We're once again, sorry, but when he needed to catch a break, Max only caught COVID. This week for the 2022 Pride Month Special, the hosts break down how Pride Month has been going for them as well as speaking on Drake and Beyoncé's new forays into House music as well as Ezra Miller's whereabouts and our brief thoughts on Friday's SCOTUS ruling.

For the main (Pride Month) event, the duo decided to review a crucial LGBTQ+ artist's album so we chose Harry Styles' third studio album, Harry's House. The hosts weigh in on Harry's career progress, cultural impact, and overall thoughts on the album.

Okay, we're back and we're sorry. Contrary to this week's pick's new single, we forgot! After a few life updates, Lizzie and Max dive into a controversial new marketing trend, a couple quitters, Taco Bell, the global outbreak du jour, a 1985 classic getting it's revival, and much more!

For the main event, the hosts break down their thoughts on Sky Ferreira's new single, her 2013 debut album Night Time, My Time, and their experience with Ferreira as an artist and public figure over the past decade.

This week the hosts discuss this Sunday's controversial Oscars, the future of RHONY, a contentious release date, cybercrime, Doja Cat v. Paraguay, and a former RHOBH member's shocking allegations.

For the much anticipated main event, the hosts give their thoughts on Charli XCX's fifth and final studio album with Asylum/Atlantic/Warner, Crash. Longtime fans since 2012, the two discuss their history with Charli as well as career highlights, the album's behind the scenes process, and what her next career move may be.

This week the hosts tackle the ongoing Madonna biopic audition bootcamps, Grimes' big reveal, Dolly Parton's open letter to the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, Robert Pattinson's The Batman, Katy Perry's legal win, and Melinda Gates' new narrative.

For this week's episode, the hosts discuss the new come-back record, Love Sux, by Avril Lavinge.

You know what they say, distance makes the heart grow fonder! This week Lizzie and Max are back and dishing about the latest updates on Julia Fox, the Euphoria Season 2 finale, Britney Spears' new book deal, Jake Gyllenhaal remembering this fall it all too well, the Oscar noms + SAG Awards, Kylie Jenner's pregnancy, and much much more.

For this week's much-anticipated episode, Lizzie and Max dive into Dawn FM, the fifth studio album by Spinner's Club alumn The Weeknd. The duo touches on the evolution of The Weeknd's sound, the artist's recent concert livestream, the album's collaborators, and if there's a hidden topic tying the songs together beyond the purgatory radio concept.

We're back and kinda sorry. After a comedy of errors, Lizzie and Max are back to what they think they do best, podcasting. For the first SP episode of 2022, the gang chooses to focus on Euphoria Season 2, Kimye drama, the Julia Foxification of America, the Spotify & Joe Rogan v. the world chapter, "Lovebombing", pregnancies, deaths, and much much more.

For the main event, the hosts get around to talking about the album Max told you to listen to, 5 weeks ago. The gang gives their thoughts on Troubled Paradise, the debut studio-album by Slayyyter.

In their first Holiday pod, the hosts catch up on weeks worth of news from the SNL/Charli XCX debacle, two movie premiers, a graduation, LA real estate, a breakup, a planned breakup, and the most recent 00s star selling NFTs. The hosts also look back on their favorite songs of 2021 and their predictions for 2022.

For the main event, Lizzie & Max discuss Mercurial World, the debut album by the LA group, Magdalena Bay.

This week the hosts touch on Arca's 4 albums in one week stunt, BTS' announced upcoming "break", Drake's decision to withdraw his entries from the 2022 Grammy Awards, and the ever-controversial Pitchfork's "100 Best Songs of 2021".

For the main even, fresh off the heels of seeing the "Heart Is Unbreaking Tour", the hosts discuss Pang, the third-album from American singer/songwriter, Caroline Polachek. The gang discuss the album, their experience with the tour, and how Caroline's new era is shaping up.

This week the hosts talk about two major celeb deaths, the 2022 Grammy nominations, and their own thanksgivings.

For the main event Lizzie and Max discuss Butterfly, the sixth studio album by American singer/songwriter/producer/holder 19 Billboard Hot 100 #1 singles & 84 cumulative weeks at #1/legend Mariah Carey.

Happy Thanksgiving! This week the hosts celebrate with the patron saint of autumn's new re-release, a breakup, a divorce album, the crusade against the shuffle button, the worldwide vinyl shortage, and the re-ignition of the Britney/Xtina feud.

For the main event, Lizzie and Max discuss Bloom, the 2012 fourth album from Baltimore dreampop duo Beach House.