Ruin My Life

Kelsey brightens Jason's life with the musical stylings of Audra Mae, singer-songwriter extraordinaire and creator of American fiction's most unforgettably charming rapscallion, Jebediah Moonshine.

The once and future guest Morgan Stewart returns to spread the gospel of The Monkees' 1968 psychedelic career-killing cult film HEAD. What follows is an hour-long conversation about the 1960's counter-culture, the sad trappings of fame, and the limits of post-modernism. Don't say we didn't warn you.

Jason makes Kelsey a mixtape and tries to explain the sublime genius of singer-songwriter Mike Doughty. Alas, as the songwriting team of Pasek and Paul famously put it, words fail -- but, like, that's why we've got music, man.

Listen to the playlist here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrgeWoAUk1H3EPABOaOvVHRj5-LXSZN-b

Kelsey and Jason take a trip down south to attend the 144th Kentucky Derby! And then it rains. A lot.

HERE AT LAST! Because YOU demanded it: the cross-over event of the year! Ruin My Life and Andrew Ninja Warrior, together for the first time EVER! Not a hoax! Not a dream! Not an imaginary story! Jason and Kelsey join forces with Andrew and Sarah to discuss Showtime's 2005 production of Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical! Four podcasters! Two microphones! One film! Nothing in the world can prepare you for RUIN MY LIFE, EPISODE 43: REEFER MADNESS!

Jason and Kelsey dive deep into their Clover-FEELS while discussing Cloverfield, 10 Cloverfield Lane, and The Cloverfield Paradox. Jason misremembers the plot of Voltron, Kelsey pitches the Cloverfield musical, and everyone learns an important lesson about etymology. I don't know, I'm like, your main dude.

Kelsey and Jason embark on an historical culinary adventure when they discuss 'The Supersizers Go...', a piece of exceptionally charming British edu-tainment starring the lovable Sue Perkins and the winsome Giles Coren.

Jason and Kelsey shift into a whole new medium as they explore the electro-pop opera sensation (and Josh Groban delivery vehicle), Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812.

Jason lays out a case in defense of Mike Posner, the singer-songwriter behind the 2010 hit song "Cooler Than Me." Kelsey listens to "Cooler Than Me" for the first time, ever. Everyone learns something and we all walk away better for the experience.

Things get hella posh when Jennifer Harlan stops by to share the simple-yet-confounding joys of The Great British Bake Off, a show where people with charming accents bake ridiculous cakes while the 'Harry Potter' soundtracks plays in the background.