Max and Jordan tackle the documentary Killing Joke: The Death & Resurrection Show with the help of Andres Ruiz after covering music headlines and more! Check out Andres' band False Figure and pick up their new record Incarnate out soon!

Jordan and Max are joined by JB from Cherub Dream Records (and Christina's Trip, Buddy Junior and more) to discuss the movie that saved rock and roll so that rock and roll could save all of us - School of Rock. Check out cherubdream.online to see all of the amazing artists on JB's label!

Jordan and Max explore the fated second coming of the infamous Blues Brothers with the help of returning guest Digger Barrett, from Half Stack, Magic User and The Beers baseball team.

Max and Jordan discuss the doc 'Goodbye Horses: The Many Lives of Q Lazzarus' along with news about haunted houses, posthumous astronauts and comedy icon Steve Martin.

Max and Jordan talk through recent headlines, pick apart an Erewhon smoothie collab and then dive deep into the messaging of the Bristol band Idles, whose political activism has brought them popularity and critical scrutiny.

Jordan and Max tackle the tragic story of Amy Winehouse with the help of Lilly Hogan of The Lilly Friend Project! They compare the documentary 'Amy' and the biopic 'Back To Black' to get the full picture of an iconic and misunderstand musician's battle with fame and drugs. Check out Lilly's podcast here: lillyfriendproject.com

Max and Jordan are joined by B. Rousse, musician and philosophy scholar, to dissect the final piece of Penelope Spheeris's Decline series and define punk rock once and for all. Check out B's writing on Substack at withoutwhy.substack.com!

Jordan and Max contrast the lyricism of Brian Wilson and Stephen Malkmus before diving into the impact of the Pavements movie, a revolutionary introspective film about the iconic 90s band.

Jordan and Max dive into the 90s epic Pump Up The Volume to discuss the advent of talk radio, podcasts, political iconoclasts and more.

We take a cold, hard look at the documentary American Symphony, about the musician Jon Batiste, and what it's trying to tell us about relationships, life in America and medical insurance.