Splitting Hairs with Max, Nicky & Nickon

100TH EPISODE of SPLITTING HAIRS! We celebrate a momentous occasion by talking, yet again, about Taylor Swift (hopefully for the last time). We discuss Swift being named "Time: Person of the Year" and try to understand why she's been such a phenomenon this past year. We also talk about holiday music, again, and name our favorite songs of the festive winter season. Plus, a reminder that Max and Nicky's band, Silhouette City, released a brand new EP, in August, called 'Who Do You Want to Be?' available anywhere you listen to music.

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Taylor Swift: we don't care for it. On this week's episode of Splitting Hairs, we discuss the homework we had since our last episode: listen to a Taylor Swift album all the way through. Tune in to find out our conclusions on this week's edition of Splitting Hairs. Plus, a reminder that Max and Nicky's band, Silhouette City, released a brand new EP, two months ago, called 'Who Do You Want to Be?' available anywhere you listen to music (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Bandcamp, etc.).

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Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach

Taylor Swift: we just don't get it. On this week's episode of Splitting Hairs, we discuss and debate and try to understand why Taylor Swift is such a global phenomenon. We really don't get it. So, we decided to debate it. Plus, Max and Nicky's band, Silhouette City released a brand new EP, last month, called 'Who Do You Want to Be?' available anywhere you listen to music (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Bandcamp, etc.).

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Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach

On this episode of Splitting Hairs, we revisit one of our greatest passions - musical theatre. But now, we have Nickon in the mix! Plus, Max and Nicky's band, Silhouette City has released a brand new EP called Who Do You Want to Be? available anywhere you listen to music (Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Bandcamp, etc.).

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Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach

You ever hear someone talking about the dream they just had, and you think to yourself, "Man, when is this guy gonna finish talking?" We get it. Sometimes, dreams can be boring to hear about. So, does that mean that all dreams are not really even worth talking about? The boys discuss.

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If you had the opportunity, would you go to space? Max, Nicky, and Nickon debate the question that may be posed to more and more regular people (non-astronauts) in the very near future. Plus, more grammar corner!

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Max and Nicky have band and they're releasing a new EP in the next month and half. They have decided that they'd like to change their band name for this new release. Nickon and a few of our listeners help the twins decide on a new band name. Lots of debate, lots of fun, and, of course, more grammar corner!

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Max and Nicky went to public school growing up and feel that it profoundly contributed to the people they are today, in a good way! Nickon also went to public school, but he has a less positive outlook on it than the twins. Would private school have been a better option for him? In general, what's better for kids? Can we even generalize something so complex and multi-faceted as education? Let's see if we can on this week's episode of Splitting Hairs!

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Video games offer us a whole world of music that we don't normally find through the traditional outlets for music. The modern world of streaming and more democratization of arts distribution has of course allowed for easier paths to discover all of these wonderful musical delights... But that's a whole other discussion to be had. Today, we're talking about something else: What is better video game music, classic 8-bit and 16-bit era video game music or modern video game music? Join us as we attempt to debate something pretty darned subjective and see if we can extract any truths from this very opinion based discussion.

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Simple question: is appropriation good or bad? Maybe not so easy to answer. Or is it? Max, Nicky, and Nickon discuss on this week's edition of Splitting Hairs! And, as usual, more grammar corner.

Intro and Outro Music

Written, mixed, and produced by Nicky Weinbach