Happy Halloween, friends! As you're reading this, we're posting this special edition Halloween episode on actual Halloween and we hope you enjoy joining us on a fun little hypothetical zombie apocalypse adventure for this week's episode. Instead of albums, songs, or anything in between -- we decided to have a little fun in assembling our dream apocalypse teams using only artists that we've had episodes on up to this point. It's quite the selection, so if you've been here from the jump, you're in for a treat! (No Tricks.)

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Happy Friday, folks! This week, we're doing a little something different, allowing our respective music services to dictate on what journey we're taking! Armed with just a single song, where we end up, you'll have to tune in to find out! For Drake, he started with "What You Know" by T.I. -- while Maria started off with "Children of the Damned" by Iron Maiden.

What made Maria get out of her seat this week? Who else does Drake hold disdain for in the metal community? All this questions answered and more, including Maria's quick thoughts after attending her first Wu-Tang Clan concert recently.

Also, a note: In our outro this week, we briefly touch on the subjects of SA, abuse, and similar sensitive topics. If this isn't your jam, please feel free to skip over and we'll see you next week!

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Hey pals! Are you having a tough week? Is it the change in the weather? Is it the brain chemicals? Who's to say? This week, we're talking about albums that help with stress and anxiety, from our own individual perspectives. Drake will be talking about "In the City" by Kevin Rudolf while Maria is tackling "Language" from the band The Contortionist. Grab a fuzzy blanket and your favorite comfort item, we're getting cozy!

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Hi friends, foes and everyone in between! We're back this week after a minor technical hiccup for another riveting edition of talking music with your two favorite, unqualified millennials for a special extended episode. Today, we're talking "Me Against the World" - the 1995 album from 2Pac and 1996's "Dark Saga" by heavy metal band Iced Earth.

And per fan request, we have Drake in the hot seat, reflecting on our last episode with our friend Renato, to give his quick picks on some WWE themes he enjoys as well.

Also included this week: Drake's distaste for Britain and Rob Zombie, Maria learning what an epoch is and so much more shenanigans you've come to know and love! Thanks for listening!

Heya there! While Drake is away on another touching grass excursion, we bring to you another guest host bonus episode, featuring our friend and friend of the pod, Renato (formerly known as Rey Sanchez). We break down our favorite WWE themes from different eras, have a chat about life and even somehow stumble upon ANOTHER Limp Bizkit mention on the show. Our picks below, enjoy and we'll see you next week!

Maria's Picks:

80s: Bret Hart

90s: Triple H (My Time)

2000s: Randy Orton (Burn in My Light)

2010s: Finn Balor (Catch Your Breath v1)

PPV Theme: "You're Going Down" by Sick Puppies (WWE Extreme Rules 2009)

Wildcard: Three 6 Mafia randomly performing "Some Bodies Gonna Get It" on Smackdown

Renato's Picks:

80s: Dusty Rhodes

90s: Gangrel & The Brood

2000s: Eddie Guerrero (Latino Heat)

2010s: Street Profits (Bring the Swag)

PPV Theme: "My Way" by Limp Bizkit

Wildcard: MGK Getting Powerbombed by Kevin Owens on RAW

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By god, our AI episode is finally here! We consulted the esteemed knowledge of the Snapchat AI to give us albums to listen to this week and they didn't disappoint! Stick around as Drake is talking about "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" by Ms. Lauryn Hill and Maria delves into "Master of Puppets" by Metallica.

We also chat about Lauryn Hill's career shooting average and why gatekeeping in metal is lame.

Shoutout to Shea Serrano, writer of "Hip-Hop (And Other Things)", for the excerpts used in today's mini-game. You can buy that book at Amazon, Barnes & Noble or wherever other fine books are sold.

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Greetings, friends! This week's episode is brought to you by the power of FRIENDSHIP. We'll be chatting about a few of our favorite side projects, some off-shoots from bands we've come to know and love. Today, Maria will be talking "Marching in Time" by Tremonti, the solo band endeavor from Alter Bridge and Creed guitarist Mark Tremonti - while Drake will be chatting about "The Rising Tied", the first solo album from Fort Minor aka Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park.

We appreciate ya' hanging out this week and we'll catch ya' next time!

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Hi friends! This week, we're talking about specific albums in certain artists' discographies that we think could use more love, for one reason or another. Not to be confused with our underrated album episode, these are just albums we feel are fantastic standouts in our respective artist's catalogs and we invite you to check them out! Drake is unpacking "Lasers", the third studio album from Chicago rapper Lupe Fiasco and Maria is chatting about "Snakes & Arrows", the 18th studio project from Canadian rock band Rush.

Join us for our usual riveting commentary, as well as asking the hard-hitting questions you've come to know and love.

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Hey friends! Drake is back from the great beyond this week, let us rejoice. Today, we're talking about our favorite EPs, including "A Wisp in the Atlantic" by Swedish melodic death metal band Soilwork and "lockdown sessions" by Machine Gun Kelly.

Tune in to hear us chat about our thoughts on those, including some fun new words that Drake gets to add to his vocabulary as our resident and favorite 70-year-old man.

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Howdy y'all! We're excited to bring you this fun bonus content to your earholes for this week! While Drake is away, we decided to have ourselves a fun little Kelly & Ryan moment where I'll be joined by a special co-host, my good friend, Lilo. Noted commentator on things and confirmed a good time, they're here to bring the sass and energy for this episode while we attempt to roast folks for their random song selections. All in good fun, we hope you join us! Fun links down below, we'll catch you next week for our usual shenanigans.

Lilo's Playlists:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7tnIANu2JZ5nie1CbBfhZZ?si=ghpolmgUSyONOI6qmNsWKQ

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7tnIANu2JZ5nie1CbBfhZZ?si=ghpolmgUSyONOI6qmNsWKQ

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7tnIANu2JZ5nie1CbBfhZZ?si=ghpolmgUSyONOI6qmNsWKQ

"Pregnant Sonic" courtesy of Omri, Auntie Boy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7l03helSHk

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