Want to hear a fun episode? Check out 2 of our favorite bands, Pearl Jam and Beastie Boys! We explore (mostly) Deep Cuts from both bands and what we think is considered a "deep cut." Kevin's favorite band is Pearl Jam and he talks about 1 deep cut from each of their 12 albums, while Noah checks your head with deep cuts from the 8 Beastie Boys albums.

There are so many songs that engulf the topic of bodies of water. Dive deep into this episode as Noah and Kevin talk about songs they love that are about bodies of water. But just like most episodes, the song meanings go far deeper than talking about a body of water.

Noah and Kevin discuss their favorite female singers from the 1970s. From Tina Turner, to Ann Wilson of Heart, to Janis Joplin and many more, we talk about why we like the women who sang us the songs in the 70s.

What are soundtracks that you love? It's interesting to go through movie soundtracks and find songs you love that remind you of the movie or scenes from the movie that remind you of a song. Join us as we go in way different directions on the movies and movie soundtracks we picked.

Come along for the ride as we explore the songs we love when we head out on road trips. It's a fun episode we discuss all the reasons we like road trip songs and what it means to us when we are driving and crankin' it up!

Noah and Kevin dive deep into songs that have affected us when breaking up with someone. It's a heavy episode and we both felt the weight of songs that tug at our heartstrings and remind us of people who we cared about. Come join with us and see how this episode affects you and what songs they may trigger for you about breakups.

Enjoy Noah and I discussing the songs that we chose to put on mixtapes for people we wanted to date way back in high school.

Noah and Kevin discuss how their musical listening journeys began back in high school. They have different musical tastes ... Kevin remembers hearing Bon Jovi's album "Slippery When Wet" and how that started his road into rock music, while Noah heard The Verve album "Urban Hymns" and how that jump-started his journey into the British pop, psychedelia scene.