In this episode, Kirk and Paul look at some classic music videos directed by filmmaker Spike Jonze ("Being John Malkovich," "Adaptation," "Her").

In this episode, Kirk and Paul talk seltzer and boy band boys. Then Kirk tries to win candy in the music trivia quiz.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul look at videos from the year 2000, one of the worst years if not the very worst year for pop music in history.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul discuss the greatness of Ween, potential new seltzer flavors, and the enduring legacy of Mick Mars. Then Kirk has a chance, for the first time in a long time, to win candy from the music trivia quiz.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul watch new(ish) videos of legendary artists performing recent versions of their classic hits. This one features songs from the '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s performed in the past few years and includes the Beach Boys, Tears for Fears, Supergrass and many more.

In this episode, Kirk and Paul discuss the legacy of Terry Glaze, Penn State's early '90s boom-bip Beastie Boys-sounding duo Joey Valence & Brae, and a Madison Cunningham coincidence. After that, Paul challenges Kirk to a laser round with a test. Finally, Kirk seeks to get a streak going in the music trivia quiz.

This week, Kirk and Paul do a show about one song and only one song (kind of): "Arrow Through Me" by Paul McCartney and Wings, from the 1979 album "Back to the Egg."

This week, Kirk and Paul talk about "Tuff Turf" and Smash Mouth,

This week, Kirk and Paul welcome Isabel Nelson back for the seventh "Music Raygun" dance episode. This dance episode is themed for the first time. It's all about Bob Fosse, with video clips ranging from the 1940s through the 2010s.

This week, Kirk and Paul welcome their first-ever guest on "The Waterboiz Podcast." Isabel Nelson is on hand to talk about seltzer, the end of summer, "Call Me Maybe" and the ever-present specter of death. Then everyone visits the Trading Card Corner, and there's even a music trivia quiz expo mission to top it all off.