Come on, have yourself a ball listening to Alex's early-1980s selection 'Come Dancing' by the established British institution known as the Kinks. There's some deep family themes going on in this one, y'all.

What's new? Just Lily selecting the 2020 Phoebe Bridgers anthem 'I Know The End' for her episode this week. The kids discuss why this tune can ultimately be summed up as... an apocalyptic road trip breakup song released in the most dystopian month of the entire 21st century.

Dive into the psychedelic breeding ground that was 1966 and spend some time with an overdosing British mother on the rollickin' early Stones hit, 'Mother's Little Helper'

Lily selects the 2020 Folklore track for this episode as the two siblings dive DEEP into the Scooter Braun / Scott Borchetta / Taylor Swift triangle of drama. They also highlight the songwriting and production choices of both the song/album and explain what made it an early-decade standout for the 2020s.

Tyler Childers compared himself to Bob Dylan and literally flipped off the haters. So, let's discuss a subtextual masterpiece from the Kentucky native's latest album, Snipe Hunter.

What's a silver spring? Where is Silver Springs? Did Fleetwood Mac really try to thank their cocaine dealer on the Rumours album credits? It's all discussed in this brief history lesson and lyrical analysis of the 1976 song 'Silver Springs' written by the one and only Stevie Nicks.