For the rest of December, we're going to be talking about our favorite music of the decade as it comes to a close! First up: some artists and songs that we think have gone under the radar and deserve a shout out.

New Jersey musician Chris Dubrow returns to the program as we, for the second year in a row, talk about some of the worst songs the holiday season has to offer. From the new Baby It's Cold Outside to bad covers from rock icons, and from miserable acapella groups to cover songs from 2000s ringtone legends, we break down the many ways one can make a truly terrible holiday song.

Brian Erickson (The Extensions, OneMore with Brian Erickson, The Great Albums Podcast) returns to the program to talk to us about music from the local scenes of Asbury Park, New Brunswick and more, as well as his journey within music scenes and how it has impacted different moments in his life.

Steve and Dave are tired guys without a lot of time to record. So they decided to take this time to help put together some songs to help them - and you - fall asleep to. From lo-fi indie to emo classics, we're here to help you get a much needed full night of sleep.

We've discussed Limp Bizkit and nu metal at length before, but this time we dedicate an entire episode to the works of Fred Durst. Writer and podcaster Lenny Burnham joins us not only to listen to some Limp Bizkit hits and deep cuts, but also to discuss Durst's 2019 film "The Fanatic" starring John Travolta. What does a Fred Durst movie look like, and what is it that makes so many classic Limp Bizkit singles still so fun after all this time?

This week, Katie Wright from the Bret Easton Hell Yes! podcast returns to the show as we discuss some of our favorite songs from musicals. Katie gives us a crash course on some of the most seminal musicals of the past several decades from Fiddler to Les Mis. Meanwhile Dave and Steve remain strong to their brands with New Jersey-centric rock options and the discovery of a ska musical.

Bill Lambusta (Fake Pockets, The Great Albums) joins us in our return to discuss some artists that we certainly enjoy - we just couldn't say we loved. What is it about popular artists from Beck to Ben Gibbard, Goldfinger to The Offspring that has as unable to fully commit to the fandom?

Our beloved Bruce Springsteen released his newest album, Western Stars, last week. So your beloved (presumably) hosts decided to honor the legend with some of their favorite interpretations of his music. Because it turns out everyone has taken the chance to put their own spin on some of Springsteen's most inspiring, saddest, and horniest songs. From funk metal luminaries to 80s one hit wonders, indie synthpop guys to classic rock icons, everyone has given Springsteen songs a try. Here are some of the most interesting.

Steve and Dave know basically nothing about astrology, but would like to know more! So we had our friend and astrology enthusiast Carol Galli over to explain astrology to us while the three of us pick songs for some of the signs. Your intrepid hosts learn a little bit about what the stars have to say about them, and are surprised to find that they relate to it more than they expect. Along the way we talk Billie Eilish, Brendan Urie and A Tribe Called Quest too.

Max Resnick returns to the show to talk a bit about Jersey Animal Rescue before we try something a little new: instead of picking our own songs, we all asked the people in our lives for songs that remind them of us. From shared memories to songs that reflect your feelings to just songs that give off your vibe we get into why certain songs can remind you of the people you love.