It's Season 6ix, baby! This week, Emma and Sam discuss Drake's 'Hold On, We're Going Home', as covered by Volumes for Punk Goes Pop 6; before welcoming esteemed guest and Canadian correspondent Sam Sutherland to chat all things Toronto, Scott Pilgrim, and champagne pop-punk.

What do you call a baby snake? When you find out can you please let us know because we have no idea. At least we know how to talk about "Knew It All Along" by Midtown, which they covered for Punk Goes Acoustic.

Punk Goes Pod has officially reached 100 episodes! In an episode that is the length of 100 episodes, Sam talks too much about Offspring frontman Dexter Holland, plus he has his citizenship revoked when he mishears a Kylie Minogue lyric, and we decide whether we should start a Rednex franchise. We also discuss the Russian nesting doll of a song that is "Torn" which was covered and performed by Natalie, and was later covered by Hands Like Houses for Punk Goes 90's Volume 2. We finish the episode by interviewing Hands Like Houses frontman Trenton Woodley to discuss the bands cover, the process of putting a cover up on one of the compilations, and how the last year has treated the band.

This weeks episode starts off strong with a plea for shorts to be worn whilst recording, and sticks the landing with an alternate to the famous Nirvana logo shirt, and a potential alternate founder of grunge. Of course some time is also spent discussing "Comedown" by Bush, as covered by Mayday Parade for Punk Goes 90's Vol. 2.

This weeks episode of Punk Goes Pod may cause heart murmurs, pocket-spiders, and yelling from your cat. The best defence is Sam and Emma's discussion about "Apology" by Alesana which they covered for Punk Goes Acoustic 2.

Once again we are joined by friend of the pod, Richard S. He, and together we will turn our baseball caps backwards and extend the width of our jeans. On this weeks episode we discuss video games that were never released, weird award show performances, and "Nookie" by Limp Bizkit, as covered by LOST for Punk Goes 90's Volume 2 Japanese Edition.

This weeks episode starts with a confessions, and ends on a good impression. Hopefully we'll "See You Again", but in the mean time listen to some Miley Cyrus, or Breathe Carolina, or both at the same time.

This weeks episode of Punk Goes Pod is presented in a post-vaccination fog. Emma makes a startling discovery about a famous childrens author, we discuss Post Malone's past, but what has this got to do with "Heartless" by Kanye West (as covered by The Word Alive)? You'll have to listen to find out.

This week Sam makes an intriguing new discovery in the toy aisle, we discuss lyrics so bad they get you mad, and of course "Believe" by Cher, as covered by Artema for the Japanese special edition of Punk Goes 90's Volume 2.

In what is the arguably the most cursed episode of Punk Goes Pod ever, Sam laments the lack of a Stretch Armstrong in his life, and he pitches the future of drumming. Emma reveals her true nature at gigs, and the duo discuss "Burn" by Ellie Goulding, as covered by Crown The Empire.