In this episode, I make my predictions for the winners of the awards in the Rock and Alternative categories for the Grammys.

For Wednesday of Grammy Week, I make my predictions for the awards in the Pop and Dance/Electronic categories.

In this episode, I make my predictions for awards in the Country and Gospel/Contemporary Christian Music categories.

For Monday of Grammy Week, I make my predictions for some of the awards in the Latin, American Roots, Spoken Word, Production, and Music Video/Film categories.  Additionally, in honor of International Women's Day, I discuss the musician I consider the best female musician in rock, who I also consider the most underrated musician of all time.

In this episode, I discuss my favorite songs of 2020.  I also preview my Grammy Week Special, which I am doing again, and apologize for the chaos that was my Black History Month special while trying to explain my reasoning more concisely.

In honor of Black History Month and the major impact black artists have had on music, I released a double episode special to honor several musicians.

I discuss the history of hip hop music nominees in the four major awards at the Grammys and how it is frequently snubbed, even after being nominated.  Additionally, I also discuss Daft Punk briefly amidst their breakup.

The nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for 2021 were announced yesterday, so I recorded a podcast discussing it.  I discussed each nominee, who I hope is inducted, who I think will be inducted, and why I love this class so much more than the last several classes.  Prior to this, I also discuss why it's not the time to be concerned or confused about Morgan Wallen's newest album remaining at number one in the US (and why I am not surprised that it still is).

In this episode I give my predictions for who will be nominated for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year.  Before that, I also discuss news related to Morgan Wallen, Silento, the Elements Festival Lineup, and the Danny Wimmer Presents calendar.

After Marilyn Manson was accused of abuse from multiple ex-girlfriends, Loma Vista, the record label distributing Manson's music, dropped him.  While some have praised this move by the label, I discuss in this episode why this was not a heroic move and one solely for financial and publicity sake.  I also discuss other music news stories, including sex trafficking allegations against T.I. and his wife, multiple music festivals being cancelled, Sophie's death, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.  I also discuss the strangest Rock and Roll Hall of Fame class and nominating year.