The episode in which we discuss Daft Punk, The Bloodhound Gang and Rasputin's dick (at length). Make sure you listen until the end of the episode to hear Keenan make a hilarious blunder.

Karl goes on an adventure to Trail and comes back with a wedding mix. The CD is filled with lovey-dovey tunes, a couple of classics and a surprising amount of Canadian content. A CRTC approved wedding.

Another one?! Yeah, that's right, we have a second Christmas episode for you. This time we picked a mix compiled by a record label - Star of Wonder: a country CHRISTMAS collection. We didn't listen to the mix beforehand. We definitely drank beforehand. Happy Holidays.

Merry Christmas! The crew celebrates the festive season by listening to an Xmas mix made by a strange snowboarder named Rolo. It's... not as holly jolly as you might imagine but it'll keep you warm at the slopes. Stay tuned as we find the true meaning of 'Xmas'.

This is a strange one. The crew finds the second installment of an emergency CD series and it's.. a full radio broadcast? Commercials and all. Lots of soft and Kid Rock.

This week we've got a real treat for you. Join us as we take a trip back to 1994 and listen to a mix exchanged in high school between two friends. Filled with hisses and crackles, this cassette even features candid commentary from Jackie herself.

Big shout out to our friend Evan for holding onto this mix for all these years. To quote him, "this shows what the 80's looked like in the view of the 90's". What a time warp.

This mix comes all the way from New Orleans! Made in (you guessed it) April of 2001, it's made for the mixer's partner.

April showers bring... you mixing powers? That doesn't really work. I don't know, it's a solid mix of earnest love tunes that make sense for 2001.

Big shout out to our friend Steve at 3rdfloortapes.com for this week's mix.

An exceptional mix made for an extraordinary listener to the podcast. All the golden oldies you love. Well... there are a couple tunes that aren't extraordinary. Or amazing. You'll see.

412 is not about Terry's Chocolate Orange. 412 is not about a band called John Lee's Hooker. 412 is not about Brooks, Alberta. 412 is not a helpline for puzzles. 412 is not about the CIA.

412 IS a fun indie rock mix made by the legendary Mike Doherty. Don't sleep on it!

All the way from jolly old England, we've got a real classic for you this week. Inspired by a messy break up, this bad boy is anything but consistent: We've got REO Speedwagon, Cher, Seal... You name it. The perfect soundtrack for burning your ex's belongings.