The secret, I don't know... I guess you've just gotta find something you love to do and then... do it for the rest of your life. For us, it's the Track Listing Podcast. Ernest Myers (NYC improviser and cinephile) joins us this week to discuss the Rushmore soundtrack. Caleb picked this one and it's our first dive into the Wes Anderson Twee-Universe. Also, Vocal Fry is back to permanently damage our eardrums (thanks Caleb). So put on a blazer or a vintage cardigan and listen to this podcast while practicing some calligraphy or knot tying or some quaint bullcrap like that.

IT'S REX MANNING DAY!! Just kidding, that was back in April but we're just getting around to listening to the Empire Records soundtrack. Chris picked it but Allison Irvin (agent to the stars and wife to one of the hosts) absolutely had to join us for this one. Chris decided to bring back Tinseltown Tunes, even though no one asked for it, and we all try to figure what was going on with Liv Tyler's choice of underwear.

We all know wedding singers ruled the 80s but what if one was sad for a little bit or something? To explore this concept, Nick picked the soundtrack to the 1998 smash hit, The Wedding Singer. Adam Sandler's tour de force is based in 1985 and has all the great bands of the time: Thompson Twins (not really twins), Billy Idol (not really punk)...all of 'em! Caleb tortures Nick and Chris with another edition of Vocal Fry and Chris defends his pronunciation of Buscemi. Also RAPPING GRANNY!

The boys of Track Listing were minding their own business in Mexican dive bar one day when suddenly Antonio Banderas came in to shoot and kill everyone with his guitar. This inspired Caleb to pick the Desperado soundtrack for this episode. Van Hughes (Teen Commandments bandmate and star of stage and screen) joins us again as we listen to roughly 45 Los Lobos songs. Nick tries to stump us all with another edition of "Covers Blown" and we all argue about the correct pronunciation of "Buscemi".

More secretive than the C.I.A. More powerful than the F.B.I. And they're looking for a few good soundtracks - They are the Track Listing Podcast and this week they're gabbing about Men in Black: The Album. Chris picked this one because we're really enjoying the first 18 years of this Willenium. Chris also prepared a game called "Tinseltown Tunes" which proves that aliens absolutely exist becau-...uh, sorry some people in suits just informed me I am mistaken. What I thought were aliens were balloons. ENJOY THE EPISODE, EARTH CITIZENS!

When you graduate, what are you going to remember? The parties? The studying? The fact that you fell in love with a porn star your senior year and nearly ruined all your friends lives because of it? We talk about all three in this week's episode, The Girl Next Door Soundtrack. Nick picked this one, and it was a solid pick. Don't worry, just like the movie, this episode isn't X-rated and is actually a lot more heartfelt than you'd think. Caleb came up with a new game called Vocal Fry and it's a lot of fun, we think you'll love it.

Comedian Usama Siddiquee (Mango Bae Podcast) joins us and picked the soundtrack to Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Just like every guest, he had to defeat our seven evil exes in order to make a Track Listing appearance. It's pretty standard really, we think most podcasts do it. Caleb dazzled us with a round of Sample Sale and we fanboy over Edgar Wright. Check out Usama's Pod: https://tinyurl.com/y5s9hazz

Sam Elliott voice: "Way out in Brooklyn, there was this podcast... podcast I wanna tell ya about. Podcast by the name of Track Listing. These fellas, as per Caleb's request, decided to take a listen to the Big Lebowski Soundtrack. They had a few words to say and they even took another stab at 'Covers Blown' an ol' game they made up. Now these three, I don't wanna say heroes because what's a hero? But these men... ah, look at me. I'm ramblin' again."

You see Natalie Portman in a hospital waiting room with headphones on, you notice that she defies social norms with her whimsy and quirkiness. You ask what she's listening to and she says "it will change your life". She places her headphones on you and you hear this week's Track Listing episode! The Garden State soundtrack. You feel feelings for the first time, shout into a quarry, kick it in New Jersey with a grave robber for a couple days then move on with your life. Chris picked this episode and finally got off his ass to bring us a new edition of Collaborate and Listen!

Allow ourselves to introduce...ourselves...this is the Track Listing Podcast back with another groovy episode, baby yeah! This week Nick picked the soundtrack to Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery and we try to find out what happened to the swingers. The album has everything; incense, peppermints, ming tea...everything! Caleb prepared a new game called Blurred Lines and it's a doozy. Take a listen and hear us try to figure out which of the three (or four) Austin Powers themes is the one true theme.