Missing his partner in crime, Jarron handles this weeks hosting duties by himself. Fortunately, he was lucky enough to have upcoming superstar and amazing musician, Big Soda sit down with him just hours after the release of his third album. The pair speak about the making of the album as well as the creative growth of the 23 year old artist.

This week, Josh and Jarron talk about whether or not great music can only come from suffering. They consider some of the great musicians whose trials were made well known through their art. Also, they reflect on the relationship between drug use and music.

This week, the guys discuss what exactly makes certain music bad? Also, they argue about which of actually has better taste in music.

With the full list of Grammy nominees recently being announced, Jarron and Josh dive right in and give their take on this year’s field of nominees. They talk about who they believe will walk away as big winners, who they feel like got snubbed and also what they feel like the nominees say about the current state of music. With nominees this laughable, the new decade in music is sure to get off to a rough start.

This week, the guys talking about a bevy of topics. From why Josh hates Bono to Jarron’s favorite rap beefs and the guys’ favorite music videos of all time, the guys have an open discussion about all things musical.

Following a rough set at Camp Flog Gnaw, where he was booed off of TV stage, Jarron and Josh ponder if this is the beginning to the end of drake's reign as the music industry's top dog. Also, are Summer Walker's recent antics totally screwing up her career before it really gets going?

In a Seinfeld like episode, Josh and Jarron spend this week talking about nothing in particular and everything all at once. Every week the guys tell you they don't know what they're talking about, but this week, they prove it.

For the 15th episode, Jarron and Josh move in a bit more controversial direction. The guys discuss and educate each other on their own views of cultural appropriation in music. They ponder exactly what constitutes cultural appropriation, and also what distinguishes it from appreciation. Some of the artists discussed in this episode are post Malone, Eminem, Bruno Mars and Miley Cyrus.

Jarron and Josh take a trip down memory lane and talk about some of the worst songs that were hits over the last decade.

The guys are joined by upcoming singer- songwriter, Jae Riley. This week, they discuss some of their personal favorite vocalists across all genres. As a talented and multifaceted vocalist herself, Jae schools the guys a bit about what makes a good vocalist.