Listening In

Chuck and Steven ponder about the true meaning of certain old timey sayings,  debate the true nature of politics in Scotland and improvise their own drinking song on this brand new episode about the song Ole Black 'n' Blue Eyes by The Fratellis.

Chuck and Steven are joined by Victor to talk about thanksgiving plans, the difficulty of only listening to bands who are fans of Julian Casablancas and the age old question: is there any romance in "A Certain Romance"? All this and more in the this episode about the song A Certain Romance by the band Arctic Monkeys from their debut album 'Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not' released in 2006.

Chuck and Steven attempt to set a new record for how many times you can say "interesting" on a podcast, contemplate if we have somewhere to be at 7:30 or if legends ever really truly die in this exciting episode about the song When You Die by the band MGMT from their 2018 album Little Dark Age.

Chuck and Steven discuss the effects of personal meaning being inscribed into music, subconscious change, coming to terms with an evil version of your past self, how to record a podcast over the sound of an army of lawnmowers/fire trucks and much more in this episode about the song Yes I’m Changing by the music project Tame Impala from the 2015 album Currents.

Chuck and Steven reminisce about digging into goldmines, the importance of diversifying, the risks of mixing whiskey with wine, yertle the turtle and much more on this episode about the song Whiskey & Wine by the band 311 from their 2005 album Don't Tread on Me.

Chuck and Steven discuss the meaning of alternative rock, the pros and cons of sleeping with the lights on, and the cost of dismembering mannequins in this episode about the song Scrawny by the band Wallows from their 2019 album Nothing Happens.

Chuck and Steven are joined by Marc to talk about the ecological ramifications of a motorcade of generosity, the negative mental impacts of sitting in a coffee house for a prolonged amount of time, existentialism and of course the ethical implications of having your own mr. mastodon farm. This is also our first episode with our long awaited, heavily patented Jeff Goldblum segment. This episode is about the song Mr. Mastodon Farm by the band Cake from their first album: Motorcade of Generosity [1994].

Steven and Chuck discuss Christmas justice, the ethical implications of Santa carrying a gun, robot Santa and of course: that sweet Mojave rain in this Christmas special about the single Don't Shoot Me Santa [2007] by the Killers.

Steven and Chuck are joined by James to talk about the beauty of simplicity, failure, highschool and "ooooohhs" in music in this episode about the song You Only Live Once by The Strokes from the b-side of their single: Heart In A Cage [2006]