K&M talk about their week; Kamesa reacts PBS' clapback on funding attempted to be taken back; the Trivia Question (we answer last week's question, which we forgot); Kamesa discusses the latest week of "Beyond The Gates;" K&M talk about the 2025 Jaguars schedule; Kamesa asks the Question of the Week; Mark reveals spots Nos. 208-214 on his Facebook list of his Top 250 Greatest Album Kickoff countdown, and finish with the countdown of the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 from this week in 1991.

In this episode, Kamesa and Mark talk about the week gone by for each of them; the passings of former Supreme Court justice David Souter, good friend Gary Nilsson and later on, former "General Hospital" star Denise Alexander; the Trivia Question involving birthday man Steve Winwood (it was Blind Faith, by the way); Kamesa's latest update on "Beyond The Gates," a new "question of the week" involving the two of us (the best concert we've ever seen); Kamesa has thoughts on the firing of the woman in charge of the Library of Congress; Thoughts on the new Pope -- American Leo XIV; Mark's Top 250 Greatest Album Kickoff Songs continue with songs Nos. 215-221, and finish by remembering the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 from this week in 2000.

In this episode, Kamesa and Mark talk about their previous week and what's ahead this week (it's Teacher Appreciation Week!); Kamesa goes off on the obsession on the right of cutting off funding to both PBS and NPR; the Trivia Question; Kamesa talks about the latest on "Beyond The Gates;" Mark gives an overall grade for the Jaguars' NFL Draft, then reviews his latest selections (Nos. 233-222) of the Best Kickoff (First) Singles From An Album Ever (1964-99) and counts down the Top 6 songs from the Billboard Hot 100 from this weekend in 1992.

In this episode, Kamesa and Mark talk about their week, the NFL Draft and the Jaguars taking Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter, and the long wait for Colorado teammate Shedeur Sanders to get drafted; Kamesa recaps the latest doing on "Beyond The Gates;" the Trivia Question of the Week; Kamesa continues to rip on Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his take on autism; the newest members are named to the Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame; and the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 from this week in 1988.

In this episode, Mark goes over his week of covering both Palatka Junior-Senior High and St. Johns River State College baseball; Kamesa goes after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for his comments on those with autism, and as a teacher and mother of an autistic child, she doesn't hold back; K&M discuss the lives of the late Wink Martindale and Mike Wood; the Trivia Question; Kamesa talks about the latest week of shenanigans on Beyond The Gates; Mark continues his countdown of the Top 250 Album Kickoff Single Releases with songs Nos. 240-234; and counts down the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 from this week in 1996.

In this episode, Mark talks about the finish of moving work offices from 1825 St. Johns Ave. to downtown Palatka and how relieving it's practically over; K&M talk about doing this podcast for half a year and look back on a pair of luminaries who passed away this past week; Kamesa talks the latest week of episodes in "Beyond The Gates;" the trivia question; Kamesa with another edition of Autism Awareness week; Mark recaps his Top 250 countdown of the greatest album "kickoff" songs on his Facebook page, this week going through songs Nos. 247-241; Kamesa is elated the Gators won the NCAA basketball tournament and the winnings she received for finishing first in Mark's March Madness Pool (it was NOT rigged) and we finish with the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 from this week in 1983.

In this episode, K&M talk about their past week, especially Mark being in the middle of moving offices at work this past week and this coming week, having to pay big bucks for a new starter in his car; Kamesa talks about the latest week of doings on "Beyond The Gates" as well as autism as Autism Month in April begins; Mark talks on his newest Top 250 music project Facebook and why "Thriller's" first single from it makes the greatest album of the 1980s only No. 248 on the list for Greatest Kickoff Singles from an Album; the Trivia Question and the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 from this week in 1999.

In this episode, K&M talk about their week, the arts and how the Smithsonian is threatened of getting its regular federal funds; the Final Four being set (Mark's doing well in his bracket); Kamesa talks highlights of the fifth week of "Beyond The Gates" and the final chapter of Women's History Month with Academy Award-winning actress Hattie McDaniel; K&M talk Kermit The Frog delivering the commencement speech at the University of Maryland graduation ceremony upcoming; the Trivia Question (sports-related); and the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 from this weekend in 1984.

In this episode, we talk about the Department of Education on its way to disbanding and what that means to Kamesa and her students; Mark's Final Four bracket (still in tact, he's in second currently in his pool); the passings of David Steven Cohen and George Foreman; the Trivia Question involving "We Are The World" and the 40th anniversary of its chart entry on the Billboard Hot 100; Kamesa talks about the fourth week of "Beyond The Gates" and the latest entry in National Women's History month, Joan Ganz Cooney; and we finish with the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 from this weekend in 1975.

In this episode, Mark talks about March Madness and predicts who wins it all; Kamesa talks about the idea that audiobooks are not books as well as an Iowa teacher being reprimanded for a sign saying that all students are welcome; the Trivia Question involving the first St. Patrick's Day Parade; Kamesa's latest Women's history month honoree being Barbara Wilbourne as well as her latest update on the third week of happenings on Beyond The Gates; Mark tells the story of how the sports world came to an end on March 13, 2020, and where he was and recollections; and we finish with the Top 6 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 chart from this weekend in 1989.