In the sixth episode of Sweet or Sour, Season Three, junior Clover Martin and senior Gwen Brown welcome special guest, English Department Chair Mr. Greg Larson.

Mr. Larson chose to cover “Light, Dark, Light Again” by Angie McMahon, the Australian singer-songwriter’s deeply introspective sophomore album. Released on Oct. 27, 2023, the album runs 49 minutes across 13 tracks, blending folk, indie rock, and raw lyricism to explore themes of resilience, self-discovery, and emotional growth.

In the fifth episode of Sweet or Sour, Season Two, junior Clover Martin and senior Gwen Brown welcome their first special guest, science teacher Ms. Alayna Enos. Ms. Enos chose to cover the French six-member band, L’Impératrice, and their newest release, “Pulsar” — their first album in three years — which came out on June 7, spanning 40 minutes and 10 tracks long.

In the fourth episode of Sweet or Sour, Season Two, junior Clover Martin and senior Gwen Brown cover Riovaz’s long-awaited and self-titled debut album, which came out on Oct. 2. The album is short and sweet, clocking in at only 27 minutes and featuring 11 songs.

In the third episode of Sweet or Sour, Season Two, junior Clover Martin and senior Gwen Brown cover “Harlequin,” Lady Gaga’s newest project, which came out Sept. 23. The 13-track long album serves as a companion album to “Joker: Folie à Deux,” where she stars as Harley Quinn alongside Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker.

The album reviewed contains explicit content.

In the second episode of Sweet or Sour, Season 2, junior Clover Martin and senior Gwen Brown cover “ten days” by Fred again.., an electronic album that came out on Sept. 6.

The album reviewed contains explicit content.

This is the first episode of Sweet or Sour, Season 2, and a special one. Junior Clover Martin and senior Gwen Brown have a conversation about Charli XCX’s “brat,” an iconic album from the summer.

This episode discusses an album that contains explicit content.

Welcome to the third episode of “Sweet or Sour.” Today the topic of our podcast is Billie Eilish’s latest album, “Hit Me Hard and Soft.” Eilish’s third studio album is produced by her older brother, Finneas (stylized in all caps), and it’s another step forward in her career. Moving away from standalone singles, this album adds more narrative to Eilish’s discography and her personal style has really begun to take shape.

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This is the second episode of “Sweet or Sour,” and we’re talking about Dua Lipa’s new album, “Radical Optimism.” Dua Lipa takes a step in a new direction without leaving her past behind. With this album’s incredible production and her powerful voice, Dua Lipa adds more narrative to her discography. Listen along as Gwen and Clover talk about their thoughts on the album.

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This is the first episode of Sweet or Sour! Gwen and Clover talk about current releases and decide whether they are sweet or sour. Today they’re reviewing J. Cole’s most recent release, “Might Delete Later.”

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