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Joel is living his best life on this episode as we celebrate the fabulous Disney and pop breakout star Ashley Tisdale. The High School Musical icon, best known for her role as the campy theatre queen Sharpay Evans, gave us so much on screen and on MP3. Joel and David take us through the High School Musical phenomenon, Ashley's poptastic debut album "Headstrong" - including the singles 'He Said She Said' and 'Be Good To Me' - plus her darker, angstier sophomore album "Guilty Pleasure", and so much more.

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David and Joel celebrate two Y2K pop girls who didn't want to be like 'Most Girls'. At the dawn of the Britney-Xtina-Mandy-Jessica Pop Princess era, P!nk (Alecia Moore - no relation to Mandy) and Vitamin C (aka Colleen Ann Fitzpatrick) exploded on the scene full of attitude and determined to rule on their own terms. We cover P!nk's breakout years with her first two albums - the feisty R&B-flavoured debut "Can't Take Me Home", the career-shaking'Lady Marmalade' collab, and the mega successful "M!ssundaztood" era when she teamed up with Linda Perry and transitioned into a rockier sound. We also dive into Vitamin C's career, as David tries to explain to Joel why he loves the V.C. so much (there are scrapbooks, kids!). Together they explore her two albums "Vitamin C" and "More", including the reggae-infused single ‘Smile', the iconic international hit 'Graduation (Friends Forever)', 'The Itch' and so much more!

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This is a big one guys! Things are about to get ‘So Good’ as David and Joel give a thorough deep-dive into the music career of the UK Princess of Pop, Rachel Stevens.

They cover; Rachel’s S Club 7 beginnings, her solo debut with the Cathy Dennis-penned smash ‘Sweet Dreams My LA Ex’, her eclectic first album "Funky Dory", the maga-hit ‘Some Girls’ which set the tone for her second album, the cult-classic "Come and Get It", Rachel’s final single to date ‘I Said Never Again (But Here We Are)’ plus Joel recalls meeting Rachel and shares his theory on why Brexit is happening and so much more, more, more!

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Things get seriously cheetah-licious this week as David and Joel look into the crossover lives of two iconic 2000s girl groups: 3LW and The Cheetah Girls.

They reminisce on 3LW's debut with the Y2K R&B classic ‘No More (Baby I’ma Do Right)’, their sassy second album "A Girl Can Mack", the shock departure of band member Naturi Naughton, and the new path 3LW’s Kiely Williams and Adrienne Bailon forged by joining ‘The Cheetah Girls’ alongside Sabrina Bryan and Disney royalty Raven-Symoné. Joel takes David on a whirlwind journey of the Disney Channel Original Movie trilogy of The Cheetah Girls. Together they cover the runaway success of the first film and its soundtrack, 3LW’s attempt to comeback with a third album, followed by the even bigger "The Cheetah Girls 2" movie and soundtrack, then The Cheetah Girls (without Raven) recording their debut album "TCG", and the disappointing final film "Cheetah Girls: One World"... and much more!

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In anticipation for the Spice Girls' 2019 reunion tour, David and Joel take a wine-filled trip back to the iconic Solo Spice Girls era between 1998 and 2000. After Geri leaving the band in 1998, the stage was set for an exciting and hectic two-and-a-half years which saw 21 Spice-related records fired out, spawning five solo careers, two heated chart battles, and millions of singles sold worldwide. We take a look at the launch of Mel B's R&B-flavoured solo career, Geri's headline-snatching "Schizophonic" era including the unforgettable 2000s Brit Awards moment, Melanie C's confident and critically-nodded "Northern Star" debut, and Emma Bunton and Victoria Beckham's tentative first steps out with 'What I Am' and 'Out of Your Mind'... and all that's in between! Prepare to immerse yourself in the chaos and colour of overlapping solo and Spice Girls campaigns as five individuals make their mark, while a third Spice Girls album - "Forever" - looms large.

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This week David and Joel revisit two teen vocal queens of the 2000s: Stacie Orrico and JoJo. We dig deep into their catalogue to discover what made them such beloved artists of this era. We explore Stacie's fizzy Christian pop debut album "Genuine" to the glossy crossover of 'Stuck' and '(There's Gotta Be) More to Life', through to her retreat from the limelight and "Beautiful Awakening".  We reminisce on JoJo's iconic self-titled debut album, 'Leave (Get Out)', her Hollywood big break (hello "Aquamarine"!), her confident second album "The High Road" with 'Too Little Too Late', plus the difficult years in limbo with her label, and her absolutely triumphant return.

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Listen up, Dolls! This week David and Joel throw back to the second half of the 00s with the cabaret burlesque act-turned-best selling girl group: The Pussycat Dolls. The cover; boss entrepreneur and choreographer Robin Antin creating the group, the switch up from cabaret act to Interscope Records recording artist, the immensity of ‘Don’t Cha’, the incredible debut album "PCD", Joel seeing the Dolls live multiple times and meeting them, David and Joel’s embarrassing ‘pop-up performance' stories, the anticipation and dissolution of "Her Name is Nicole", the "Doll Domination" comeback, and the Dolls' fabulous final singles ‘Jai Ho!’ and ‘Hush Hush; Hush Hush’ towards the end of the decade... and our hopes for the Pussycat Dolls in 2019. 

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Happy New Year, everyone! For the first episode of 2019 David and Joel celebrate Dublin's finest pop sensation Samantha Mumba.

They cover: Young Samantha being 'discovered' by pop svengali Louis Walsh, her incredibly iconic singles that soundtracked the 00s including 'Gotta Tell You', 'Body II Body', 'Always Come Back to Your Love' and her debut album, her American chart success including the Disney Channel 'In Concert' special with Aaron Carter, her film debut in "The Time Machine" with Guy Pearce, and why they are hyped for her 2019 comeback.

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This week David and Joel take things Down Under for a special episode covering the iconic 2000s "Neighbours" and "Home and Away" stars who hit the pop charts!

They cover:

Delta Goodrem’s original teen-pop debut pre-"Neighbours": ‘I Don’t Care’

Holly Valance’s mark on the music scene with the global megahit ‘Kiss Kiss’ and debut album "Footprints" following her departure from "Neighbours" - plus her cult classic second album "State of Mind"

"Home & Away" darling Bec Cartwright’s (better known these days as Bec Hewitt) debut single ‘All Seats Taken’ and her self-titled album.

Tammin Sursok’s singles after she left "Home & Away", including 'Pointless Relationship', and her subsequent Hollywood success.

Stephanie McIntosh’s debut single ‘Mistake’ and debut album "Tightrope", her reality show "The Steph Show" and Joel going to her "Loose Women" interview and his continuing fandom for her bops.

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