In the first episode without Carli, Lizzie and Max are determined to make it through this episode despite having done no preparation and being viciously hungover! Non-sequiturs galore, Lizzie and Max stumble through the docket discuss the recent walk-back by OnlyFans and a greater debate surrounding the responsibility of online content hosting platforms, the recent VMA nominations, O Rod's songwriting controversy, Kanye's third DONDA listening party, and the upcoming return of ABBA after 40 years.

For the main event, Lizzie and Max discuss Lizzie's pick Blackout, the fifth studio album by living legend and tabloid queen, the legendary miss Britney Spears! Lizzie and Max discuss the cultural impact the album has made almost 14 years later as well as drawing connections between the turmoil Britney experienced in her personal life while recording this album and the current legal battle between the singer and her conservator father.

For their 30th episode the gang has a sad announcement, but quickly shifts to an overflowing docket of new music, celebrity group texts, another Hollywood dog-walker incident, OnlyFans, the ever growing Kardashian clan, and the ever evolving beverly hills housewife hustler saga.

For the main event, the gang defaults to Max's backup pick (as DONDA is still "coming"), Solar Power, the third studio album by New Zealand musical prodigy, Lorde. The gang discusses the polarizing release as well as Lorde's own comments about the album and how they feel it holds up to the rest of her work.

We're sorry for the wait (◕‸ ◕✿)

Touching on book controversy, new releases, the ever changing DONDA album, COVID-19 concert updates, Nicki Minaj's ongoing legal controversy, Britney's conservatorship, and two huge Bravo! announcements, this is one of our wildest episodes yet!

For the finale, the Spinner's Club gang dives into Lizzie's backup pick this week, Happier Than Ever, the sophomore album by genre-less zoomer idol, Billie Eilish!

Listen up y'all, COVID done been had us sad, but this week the gang is celebrating Carli's return with an extra long docket. The gang discusses new music, the billionaire space race, the Rolling Stone queer-baiting piece, Halsey's Allure Mag callout, #FreeBritney, and much more!

For the main event, the gang gives their thoughts on this week's album, Temporary Highs In the Violet Skies from Snoh Aalegra.

This week Carli takes a well-deserved vacation and friend of the pod and resident music expert, Daniel, steps up to help Max and Lizzie do their silly little podcast. From Emmy noms, to Cardi B calling out tiny white gay men, to a zoomer's White House PSA, Max struggles to MC his way through this episode!

For the main event, the Spinner's Club gang dives into Max's pick this week, ABBA Gold: Greatest Hits, by Swedish legends and Eurovision alumn, ABBA! The three discuss the current impact of the group's musical legacy as well as their own, personal experiences with the songs.

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This week the gang has a very special guest, please welcome to the pod Tony (aka Royal Haunts)!!!! Carli and Max mansplain this week's Wimbledon and Euro 2020 finals, Max defends the City Girls, Addison Rae, and Wendy Williams, and Tony walks us through his inspiration behind Royal Haunt's new song, A LITTLE FVCKED UP (BUT I LOVE U) out Friday, July 16th on all major streaming platforms as well as the video coming out on Youtube.

This week, the gang and Tony dive into Lizzie's pick, Call Me If You Get Lost, the new project from Tyler the Creator. From past experiences with Tyler to the use of analog instrumentation.

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This week the gang is fat, nasty, and broke from 4th of July weekend and powers through one of the most enraging news cycles they're touched on the show. From an update on the Britney Spears conservatorship legal drama to the 2021 olympics, and even a literal portal to hell the gang is left to wonder, "would be be better off leaving Earth?".

Luckily for the gang, this week's pick is a planet far far away, Planet Her, the third studio album by friend of the pod, Doja Cat! The gang discusses how this project compares to her last, Hot Pink, as well as where Doja Cat fits into the pop music genere moving forward.

This week the gang desperately tries not to get off-topic and well..........we'll let you guys be the judge of that! From this week's new releases to the 2021 BET Awards Carli, Lizzie, and Max break down their thoughts on everything they missed during their busy weekend. The gang also breaks down the Cardi B pregnancy announcement, what movies they saw this week, two new music feuds, and an update on the Britney Spears conservator case.

For the main event, the gang discusses Back of My Mind, the debut album by multi-platinum, four-time Grammy Award winner, H.E.R.

This week the gang closes the book on Gemini season 2021 with a retrospective episode covering one of the greatest Geminis to ever grace both the rap game and social media, the one, the only, Azealia Banks. In lieu of current events, Max and Lizzie break down the lore behind some of Miss AB's most legendary feuds for Carli and the fans.

Then for the finale, the gang discusses Azealia's 2014, highly anticipated (and highly delayed by her label) debut album Broke With Expensive Taste. The gang gives their thoughts on the album as well as how the album fits contextually into the modern lexicon given the rapper's controversial remarks.

"WE THE BEST MUSIC" This week the gang dives right into three new singles released last week, Carli gives an unfortunate update, and Max mansplains Lossless and Spacial Audio. And what would the episode be if the gang didn't weigh in on the latest Kimye development?

For the main event, the gang discusses Carli's pick Khaled Khaled by DJ Khaled. Sprawling 53:45 minutes long and containing 27 featured rappers, singers, and groups the album feels like peak Khaled. The gang looks back at their favorite DJ Khaled moments both past and present.