How an attempt to write a perfect pop song subverted expectations so drastically that it eventually became a benchmark in popular music history. 

It's always a good time to get in touch with your junior high self. Why does Tom Delonge say ROOOOHUMEEEE when he means "room"? Get ready for action. 

Duffman is thrusting in the direction of this podcast about tv themes. OH YEAH! 

Let's do a song by Ben's favorite group. Daryl Hall is the king. John Oates is facial hair goals and this is one of the greatest songs of all time. Even if you are a rich girl, Hall & Oates can make all of our dreams come true. 

When Debussy plays the piano, chaos turns into dreams. We should all be so bold. 

Norah Jones is part of the musical lineage of the Gods. Truly. Texas is just better than other states. 

The Beatles are instant happiness even if their name is kinda dumb. Also, if you are going to make an entrance, make an ENTRANCE. Hold onto your jazz hats, there are some iconic chords in this. 

Massive riffs and drummers that look like Will Ferrell. Plus, how to do a lot with a little. 

What's the deal with theme songs? Also, something about nothing is better than nothing about something. 

Damon Albarn was social distancing before any of us; additionally, cartoons do things that people cannot.