The SPICEWORLD 2019 Tour review is finally here!!! Emma, Mel C, Mel B and Geri totally spiced up James' and John's lives on Sat 15th June at Wembley Stadium and now you can listen to their entire experience from leaving LA to their post show blues in London. Baby, Scary, Sporty and Ginger put on an epic show and the hosts have plenty to say. Did the Spice Circle live up to hype? What was their favorite moment? Who was Jess Glynne? Where was Victoria? Did they get to go backstage? Everything you've been wondering has been answered. The episode is broken down into numerous stages of their journey. Before the concert, what spicey behavior did they get up to in London? Getting ready for the concert and meeting their friends proved to be more stressful than anticipated. They may have forgotten to discuss being very dehydrated so they didn't have to pee and miss any of the show but it was all worth it in the end. The concert that changed their lives! Thank you Spice Girls for this amazing night!

The 2019 Spice Girls reunion is upon us all but before this stadium tour, we had the 2007/08 global arena tour - "Return of the Spice Girls" - the iconic tour that saw all five Spice Girls come back together. Yep, Emma, Mel C, Mel B, Geri and Victoria performed all the classics and danced their little hearts out. John reminisces about all his favorite parts of the tour but, unfortunately, James lived in the middle of nowhere during this time and never got to see it. Thankfully, some amazing Spice fan compiled all the concert footage together and created a reunion tour spectacular that was posted on youtube. Of course, with the timing of the new SpiceWorld2019 tour this means the hosts can't help but talk about all the highlights so far! Geri's dress, Emma being iconic, Mel B giving it her all and Mel C continuing to be the powerhouse of vocals. While James and John haven't quite made it to the Wembley finale yet, there is a lot to be said about SPICEWORLD and the comparisons between this and the previous reunion tour! Solo numbers, all male dancers and unusual setlist choices. WHO KEEPS REQUESTING DISCO MUSIC ON THESE TOURS?!!! The opinions are flying all over the place in this fun-filled episode!

It's all about BABY LOVE as we wrap up our solo Spice episodes with the incredible career of Emma Bunton. Baby Spice is the only Spice Girl to release recent music with "My Happy Place" so they spend some time talking about those gorgeous covers. Bunton can do no wrong so it was hard the for the hosts to pick their favorite Emma moments within the Spice Girls but "2 Become 1" is a stand out for both of them. They dial it all the way back to when "What I Am" was the theme song to her own show on VH1 and then chat about her first album, "A Girl Like". With breakout hits like "What Took You So Long" and "Take My Breath Away" how can you not love this 'freckle-faced' era?! James and John can't contain their excitement as they talk about the second album, "Free Me", by far their favorite - Motown inspired with Bossa Nova undertones is perfect for sunny days and beach heaven. They talk about how hot Emma looked in the videos, how fun the "Maybe" and "I'll Be There" videos are and then have a few things to say about the random release "Crickets Sing For Anamaria". When it comes time to the third album, "Life In Mono" they certainly have some opinions that you'll either love or hate. Aside from music, Emma has done so much in entertainment, from presenting TV, to hosting on radio, so of course, they talk about Absolutely Fabulous, Hear Radio, Eastenders and the random appearances in Bollywood movies!! Emma Bunton can literally do it all. That sweet voice, that kick ass attitude, James and John celebrate everything Baby Spice has given us!

Oh Geri Halliwell, you creative genius, thank you for the music! James and John talk all things Ginger Spice, starting with her pre Spice Girl departure and giving their opinions on where she shined best within the group. Touching on her younger years as presenter and topless model on Page 3, they then have to wonder if "Look At Me" was a reference to those early days, they certainly know it's about putting Ginger to rest, as per the iconic music video where Geri holds her own funeral. More hits came out of Schizophonic, like "Lift Me Up" (with that whackadoodle music video) and "Bag It UP" an absolute pop stunner, especially with that Brit Awards live performance. Ginger certainly knows how to entertain. James and John have varied opinions about the second album era with songs like "Scream If You Wanna Go Faster" and "Calling". They do notice a lot of other artists seem to have stolen some of Geri's creative genius though, picking things from her music videos as signatures, we are look at you Ariana Grande. Then comes the "Ride It" and the third album "Passion", but was Geri losing her passion at this point? From books to Tv shows and Christian music, wait what?! Yes, James think that 4th unreleased album has some Jesus undertones. Geri Halliwell becomes Geri Horner and they have to wonder if we'll ever see her with red hair ever again? Maybe she did bury Ginger after all. BRING HER BACK.

Oh yeh, Feels So Good, you'll love this one, like you should. An entire episode dedicated Scary Spice, Mel B, Melanie B, Melanie Brown. It turns out to be James and John's longest episode so far because she has such a vibrant career and personal life! They bring on super Spice Girl fan, James Clarke, to help them along on their scary journey and what a wild ride it is. From every hosting every possible talent show like America's Got Talent and X Factor, to starring in movies with Tom Hardy - Mel B really has done it all. John and the two James's argue their way through her short, yet diverse, discography - covering off tracks like "I Want U Back" ft Missy Elliott, "Tell Me", "Feels So Good and "Lullaby". Then there's the whole second album which unifies the host's opinions, all the time weaving in some interesting and shocking facts about Mel B's personal life. They might go on record to say Scary's blindness is more shocking than the whole Eddie Murphy saga. Whatever your opinion of this iconic spice girl, you can't deny her work ethic and hustle and James and John are just grateful she's given them so much, John specifically will cherish his selfie with her after seeing "Rent". Enjoy!

