Episode 071: They say you can't keep a good artist down, and this week we are proving it with a deep dive into the art of the comeback. We kick things off with the definitive hip-hop masterclass in returning with vengeance from LL Cool J, before shifting gears into the loyal, unified punk spirit of Rancid. We then pivot to the stark, haunting weight of Johnny Cash’s late-career reinvention, transition into the loud, glorious theatricality of Tenacious D, and dive into the explosive, high-energy return of The Hives. We close out the set by letting Gloria Gaynor belt out the ultimate anthem of resilience that reminds us exactly why staying in the game is the sweetest victory of all. It’s a six-track exploration of reclamation, endurance, and pure sonic rebirth.

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Episode 070: We’re performing a full check-up on our well-being this week, exploring the theme of Health from every skewed angle imaginable. We kick things off with the iconic, rhythmic motivation of Salt-N-Pepa, before moving into the high-octane energy of Pure Love. We then pivot to the chaotic, unforgettable vibe of the Butthole Surfers, transition into the pop-fitness perfection of Olivia Newton-John, and dive into the biting, satirical social commentary of Viagra Boys. We close out our set by letting Ween get appropriately visceral with a track that reminds us exactly why maintaining our personal state of health is often a messy, complicated, and hilarious endeavor. It’s a six-track exploration of fitness, wellness, and all things good for you.

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Episode 069: We’re leaning into the double entendre for this milestone episode, exploring the number 69 in all its forms—from the historic reverberations of the year 1969 to the explicitly suggestive and the just plain cheeky. We kick things off with Bryan Adams’ nostalgia-soaked anthem before diving headfirst into the industrial, apocalyptic crunch of Ministry. We then take a turn for the sultry with the iconic Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin, pivot to the sharp, modern wit of Self Esteem, and drift into the haunting, electronic nostalgia of Boards of Canada. We close out the set by letting The Stooges raw-dog the airwaves with a track that reminds us exactly why 69 has always been a number worth getting dirty for. It’s a six-track exploration of history, desire, and pure sonic friction.

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