The Grammy Awards are in a few days, so of course, we must step in and interrupt with our snatchy attitudes and give out the most prestigious awards on the PLANET! Join us for the AntiGrammy Awards, with a very special in memoriam.

Brandon, Melissa, Jeannie & Colton are back, just in time for the holidays! And the crew is joined by none other than Calvin Arsenia, and he's here to tell you just exactly who is the Queen of Christmas. (Spoiler, it's Mariah Carey)

Jeannie takes the crew through Doja Cat's 2021 award-winning album "Planet Her", and they dive deep into the reasons why her music screams women's empowerment.

At long last, we visit the album, the movie, the moment that solidified Whitney Houston as a superstar. Melissa guides the crew through the The Bodyguard soundtrack, and dives deep into the music AND the movie, why they exists, and why it was a cultural shift.

Colton takes the crew through Dennis Wilson's solo record - "Pacific Ocean Blue". Even though it was his first record, Dennis managed to outsell The Beach Boys (after kicking him out of the band).

Brandon, Jeannie, Melissa, & Colton are joined by new friend of the pod, singer/songwriter/actress Marah McFadden. And everyone fangirls out over the truly epic debut record from Meat Loaf & Jim Steinman - "Bat out of Hell"

Miss Jean spearheads the crew through the turbulent debut album from the Yeah, Yeah, Yeah's - the beginning of the Karen O legacy. What a ride it is.

Melissa guides the crew through the debut album from the sensationally sensual duo of Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak - a band Bootsy Collins likes to call Silk Sonic.

It is truly roughly 20 minutes of Colton, Melissa, Jeannie & Brandon eating nachos and reacting to whatever's happening on the television - which, at no point, includes football.

Colton leads the crew through Jack White's solo debut record,