In an emotional roller coaster of an episode, Jon and Jason reckon with the problematic Zwan song “Chicks,” and celebrate the heartwarming holiday song “Christmastime.” Also: Jason treats the listeners to a piano performance, and the hosts finally talk about Matt Walker’s current job as Morrissey’s drummer.

After three long months, Jon and Jason finally get to talk about Siamese Dream and Oceania on the podcast. They also discuss “Cherry” (a beloved b-side from the 1979 single), and two unreleased Zwan songs. Plus: “Cherub Rock” makes them realize that “diss tracks” were surprisingly popular in the 90’s rock scene.

In this episode you can hear Jason squirm as he admits to not liking an important Smashing Pumpkins song. But first, Jon and Jason discuss three unreleased acoustic songs, and one of the best tracks on TheFutureEmbrace.

In a very historic episode, Jon and Jason wrap up the B’s (and choose their favorite “B” song), talk about one of the Smashing Pumpkins’ biggest hits, and finally get to discuss a song from Gish. Also covered in this episode is “Burnt Orange Black,” a Neil Young-esque outtake that was played live in 2014.

It’s fair to say Jason and Jon cover a lot of ground this week, as they discuss a song about a famous Chicago murder, AND a song about a band member’s dog. Plus: standout album tracks from Mellon Collie and Zeitgeist, a b-side featuring the legendary Ben Klaff, and more.

This episode covers one of the most well known James Iha songs, two songs that Billy seemed to wrestle with and record multiple versions of, and a beautiful home demo from the Siamese Dream era that took almost 20 years to be released.

For their first Special Episode, Jon and Jason take a break from their usual alphabetical list, and discuss six songs that Billy Corgan & co. have covered over the years. Featuring covers of songs by the Beatles, Joy Division, Depeche Mode, U2, and more.

(Originally released April 30, 2017. Re-releasing with improved audio).

Jason and Jon discuss a wide-ranging batch of songs this week, including an Adore-era favorite and a live unreleased song that arguably should’ve made it onto Oceania. Also: Jon gets a bee in his bonnet over a little instrumental tune called “Blast.”

(Originally released April 16, 2017. Re-releasing with improved audio).

Jon and Jason discuss a batch of songs from Billy Corgan’s solo career, including the electronic instrumentals from TheFutureEmbrace tour, and two songs from the unreleased Chicago Kid album. They also have a long overdue discussion on the career of Mordecai “Three Finger” Brown.

(Originally released April 9, 2017. Re-releasing with improved audio).

For the first time, Jason and Jon talk about five officially-released studio recordings (with vocals), including a track from the Batman and Robin soundtrack, and two of James Iha’s best songs. Also: Jason tries to convince Jon that “Canadian puns” are a thing.

(Originally released April 2, 2017. Re-releasing with improved audio).