What's the coolest music tradition on Earth? Music is a universal part of humanity, and it shows up around the world in many forms. Heather and Chris delve into some of the most unique musical traditions around the globe.

Commercial jingles might be the catchiest and most famous music you can find. We hear them every day, but where did they even come from? Chris and Heather investigate this little-known side of the music industry in an episode that'll be sure to get something stuck in your head.

Who are the women that got screwed out of music history? Throughout history, women have gotten the short end of the stick when it comes to their accomplishments. We try to right that wrong just a little bit by sharing a few of our favorite female badasses in music.

What's the story behind the one-hit wonder? Heather and Chris pop some champagne and dive into the interesting stories between some of pop music's biggest one-hit wonders.

Who are the most badass virtuosos in history? Heather and Chris look at some of the best of the best and how their lives played out (spoiler: casinos and underwear-throwing may or may not have been involved).

Why does every piece of music sound the same? Heather and Chris discuss the patterns that show up time and time again in some of history's most famous tracks.

Why the hell do kids learn recorder? This strange rite of passage that most elementary school students in the U.S. go through actually has some sound reasoning and an interesting history (Nazis, anyone?). Heather and Chris explore this instrument and Chris gets to put his teaching skills to the test.

Who is the biggest dick in music history? Pianist-conductor Heather Waid and music teacher-singer Chris Langton have a couple of drinks and talk about some worthy candidates for this dubious distinction.