"1877Kars4Kids"
Kevin and Casey intentionally play the infectious radio jingle that got under America’s skin starting in the 2000s. Will the guys feel the frustration or make the donation?
"Chocolate Rain"
Kevin and Casey tackle Tay Zonday’s viral opus. Does Zonday belong among Dante, Chaucer, Whitman or Charlie, Bit My, Finger.
"I Did It"
They did it. Kevin and Casey take on Dave Matthews and his cohorts for their 2001 ear worm. Do the dudes decide dat Dave did it? …Or has he gone too far?
Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous
Kevin and Casey listen to a pop punk song about the world’s obsession with fame and wealth written by famous millionaires Good Charlotte. Will the guys finally grasp the concept of wealth inequality or R they pOsErs that don’t GET pUnK rOcK mUsiC?!
"St. Anger"
In this episode, Kevin and Casey are questioning their faith in Metallica’s 2003 hit. Are they madly in anger with this song, or are they madly in anti-anger?
"A Bar Song (Tipsy)"
Just like you, Kevin and Casey cannot escape Shaboozey-mania. Will the boys want to pour another shot of Tipsy, or shall this be the end of their history? Oh my, good lord.
"Butterfly"
Kevin and Casey decode this very subtle metaphor about carnal love. While analyzing the many layers of meaning, will they unravel truths within themselves? And shall they be elated by said truths? Or shast they despair? Or do it get dem sprung?!
"Radioactive + Believer"
In a Chancey first, Kevin and Casey discuss two songs from one artist. Will these heathens become believers or remain skeptics?
"Woke Up This Morning (Sopranos Theme)"
Kevin and Casey are gonna to get clipped for this. The boys indict an iconic and beloved tv theme song to ultimately see if the Sopranos intro is a HIT or if it’s born under a bad sign.
"Pink"
In 1997 Aerosmith boldly revealed their favorite color with a heavy case of innuendo. Kevin and Casey give “red but not quite” a chance and determine if Pink is a kink or if it stinks.