STWLIMSA2GBI97 (Songs That We Liked In Middle School As 2 Guys Born In 1997)

Two titans of the middle school music scene are the focus of our episode this week. Join us as we discuss Nicki Minaj, Flo Rida, and nothing else because we are soooo good at staying on topic! Remember to follow and add us to your Spotify feed! 

We're back with two new songs after a cheeky little holiday break. Join us as we travel back to a simpler time when Knock You Down and Coming Home were topping the charts and silly bandz were used as currency. Don't forget to save our podcast to your library so you never miss an ep! 

We managed to both pick Usher songs this week so you know what that means! Or actually you probably don't. Well we're calling it The Ushersode and I think that's neat so please listen. 

Jason Derulo and Eminem, an unlikely pair, but that's what you get when you tune into STWLIMSA2GBI97!

Our friend from middle school Claire joins us and is bringing her own song to the show this week! Threeeeee tracks to cover on this very special episode, tune in!

We're going a bit out of the box this week, but that's what you get at STWLIMSA2GBI97. Expect the unexpected and enjoy another smash hit episode!

The King of Middle School himself Pitbull finally makes his way on the show and Isaac brings a non-existent Justin Timberlake song to the table. You won't want to miss this action-packed edition of everyone's favorite middle school nostalgia podcast: STWLIMSA2GBI97!

Waka Flocka Flame. Neon Trees. Fox. Isaac. What more can you ask for?

No, not that Hit Or Miss. The iconic song from The Benchwarmers of course! We're back with more unexpected film discourse and an iconic track from the Queen herself RiRi. If you don't like these two tracks then I'm not sure you were born in 1997 and went to middle school. Ring that bell! (subscribe button)

Two more classics are on deck this week from Hot Chelle Rae and none other than Kanye West. After some light discussion of the cultural impact of The Hangover we get into it and really dive deep into two iconic middle school tracks. I just realized I can't remember if I've been referring to Isaac and me in the third or first person, but oh well. When the tunes are this good it doesn't matter!