Don't Feed The Artists

As we near the end of the year, we want to hear about your favorite album of the year! But before we get to our annual holiday party episode, we first need to catch up on some important LimeWire news.

As is tradition, we re-learn about the distinction between Record of the Year and Song of the Year as we discuss the nominees of the 66th Annual Grammy Awards. This week in our Patreon episode we listen to the nominees and make some bold predictions with a special guest.

After talking about Dave's discovery of glass walls, we move onto his discovery of Olivia Rodrigo's first album Sour, followed by a Patreon episode about her second episode Guts.

This week we answer the question: Does Halloween music exist?

This week, answer another big question: What is Grunge?

After some important discussion about both Wisconsin and Wi-Fi, we get into the list of the most streamed songs on Spotify.

There's been a lot in the news recently, but we've also got a big announcement: We're now producing new exclusive shows on Patreon!

This week, we talk about the ins and outs of private gigs.

This week, Dave and Hagen go time traveling in this special episode.

There's been a lot of news piling up, so we're back to talk about all of it.

We watched Running With Our Eyes Closed, the documentary about Jason Isbell and his album Reunions.

We revisit the topic of covers, with a focus on the phenomenon of covers that become more famous then the original.

We're here with a news heavy episode today as we go between good news, concerning news, and bad news… now back to you!

This week, Dave and Hagen are back to talk Tour Stories 4 (or 5).

This week, answer two big questions: What is Nu Metal, and what is it about Nu Metal?

After some Stupid News, we dig into Chris Stapleton's award-winning 2020 album Starting Over.

We know it's been awhile but we're back.

This week on the show, Jackson has some questions.

Dave learns something new, Hagen edits the podcast, Jackson sat in "40 minutes of traffic", and Adam's a whole week late.

This week, we talk about the corporate and political pressures on The Chicks in 2003 at the start of the Iraq War.