Explosions. Fireworks. Global military takeover. These are just some of the images that may arise listening to this week's episode! Andrew and Dan tentatively dive headlong into K-Pop culture, in an attempt to understand this incredibly deep, emotionally complex music...about drinking milk and playing ping pong.

Continuing their streak of discussing people you maybe didn't know were Australian, Andrew and Dan travel all the way back to the distant year of mid-COVID pandemic to discuss a literal child's song featuring a grown up child Justin Bieber. And only one of them is Australian! Can you guess? Send us a letter if you guessed correctly.

Is your motor running? Well, you better go catch it! Because this week Andrew and Dan are talking Wild Hogs aka Motor Bikes aka The Two Wheeled Wonders. And they're talking about the only song that was ever dedicated to these gnarly machines, a big mega hit that nearly topped the chart of charts!

America in the early 1980s wanted two things: Handsome doctors working at incredibly generalized hospitals and those same handsome doctors singing sexually aggressive pop songs about their friend's girlfriends. This week, Andrew and Dan talk about one of those things more than the other. Listen to find out which!

Much like when the invention of the atomic bomb ushered in a new era of terror and destruction, this episode, in which Andrew and Dan finally discuss a bonafied Mariah Carey super-hit, will be remembered as a point of no return. Now we have become podcast, destroyer of ears. This week, we learn all about how Mariah Carey re-claimed her stardom in a post-Glitter world. And we discuss the big movies!

This week, Andrew and Dan travel back to the era of mop-top haircuts and paisley shirts to learn what goes into the making of one of the most iconic rock songs of all time. Then they debate whether or not some songs should only exist as sound bites instead of being an interminable two and half minutes long. With a wind instrument solo!

Perhaps no other band signifies a specific era of music and culture in the United States than Orlando, Florida's own Matchbox Twenty (featuring Rob Thomas from "Smooth" by Santana). This week, Andrew and Dan take a crash course on all things MB-20 as they revisit this one week wonder from the turn of the century. Also, Andrew has a whale of tale from his trip to the movie theater. 

This week, Andrew and Dan pay a visit to the early 60s, also known as the late 50s, also known as the first season of Mad Men, to hear a famous song sung by a literal child. But wait! Don't throw your phone in the ocean! This song is good! We're SORRY!

In an ancient time known as the middle 50s, the nation's youth came together to declare in a single voice: Now is the time for rock and roll! To commemorate this occasion, they asked a big half-blind guy with curly Q hair to record a song about the various times that rocking can happen. This week, Andrew and Dan talk about that song! And movies (because of course)!

You've probably heard of rock music. But have you ever heard of Rocky music? Well, now you can say you have! Because this week Andrew and Dan are revisiting the very musical year of 1977 for a classic of the training montage genre. Courtesy of one William Conti (from the Oscars!)