Kellie & Thomas discuss the latest nonsense surrounding EPIC Charter Schools. (Original Air Date: April 22, 2021). 

This is the ending segment to the 61st airing of "The Power Chord," where 'we play all things metal.'

Last song covered is "The Immigrant Song." (Led Zeppelin)

OriginalAirDate: 10Mar2021

This is Block5 of the 61st airing of "The Power Chord," where 'we play all things metal.'

Songs covered include "Suffragette City," "Cat's in the Cradle," "Little Wing," and "Shapes of Things." (David Bowie, Harry Chapin, Jimi Hendrix and The Yardbirds)

OriginalAirDate: 10Mar2021

This Block4 of the 61st airing of "The Power Chord," where 'we play all things metal.'

Songs covered are 'Nobody's Fault,' 'Cold Gin,' 'Planet Caravan,' and 'Higher Ground.' (Aerosmith, Kiss, Black Sabbath, and Stevie Wonder)

OriginalAirDate: 10Mar2021

This is Block3 of the 61st airing of "The Power Chord."

Songs covered include 'Hard to Handle,' 'Summertime Blues,' 'Have a Cigar,' and 'Bad Company.' (Otis Redding, Eddie Cochran, Pink Floyd, and Bad Company)

OriginalAirDate: 10Mar2021

The Block2 segment of the 61st airing of "The Power Chord."

Songs being covered are 'Cat Scratch Fever,' 'Back on the Streets,' 'Purple Haze,' and 'Radar Love.' (Nitro, John Norum, Winger and White Lion)

OriginalAirDate: 10Mar2021

During this Block1 segment, JayT. plays some metal covered by Anthrax, Megadeth, and The Foo Fighters ('God Save The Queen,' 'I Ain't Superstitious,'  and 'Baker Street (Live)')

OriginalAirDate: 10Mar2021

This is the intro to the 61st airing of "The Power Chord" where 'we play all things metal!'

On this airing, JayT. plays a show-duration theme of "Copy Cats," where all cover songs of metal bands playing some of their favorite tunes. 

JayT. starts the show off with Guns N' Roses playing 'Live and Let Die.'

OriginalAirDate: 10Mar2021

Kellie & Thomas discuss casting on every Tiger King movie being made. (Original Air Date: April 20, 2021).

Kellie & Thomas discuss Matthew McConaughey's lead in the gubernatorial polls in Texas over Governor Greg Abbott. (Original Air Date: April 21, 2021).