Easy V doesn't come for free and apparently we can't pay her enough to perform at the Spice World 2019 Tour - DEVASTATION. Instead, James and John spend some time looking at Victoria Beckham's entire career spanning the music, the tv, books and the fashion, dahling. Starting with her role in the Spice Girls and what Posh brought to the table and what lead to her first breakout hit 'Out Of your Mind' and there are some tensions between the hosts on if this was a hit or not. Then of course, the only OFFICIAL album that she released and, boy, does this create some conflict between James and John. Victoria only released one album yet there is so much music to discuss; 'Let Your Head Go', 'The Groove' and 'That Dude' - oooof. Plus all the other unofficial unreleased tracks from the two albums that somehow ran simultaneously but were inevitably canned. Thankfully for the fans, she had a lustrous TV career that involved FIVE documentaries/reality TV shows but really the only one James and John want to discuss is 'Coming to America', I think we can all agree the DMV scene is iconic. This journey down memory lane with the pointing queen has been an enjoyable ride! Whether she's your favorite (former) Spice Girl or not, she's a LEGEND.

Sporty, Mel C, Melanie C, she's the Spice Girl with biggest back catalogue and all the awards. James and John invite Jake Giles on to chat about Mel C's entire career. Jake is a fellow Spice fan and Mel C is his favorite, so he decided to join them and, quite frankly, school James and John about Sporty's plethora of albums. They start from the beginning and talk a little about Melanie C's pivotal role within the Spice Girls and their favorite and least favorite Mel C moments on some of those hits. Then comes Northern Star form the northern star, her first solo album. Jake is thankful James and John actually know this one inside and out but is taken aback by some of John's feelings on Mel C's vibe during this era. With his like 'I Turn To You' and 'Never Be The Same again' you can't deny this really put her on the map as a solo spice. They work through the rest of Mel C's discography; Reason, Beautiful Intentions, This Time, The Sea, Stages and finally Version of Me. This woman really does have some skills. Beautifully written songs and some bops that didn't get justice. James, John and Jake plan to start a hashtag #JusticeForThinkAboutIt - with such an extensive music career they barely get a chance to hat about her personal life and TV career, alas, this is a jam packed episode of facts, lies and opinions!

Forever turned out to be not very long at all. The third Spice Girl featuring Posh, Baby, Scary and Sporty was a whole different sound to what Spice fans were used to and James and John waste no time in dissecting the tracks. Actually, they do waste some time at the beginning as they haven't seen each other for a while and get everyone up-to-speed on what's been happening plus all the current Spice Girls' news: Emma Bunton's new album release, Victoria Beckham's birthday and the reunion tour rehearsals but where is Mel B?!?! Whilst they run through the album track-by-track they begin to realize there are a lot of songs that reference Geri no longer being in the band and, wow, some of the lyrics are quite aggressive. James and john can't really see eye-to-eye on which tracks they like and which they dislike, though as they get towards the end of the album they begin to agree that perhaps Forever wasn't what they wanted, what they really really wanted.

James and John discuss the Spice Girls' dual release singles; Holler and Let Love Lead The Way. Before they dig deep into both singles they discuss some Spice news - the photo circling Twitter of Victoria having an alleged anxiety ahead of the Olympics show, Emma Bunton's new album release in a few days and Youtube's 'The Honest Vocal Coach' mesmerized by the Spice Girls' vocals on a live performance of 'Too Much'. Switching focus they move on to Holler, the RnB number 1 from the new Spice Girl line-up (Baby, Scary, Posh and Sporty.) There's a lot to unpack here! James and John agree this is a much more adult Spice era and they bond over Mel C's unfortunate hair choice for this music video. Was it a choice? Or was some gay hair stylist angry with her? James only just realizes the earth, air, wind and water theme in the music video that links to Let Love Lead The Way too! Genius. Victoria Beckham becomes Windy Spice in that wind tunnel and looks fabulous doing it. James and John can't seem to agree on Let Love Lead The Way (there's a surprise), it's not a favorite of John's but James just loves it, though John is quick to point out that Emma is all over the song so that explains James' love for it. Does John not like it because it's not a backing track for a night of passion? Hmmm.

Geri Halliwell left the Spice Girls and things will 'Never Be The Same Again'. A slightly somber vibe on this episode because there is no way James and John can talk about the moment that changed music forever. Both of them remember where they were when the heard the shocking news that Ginger had left the band. This, of course, lead to the release of 'Goodbye' - an epic ballad with a cinematic music video. TEARS. TEARS. TEARS. But somehow, through the sadness there is still time for them to assess the hairstyles in this music video and single cover, Mel C's fringe / ratty extensions?! What?! And come on, surely someone else out the gets Return To Oz vibes with the frozen people! James reveals how close he was to Mel B this week and they close out with a Mother's Day moment.