Will Alanis escape her third and final episode without a visit from the Irony Police?  Then join the boys for a dive into the Meredith Brookses, Fiona Apples, and other "bad girls" of post-Jagged Little Pill radio - To what degree was there an Alanis Effect?

It’s episode #1,979 as Quorgan and the Smashing Young Men of TMAYTOP head to Pumpkinland for an epic discussion about the band’s biggest hit and one of the most successful double albums of all time, Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.

The word is on the street that 1996 is gonna be one classic single after another. Starting with "Wonderwall," the boys gush over Oasis' album What's The Story (Morning Glory). On their way, Quill complains about hot rod drumsticks and Trav expresses gratitude for a recent downgrade of The Beatles' stock.

As a quick mid-hiatus snack, the boys engage in two quick spontaneous debates.  Does a seminal indie rock band have more Spotify listeners than a 90s one hit wonder?  Would Kurt Cobain like Vampire Weekend?

The format of this show came directly from the podcast The Great Debates, which is much funnier and more clever than what the boys did.  The Great Debates is available everywhere.

It's the Annual Poddy Awards, remember? After an outstanding opening set from the MCs, the boys discuss stats from their second season and their top 5 albums of 1995.

It's a long one, so if you wanna jump around:

:00 Opening monologues (you don't wanna miss these, pal!)

7:02 When you were a kid, what was your favorite song of 1995?

12:00 1995 Stats

21:31 Billboard Year-End Airplay Lists

27:50 Beginning of Our Top 5 Album Lists

1:25:00 Our Number Albums of 1995

Gavin gets a second chance! Will the boys let their recent tastes go pie high, or curse the band's bad mood whine again? Then strap on your big black boots and bring along your old suitcase for an unexpected album review.

Scooch over just an RFB (Red Fishermen’s Beard) and hear tell of the Chili Peppers, Jane’s Addiction, and for some reason, Fugazi.  The boys hope “My Friends” will make them happy enough to avoid jail time.

PUSA's on the loose-ah! Strap on your guitbasses and bassitars, as you are cordially invited to the Presidents' inauguration onto the Billboard Modern Rock Chart.

By encouraging complacency, did “Hand in my Pocket” pave the way for Trump’s 2016 election win?

Probably not, but it won’t stop the boys from exploring the evergreen pop sentiment “Everything’s gonna be fine” from “3 Little Birds” and “I Can See Clearly Now” to “Float On” and “The Middle.”

Then thank you, India, for sticking around for our discussion of Alanis’ 1998 album Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie.

It's Civil War as the boys and a special guest are torn into Team Johnny and Team Robby... JK everyone is Team Johnny and gushing over "Name" for an hour and change.  Plus, a preview of the incoming Adult Album Alternative radio format and the Twister soundtrack.  Respect the wind!