Ally is on aux this week and introduces Bell and Gavin to Donny Hathaway's cover of "You've Got a Friend" written by Carole King. We talk live albums, covers, and if this version is better than the original.

Bella is on aux this week and plays her favorite song off of "Kid A" by Radiohead, "Motion Picture Soundtrack. The girls try to convince (bully) Gavin into liking the song, hit on concepts surrounding the idea of "song people" and "album people," and discuss the type of person who loves Radiohead.

This is a special edition of I've Got Aux. We welcome Jillian Parks of the Social Mediators to talk about the release of Charlie Puth's newest album, "Charlie." Part roast session, part critique, part desperately trying to make Puth likable, the Aux crew & Jillian talk about the album and the social media sphere's reception.

Gavin is on aux this week and plays the newest single from The 1975, "All I Need to Hear." We talk about the upcoming era of the 1975 and the girls surprise Gavin with tickets to see The 1975 in Chicago. Ally buys a ticket shortly after.

Ally is on aux this week and breaks down "Kids These Days" by Shakey Graves. We talk lyricism, getting older, and how Gavin thinks Ally is the female version of Shakey Graves.

Bella is on aux this week and brings up a favorite, "Right Down the Line" by Gerry Rafferty. We talk funk, love songs, and oldies.

Ally is on aux this week and caps off our first season of I've Got Aux with "Sweet Sublime" by Ruby Waters.

Stephen Berntson, aka "Stevo" is our guest on this week's episode

Gavin is on aux this episode and we talk about "didya think" by Arlie. This was right before Gavin performed with his band, the Schizmatics, at CHP as an opener for Arlie.

Gavin is on aux this week and brings up a controversial topic: Charlie Puth. We chat about the enigma that is Puth and Gavin makes the case for "BOY."