This week, Kirk and Paul are joined for the miniepisode by last week’s guest, Katie Willert. A fresh pack of 1991 ProSet Supersters MusiCards opens for the “Trading Card Corner” segment, then there’s a three-way contest in an expo mission of the music trivia quiz.

This week, Kirk and Paul are joined by Katie Willert to talk some more about funk music for the show’s second funk episode. This episode features funk and R&B from the ’70s, ‘80s, ‘90s and 2020s. There are TikTok trends and a drum lesson. Do you smell that? It’s this episode of “Music Raygun.”

This week, Kirk and Paul talk about being cool, Madonna song lengths, bowling alley music, "Behind the Music" and more.

This week, Kirk and Paul talk about music’s child stars. From toddlers to teens, from the 1950s to the present day, these are (some of) the kids who made great music, or at least made history with their music.

This week, Kirk and Paul talk about “Summer of Soul,” “This Is Pop,” John Mayer’s “Sob Rock” album, absolute pitch, Frankie Laine, Candy Dulfer, Kings X, UB40 and more. In the music trivia quiz, Paul tries to score his third consecutive win to earn him the big prize.

This week, Kirk and Paul talk about music people might be surprised to know they like in this sequel to the first “Off-Brand Picks” episode. For Kirk, that means music with guitars. For Paul, it means Indonesian folk music with guitars. Plus some other stuff too.

This week, Kirk and Paul talk about Paul's handwriting, hearing "Dueling Banjos" at the supermarket, and opening another factory-sealed pack of ProSet SuperStars MusiCards from 1990. In the music trivia quiz, Paul attempts to increase his winning streak to two.

Early in the show's run, Paul and Kirk put out an episode of "Music Raygun" all about saxophones. That episode became one of the podcast's most popular ever. So on that episode's fourth anniversary, here's finally a sequel. Another episode about sax, sax players, sax solos, everything sax.

This episode's video playlist: https://bit.ly/3hKGtm9 (YouTube)

Paul brings up Lil Nas X and admits why he'd be the worst A&R guy in the history of the recorded music industry, Kirk talks about a TikTok video that revealed something remarkable about Anita Baker's voice, and the never-ending music trivia quiz keeps never ending.

This episode is about music videos that were produced in the years immediately prior to the debut of MTV in 1981, and serves as sort of a prequel to the second episode of "Music Raygun" from four years ago, which was about music videos from MTV's first few years.