Jason and Jon head into the letter N, and discuss a few tracks already in the running for their best-of choice. Along the way they chat about important SP-related topics, such as the Simpsons arcade game, rollerskating, and the presidential primary process. Loopy times!

Jason and Jon finish up the M's this time around, discussing several songs that begin with the word "My." Plus a song that slipped through the cracks, selection of their favorite M songs, and plenty of tangents!

Jason and Jon stay in their respective homes and talk Pumpkins as Rome burns! More M-songs, more technical glitches!

Onward through the Ms! Jason and Jon get back to it, and discuss a variety of songs, including a few demos and a live track that somehow slipped through the cracks...

Jason and Jon return to discuss WPC's new solo album, Cotillions, before diving back into the Ms. Despite some technical issues, they examine a wide range of songs, including perhaps one of the best songs in the Billy Corgan songbook!

Jason and Jon are back (and in the same time zone)! They dive right into the letter M, and then offer their thoughts on the last show of the Pumpkins 2019 summer tour.

On this special 50th episode, Jason and Jon discuss several songs that were missed along the way for one reason or another. The list includes two songs from Shiny and Oh So Bright Vol. 1, a few Pumpkins rarities, a Zwan classic, a WPC solo song, and track from the Jimmy Chamberlin Complex. Here's to 50 eps!

Jason and Jon get back into it after a long break. As they wrap up the L songs, they discuss a James Iha demo, a Zwan track, and a few classics as well.

Jason and Jon welcome special guest Joe Bourdet (www.joebourdet.com)to discuss songs covering nearly 30 years of Pumpkins history, all the way from a 1989 demo to a track off WPC's 2017 solo record Ogilala. They also discuss Joe's newly released debut single, "Seamist and El Capitan," available at https://joebourdet.bandcamp.com.

Jason and Jon continue on through the L's, covering a hodgepodge of tracks that include an early live recording, a Teargarden song, a potentially creepy love song from Mellon Collie, and some other odd songs from deep in the catalog. They also discuss the possibility of a mysterious 5th member of the Pumpkins and why you should never play hide-and-seek in refrigerators.