QUIT TRIFLIN': On today's episode, Katie breaks down the fashion world's latest questionable direction: bootcut jeans. Are they making a comeback? And in what way? Also, we discuss Aaron Carter's "newest" musical release, "Fool's Gold." In a way, it is fool's gold, because it's not what you think. You'll get what we mean once you take a listen.

Strawberry Milk by Yada Yada Yada

Guess Whoville by Yada Yada Yada

Like The Pussycat Dolls... But for Tweens? by Yada Yada Yada

QUIT TRIFILIN': News flash! Pokémon is back and more confusing than ever! If you're like me, your Pokémon literacy probably ended after Pichu made an appearance in Super Smash Bros: Melee. If that's the case, you're probably wondering, like me, why Ryan Reynolds is voicing a talking Pikachu in a strange live-action adaptation of the beloved children's anime. Let's talk about it.

NOW, BUT THEN: In today's episode, Katie explains the history behind everyone's favorite music compiler: "Now! That's What I Call Music!" We discuss the franchise's relevancy and its status as basically the "The Land Before Time" equivalent of pop radio. Get your Hit Clips ready, kids!

THIRSTY THURSDAY: On today’s episode, we discuss the dismal, yet daring, business failure that was colored ketchup. Also, Ashley Tisdale is back and irrelevant as ever with a brand new single!

QUIT TRIFLIN': If you thought Mischa Barton died on Season 3, Episode 25 of The O.C.,THINK AGAIN. We're diving into Mischa's turbulent past and unwritten future as she finds her way through this world as a shameless #sponcon queen.

QUIT TRIFLIN': In today's episode, we discuss Lilo's puzzling outreach to the McCain family following the late senator's passing. Strap in. It gets weird.

NOW, BUT THEN: On today's episode, we revisit one of HISTORY'S most ICONIC movie franchises (and book franchises too): Harry Potter. We dive into the mystical lore that made this franchise a success, while also learning from problematic decisions of the past.