The Chartographers

A brief and sweet lil' "Happy Hour Minisode", Evan is joined by special guests Jon Harvey and J.C. Sciaccotta to right past wrongs from the main episode, argue about his best non-album single, and even are given a surprise visit but Scientology president David Miscavige's wife (or so we think)...

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.

Of all this albums, which Beck set would you call his biggest "Loser"? Terrible pun-related debates ensue as Evan and special guests Jon Harvey and J.C. Sciaccotta swing by to debate, berate, and evaluate the works of Beck Hansen and his many glorious aural oddities.

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.

Our first of what we hope to have as many "Happy Hour Minisodes", this delightful hangout involves all of the people involved in the ranking episode going about and shootin' the shit about the artist in question. In this case, Taran, Evan, and guest Nick Shoda talk about Beyoncé in terms of her best bonus track, the best Destiny's Child single, and oh so much more. Pour yourself a drink and join in the fun ...

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.

For our inaugural episode, The Chartographers (Evan & Taran) invite special guest and celebrated Beyoncé fan Nick Shoda to rank Beyonce's entire discography.

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.