This week, Reagan and Anthony look at their first disco album, "Voulez-Vous." Other topics of discussion include Anthony's Pepe Le Pew impression and Reagan (incorrectly) teaching Anthony French.

After a brief hiatus, Reagan and Anthony are back to discuss Talking Head's album, "Remain In Light." Other topics of discussion include new songs released by older artists and the popular supernatural radio show, "Coast to Coast." (This episode was recorded back in February, excuse the dated references)

For the first episode of 2024, Reagan and Anthony take a look into the Parliament masterpiece, "Mothership Connection." Other topics of discussion, they already tried to record this episode last year but Reagan forgot to press record for the second half of the episode, and the show briefly turns into a sports podcast and

In this episode, Anthony and Reagan take a look at Billy Idol's album, "Rebel Yell." Other topics of conversation include a breakdown of Reagan's Spotify Wrapped for 2023.

Anthony and Reagan look at their second Queen album, the iconic "New of the World." Other topics of discussion include the legacy of Parliament-Funkadelic and the day that Reagan became a Queen fan.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss their favorite albums of the 80s.

This week, Anthony and Reagan look at the Doobie Brothers' album, "Minute by Minute." Other topics of discussion are the protagonist and his wife in the yacht rock class, "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" and who is more at fault.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss one of the most popular albums of all time, Prince's "Purple Rain." The ramblings are back in this episode! Topics include Dana Carvey's Tom Brokaw impression, the downfall of the New Orleans Saints, and how unrealistic Frasier is from people who work in radio.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss Bruce Springsteen's breakthrough album, "Born to Run." Other topics include two separate Adam Sandler references and the weird things that Reagan keeps in her car.

This week, Anthony and Reagan discuss Peter Gabriel's mainstream breakthrough album, "So." Other topics of discussion are Santa Clause and Alabama geography.