jams at musim.bandcamp.com.

The boys wander into Star Trek, Twin Peaks, the science of xylophones, and more, while discussing Bastille's debut, 2013's "Bad Blood." Talk about on the nail. The next episode will cover Bastille's "Wild World." (Editor's note: there's a bit of unfortunate noise in a few places. Please forgive Steven's faulty microphone, which we didn't discover until too late. He promises to fix this situation by the next time we record.) If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate and review us on iTunes (or wherever you find podcasts). Thanks! Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

The boys suffer through The Suffers' 2016 self-titled debut. OR DO THEY? What is R&B? What is a tromboner? All these questions, and many more, are answered in this episode! The next episode will cover Bastille's "Bad Blood." If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate and review us on iTunes. Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Songs from the Future."

The boys take a moment to "Make Believe" with Weezer and their 2005 album. Can best friends have a song together? The next episode will cover The Suffers' self-titled 2016 debut album. If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate and review us on iTunes; this really helps us grow the show. Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."

Steven is being obstinate, but that doesn't stop the boys from discussing Weezer's 2002 album, "Maladroit." One of us learns about what is and isn't nü metal. The next episode will cover 2005's "Make Believe." If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate and review us on iTunes; this really helps us grow. And tell your neighbors! Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Songs from the Future"

We're a couple months too late to celebrate the 15th anniversary of its release, but that doesn't stop the boys from talking about Weezer's second self-titled album, 2001's aka the Green Album. (Millennials are ruining podcasting.) The next episode will cover "Maladroit." If you enjoy the show, please take a moment to rate and review us on iTunes. Thanks! Thanks to Anchors for the use of our theme song, "Airplane," from the album "Music from the Future."