This is a short one, Melomaniacs, but is full of two sisters thinking they're hilarious, and hopefully we are.  This song is a classic, of course, but it's meaning is pretty simple, and instead of dissecting it, we talk about Jesus musicals, wine, bathrooms on the right, and sweat.  Join us for what is, hopefully, a laugh.

Don't Stop Believin' live performance

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What exactly is a Seether?  What's the difference between a casket and a coffin?  What is the Queen lying in?  Is this song about a demon baby?  Listen, find out.

Official Video- Seether

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Christine just couldn't wait another second to do an episode on this iconic band, song, and video.  31 years ago they one a million awards at what used to be the most watched show on cable TV- The MTV Music Awards.  But is a song with such a clear title really about losing faith, losing god, losing one's religion.  In short, no.  But, with further analysis, maybe yes.  You don't want to miss this one, melomaniacs!

Official ICONIC Video- Losing My Religion

Interview with Mike Mills and Michael Stipe about LMR

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You know the beginning guitar riff, you know all the words (there aren't very many), but do you know what it means to go on like you're a blister in the sun? What on earth does that mean?  Listen as Julia and Christine agree it's a little dirty, a lot confusing, but a teenage anthem for anyone over the age of 40.  

Performance of Blister in the Sun at Coachella- 2013

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It's the band you love to hate, right?  But why?  Why did this band, who sold millions of records, end up being the posterchild for music that was mocked and ridiculed.  We'll explain.  Come listen, you may end up a fan, despite our best efforts.

Official video- How You Remind Me

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Join Julia, Christine, and Gigi Rowe as we discuss her song, her writing process, and all of her creative endeavors.  She drops a new song tomorrow and a new album, "Laura," on August 26th.  Melomaniacs, you don't want to pass up the chance to follow this artist, here career, and her new bestie, TikTok phenomenon, ClayBaby.

Gigi Rowe was formerly signed to Island Def Jam Records by the legendary LA Reid. Jay Z called her "fantastically talented."  She was the first-ever recipient of the Songwriter Hall of Fame Buddy Holly Prize (from Songmasters) and she has had songs featured on the globally-adored interactive video game Just Dance. Two of Gigi's new songs were just featured on Amazon's new Prime Video dating series The One That Got Away, premiering in late June. Her songs "Borrowed Time" and "You Me and the Stars" are the tunes and the first happens to open the entire series premiere while the other one is in a beautiful scene with lights and sparklers in Episode 7.  Gigi's "You Me and the Stars" was also featured earlier this month on Netflix comedy series Boo, Bitch (Episode 3), starring Lana Condor.

Gigi on Spotify

"So Iconic" featuring Claybaby

"Lollipops" by Gigi Rowe

Gigi Rowe on TikTok

Gigi Rowe on Instagram

What Did They Mean By That on Tiktok

What Did They Mean By That on Instagram

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This one is a crowd pleaser, folks!  Julia and Christine are back on their game blowing all the myths about this song out of the water.  Think it's about Mary Jane, wacky tobaccy, grass?  Think again.  Also, you don't want to miss the end conversation about Julia's childhood imaginary friend.  Really, it's a must listen!

Lenny Lipton blog on the song

Interview with Lenny Lipton about Puff

Be a CASA volunteer!

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Well, Melomaniacs, we were a bit rusty this episode, so it's a short one, ending with Julie's short shorts.  But take a listen as Christine actually "sings" this song about girls, boys, Finland Station, and who knows what else.

Official Video- East End Girls

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Melomaniacs, you know we had to cover this song because it's all the rage!  This beautiful 1980's song has had a rebirth thanks to a little show called Stranger Things.  Join us as we talk about its beginning, its meaning, and its rebirth.  And lots of today year's olds.

Performance with David Gilmour 

Official Video- Running Up That Hill (Deal With God)

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It's the BIG 50!  Our 50th episode called for a big song.  And what song is bigger than "Bohemian Rhapsody?"  A mockopera, a rock enigma, a ballad, all in one.  By one of the greatest vocal and lyrical talents of the 20th Century.  Join us as we talk about Freddy Mercury, his talent, his message, and the state of our world today.

Video- Bohemian Rhapsody

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