After two years of waiting, the Charties are finally back!

Recognizing the wild guests, conversations, and overall insanity of Seasons 4 & 5, join Evan, Taran, and permanent Charties co-host John Gleason Teske for another madcap evening of comedy, nostalgia, and blink-and-you'll-miss-them tangents. Were your favorite episodes nominated? What's the opposite of a Susan Lucci? All of this and more at the Third Annual Chartie Awards!

Just when you didn't think there was gonna be a Christmas f---ing miracle, in comes The Chartographers with their last episode of Season 5: a Happy Hour Minisode about Killer Mike, El-P, and Run The Jewels! Join Evan, Taran, and special guest Sam Thomas as they talk about guest verses, Definitive Jux, Meow the Jewels, "Don't Speak", and so much more. Thanks for listening all season!

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Our epic RTJ Season 5 finale is wrapping up, but oh my darling don't cry: we're ranking the full discography of Run The Jewels now! Join Evan, Taran, and special guest Sam Thomas as we call Ticketron and go through for very different and wild albums and rank 'em all. Nobody Speak? How about everybody does! Sound off in the comments below.

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Everything" by Sam Sparro from his 2020 studio album BOOMBOX ETERNAL. Get that record here [ linktr.ee/samsparro ]. Used with permission.

True Story: we love El-P. The rapper-producer who cut his teeth in Company Flow who later would make up half of our Season Finale artist Run the Jewels, El-P is a force unto himself, having also given us a trove of indie-rap staples via his Definitive Jux label. Thus, we're celebrating the man's discography and rankin' it all from Worst to First. A cinematic episode that was filmed on Deep Space 9mm.

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Everything" by Sam Sparro from his 2020 studio album BOOMBOX ETERNAL. Get that record here [ linktr.ee/samsparro ]. Used with permission.

Comin' in with that Ric Flair drip to our season finale, which means that Evan, Taran, and special guest Sam Thomas [IG: @ham_sand_witch] are diving head-on into the Run The Jewels Cinematic Universe, starting with Killer Mike. We rank his studio albums and say "Grind Time Rap Game Bang Bang Bang" about as many times as he does on mic (just kidding: he says it way more).

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Everything" by Sam Sparro from his 2020 studio album BOOMBOX ETERNAL. Get that record here [ linktr.ee/samsparro ]. Used with permission.

In order to prep for the Happy Hour Minisode on Joni Mitchell, we had to drink a case of you and we're still standing on our feet. That's right: Evan, Taran, and special guest Ali Keirn dive into all things Joni, ranging from her treatment by the music press in the '70s to the covers of her songs to her controversial album covers. Turn us on (and turn us up!), we're a radio (but actually a podcast).

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Turquoise (Skyline)" by Brothertiger off of their 2012 album GOLDEN YEARS(Mush Records). Support them by snagging it here [ brothertiger.bandcamp.com/album/golden-years ]. Used with permission.

The painted ponies go up and down, just like the album rankings when we discuss the work of none other than Joni Mitchell! Join Evan, Taran, and special guest Ali Keirn as they talk about Joni's first ten incredible records. We don't need no paper from the city to tell us we got a very special episode on our hands here.

/// Our theme song for this episode is "Everything" by Sam Sparro from his 2020 studio album BOOMBOX ETERNAL. Get that record here [ linktr.ee/samsparro ]. Used with permission.

If you're listening to The Chartographers' Happy Hour Minisode about Ween, then you're exactly where you're at. Join Evan, Taran, and Chartographers All-Stars J.C. Sciaccotta and Jon Harvey as they plumb the depths of Ween's back story, ranging from insane song inspirations to surprisingly queer-friendly lyrical asides to talking about, of course, "The Argus". It's a transdermal celebration everyone can get behind. /// Our theme song for this episode is "Turquoise (Skyline)" by Brothertiger off of their 2012 album GOLDEN YEARS(Mush Records). Support them by snagging it here [ brothertiger.bandcamp.com/album/golden-years ]. Used with permission.

Get your passports stamped, 'cos we're going to Brown Town! In one of the most hotly contested debates in Chartographers history, Evan, Tarna, and special guests (and Chartographers All-Stars) J.C. Sciaccotta and Jon Harvey dive into everything Gene and Dean Ween, ranking their wild, challenging, and utterly insane discography from worst-to-first. If you disagree, you know what those mutilated lips can kiss. /// Our theme song for this episode is "Everything" by Sam Sparro from his 2020 studio album BOOMBOX ETERNAL. Get that record here [ linktr.ee/samsparro ]. Used with permission.

Why so serious? 'cos we're talking about Bibio, of course! After ranking all of Mr. Wilkinson's records, leave it to Evan, Taran, and special guest Nathan Stevens to dive into Bibio's many EPs, the feeling of synesthesia , and why cuddle parties are going to be the new thing. Enjoy! /// Our theme song for this episode is "Turquoise (Skyline)" by Brothertiger off of their 2012 album GOLDEN YEARS(Mush Records). Support them by snagging it here [ brothertiger.bandcamp.com/album/golden-years ]. Used with permission.