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In our most controversial episode yet, Christina and Brett determine exactly what the Generation X/Y/Millenial split on Nirvana is, celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Real Genius, and cover Ryan Adams covering Taylor Swift. This one gets "Wet Hot", folks. You've been warned.

Brett is looking for the right drugs and Christina explains all the beef you need to know about.

Christina and Brett talk about the new desktop client for Quip, the indelible mark made by Clueless on its 20th Anniversary, the agelessness of Paul Rudd, and the marathon worth of movies Brett recently watched.

Christina and Brett discuss the tech/lifestyle story of the week (Apple Music and her chat with Eddy Cue, Jimmy Iovine, and Trent Reznor), memorialize music legend Chris Gaines, and easily fill the rest of an hour discussing movies and TV they've been watching, discovering, and revisiting.

After some of the biggest Apple and Taylor Swift (as well as Apple and Taylor Swift) news in some time, Christina and Brett team back up to touch on everything including major security exploits, the real (original) Apple Watch roadmap, and tackle Jurassic World and Spy. Note: This episode was recorded LIVE during the final explosion of the big Taylor Swift v. Apple throwdown, and features our first-ever Roving Reporter Breaking News Break.

This episode should probably carry various disclaimers and trigger warnings. We hereby offer a blanket apology for all insults, insensitivities, and outright injustices perpetrated on this episode, both during and surrounding discussion of various tech and pop culture topics.

Christina and Brett catch up on bits of pop culture as well as various cool, new things in Brett's life. Sometimes, going back to design school principles brings everything into perspective and focus. Sometimes, all you need is Swift...rotoscoped Taylor Swift.

Christina and Brett welcome Ars Technica's Lee Hutchison to discuss the "glory days" of Amiga and BeOS, working retail at Best Buy, and digital hoarding.

This is the strangest, most ransom-note-like episode you will ever hear. We begin as usual, segue into a talk with the roommates who successfully Kickstartered a Nancy Kerrigan/Tonya Harding Museum (housed in their apartment), and devolve into comedy of profound discomfort...starring Brett.

Our first-ever guest, CNET & Tomorrow Daily's Ashley Esqueda joins Christina and Brett to talk movies and TV, from Clueless and Heathers to Star Wars and Furious 7 to King of the Hill and RuPaul's Drag Race. This episode is..."so very".