It's another round of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. One great song, one terrible one, and one you can't help but love.

In this episode, Matt and Jake interview Cindy O'Connor, a film/tv composer/orchestrator. They talk about what it's like getting your start in the industry, current practices, unions, and all sorts of miscellaneous other topics, like Pat Benatar

In this episode, Jake and Matt interview film and television composer Cindy O'Connor on what life is like as a composer for the screen and how one might enter the field (and also what it was like to play with Pat Benatar!).

In the second of the lightning round series, Matt and Jake tackle several topics ranging from horn players being divas to Van Halen's legacy to Yugioh... wait what?

Back for another lightning round! In this episode Matt and Jake discuss the dumbest and most diva instrumentalists, bonus tracks, how they're too old to understand TikTok, and the legacy of Eddie Van Halen. There might even be some Yu-Gi-Oh thrown in.

Jake and Matt each pick a band that they think could be considered the worst of all time. Obviously an extremely scientific episode.

They may not be as bad as Chicago, but we sure do hate them. In this episode Jake and Matt discuss who in their opinions are the worst bands of all time.

Matt and Jake tackle Adam Neely's video, "Music Theory and White Supremacy." They discuss what's good about the video, what doesn't quite work, and why Adam Neely always just comes across as a condescending douchebag at all times of every day.

Jake and Matt discuss Adam Neely's recent video "Music Theory and White Supremacy"

Matt and Jake continue their discussion on vocalists, but this time a professional vocalist comes in to tell them how stupid they are.