Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Daa, life can now officially go on again, as The Chartographers (with a little help from our friends Bobby Evers and Bill Mayeroff) ranked all the Beatles albums from worst to best. Yet the fun continues in the Happy Hour Minisode, which has the guys debate the worst Beatles song, who broke up the Beatles, and whether or not Ringo was actually a good drummer. Also, Evan doesn't realize he's interrupting Bill a lot, and it's amazing.

The theme song for this episode is "Hands of the Dead" by Seattle power-pop greats The Hoot Hoots. This, along with other thrilling singalong numbers, can be found on their album COLORPUNCH, available here: [ thehoothoots.bandcamp.com/album/colorpunch ] Used with permission.

Why'd you say goodbye? Say hello! to our wonderful Part 2 of the time the Chartographers, along with special guests Bobby Evers (CHIRP Radio) and Bill Mayeroff (ChicagoNow), pitted the Fab Four's masterpieces against each other until only one stood stall above the rest, high above everyone with his diamonds and some girl named Lucy. Paul ain't a dead man, and you absolutely can't miss out on the conclusion to this momentous event.

This episode's theme song is "Lone Digger" by Caravan Palace. It is taken from the album < I°_°I >, available on Café de la Danse Records under license to Le Plan Recordings [ itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-i/id1039110096 ]. Used with permission.

Join us on a magical mystery tour, say hey to that bulldog, and carry that weight as The Chartographers are joined by special guests Bobby Evers (CHIRP Radio) and Bill Mayeroff (ChicagoNow) to rank the discography of the band that made Wings (both the band and we're guessing the TV series) possible: The Beatles. The Fab Four will be weeping like their guitars by the time we're done, going through the discography, iconography, and so much more. What do we call that process? Chartography, of course.

This episode's theme song is "Lone Digger" by Caravan Palace. It is taken from the album < I°_°I >, available on Café de la Danse Records under license to Le Plan Recordings [ itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-i/id1039110096 ]. Used with permission.

You thought that The Chartographers packed everything they could about Madonna into two full-length episodes? Bitch, it's Madonna, and there's so much more to cover, including the most controversial moment from the TRUTH OR DARE documentary, what the worst Madonna song is, and special guest Jerico Bleu amazes Taran and Evan by providing us with the single greatest catchphrase we've heard in Chartographers history. Open your heart, take a double-shot-tay, and we know you're satisfied.

The theme song for this episode is "Hands of the Dead" by Seattle power-pop greats The Hoot Hoots. This, along with other thrilling singalong numbers, can be found on their album COLORPUNCH, available here: [ thehoothoots.bandcamp.com/album/colorpunch ]. Used with permission.

When The Chartographers tackle an artist as iconic as Madonna, we can't contain ourselves to one mere episode. That's why Evan, Taran, and special guest Jerico Bleu stretch it out to two full-length episodes, ranking her dozen plus albums in order, debating the merits, doing a lot of gay vogue-ing, and oh so much more. You should listen to Pt. 1 first, and once you're done, express yourself by hitting up the exciting conclusion to the ultimate ranking of Madonna's best.

This episode's theme song is "Lone Digger" by Caravan Palace. It is taken from the album < I°_°I >, available on Café de la Danse Records under license to Le Plan Recordings [ itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-i/id1039110096 ]. Used with permission.

Put your cone bra on and say a little prayer for us, 'cos this week, The Chartographers are tackling the Queen of Pop herself: Madonna. It's a podcast so epic in scope that Evan, Taran, and special guest Jerico Bleu couldn't do it in one mere episode, so revel in Part 1 as we discuss Madonna's origins, influences, and create enough gay tangents to write the script for BEHIND THE CANDLEABRA. Dig in, friends.

This episode's theme song is "Lone Digger" by Caravan Palace. It is taken from the album < I°_°I >, available on Café de la Danse Records under license to Le Plan Recordings [ itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-i/id1039110096 ]. Used with permission.

The Chartographers ranked the Fleetwood Mac albums and somehow survived. However, stories of fake band lineups, balls in your face (or at least on your album cover), and whether or not Sheryl Crow can dance her way into the hearts of Christie McVie fans are abound, with Taran, Evan, and special guest Ned O'Reilly addressing all the rumors surrounding The Mac.

The theme song for this episode is "Hands of the Dead" by Seattle power-pop greats The Hoot Hoots. This, along with other thrilling singalong numbers, can be found on their album COLORPUNCH, available here: [ thehoothoots.bandcamp.com/album/colorpunch ]. Used with permission.

It's the orgy that learned how to play instruments, but boy howdy did they change things. That's right, peak-era Fleetwood Mac goes under The Chartographers microscope, and here Evan, Taran, and special guest Ned O'Reilly talk about gypsy space witches, terrible spoken-word pieces, and the greatness that is ... the Mac.

This episode's theme song is "Lone Digger" by Caravan Palace. It is taken from the album < I°_°I >, available on Café de la Danse Records under license to Le Plan Recordings [ itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-i/id1039110096 ]. Used with permission.

Exhausted from entertainment overload from the main Robyn podcast? Well get yourself together (hop into a time machine if you need to), and don't be included out of another Happy Hour Minisode, where Evan, Taran, and special guest and GLORadio host Gabriel LeBlanc track the worst Robyn song, the evolution of her hair, assemble their own BODY TALK tracklist, and oh so much more. You should know better than to skip this.

The theme song for this episode is "Hands of the Dead" by Seattle power-pop greats The Hoot Hoots. This, along with other thrilling singalong numbers, can be found on their album COLORPUNCH, available here: [ thehoothoots.bandcamp.com/album/colorpunch ] Used with permission.

Before, she was dancing on her own, and now ... she's got company. That's right, Evan, Taran, and special guest and GLORadio host Gabriel LeBlanc tackle the discography of the greatest living dance-pop songstress today: Robyn! She may not be a household name, but with a discography this deep and this interesting, who are we to say no? So grab a buddy, call your girlfriend, and watch as The Chartographers show Robyn some respect.

This episode's theme song is "Lone Digger" by Caravan Palace. It is taken from the album < I°_°I >, available on Café de la Danse Records under license to Le Plan Recordings [ itunes.apple.com/us/album/i-i/id1039110096 ]. Used with permission.