We heard all the hot girls are gearing up for season 2 of FSB this summer! Season 2 is filled with new albums, deeper dives into emerging artists, and bigger opinions from your favorite early 20's fangirls. So pop in your airpods, fill your wine glass, and join us in in geeking out about all the latest music releases. 

Closing out the week with Maggie Rogers' debut LP, Heard It In a Past Life, Lexi focuses on its themes of self discovery and transformation to make her case for her current mood. 

In this second installment of current mood week, Jacklyn picks Sara Bareilles' aptly titled, The Blessed Unrest, an album with nearly no missteps and a million magical moments. We dissect why her poetic lyricism does not receive enough credit and imagine how she would be the best therapist.

This week, each host is picking their "current mood" album and we're kicking it off with Sam's pick, Troye Sivan's sophomore release, Bloom. Listen in as we dissect everything that makes this album pop perfection.  

Closing out John week with Jessica Simpson’s Do You Know we somehow find the most clash and once again wonder is John Mayer a source of inspiration?

Today, we revisit Taylor Swift’s Speak Now and realize maybe John Mayer makes a great muse after all. From reciting bridges to deciding if Taylor's controversial comments need to be banned this episode is an emotional rollercoaster any swiftie can relate to. Bring your tissues and pitchforks and join us in our fangirling frenzy over our forever Queen Taylor. 

John Mayer has made many a women the subject of his music but this week we’re looking at the women who made him theirs. Kicking off with Katy Perry, we take a look at the only mildly memorable but certainly conversation starting Prism. From comparisons of JoJo Siwa to Billie Eilish, we don't hold back while sharing our thoughts about this album. 

Closing out our final stan week, Lexi offers up Matt Maeson's Bank on the Funeral as an all time stan and an album that finds all hosts finding common ground. 

In the second installment of Lexi's stan week, we take a look at Lennon Stella’s debut album and discuss how it cemented her status as Nashville’s reigning princess of pop. 

Kicking off Lexi’s stan week, some hosts revisit childhood memories while others do their best to remain cordial as we take on Justin Bieber's Purpose. In a surprising twist, two superfans dive into the deep cuts of the album and go head to head on which songs stand the test of time.