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McWho: An American Podcast for McFly

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McWho is hosted by best friends who've grown tired of other Americans asking who they mean when they mention their favorite band. They've always been alone with their love--until now! Following the evolution of McFly's music--and their fashion choices--throughout the years, one hit single at a time, this podcast is by fans, for fans.

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Latest episode

Nov 7, 2025

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Episodes

Episode 6: Bits and Bobs: Room on the Third Floor 18.05.2020

Our first bits & bobs episode, where we wrap up the Room on the Third Floor era by discussing anything from that time period that wasn't on the studio album, including B-sides and covers. We rank our favorite B-sides (spoiler: it involves a lot of hating on the Beatles, whoops?), discuss the OG McBusted songs from before McFly/Busted collabs even had a name, and--most exciting of all--inte...

Episode 5: Room on the Third Floor (THE ALBUM) 04.05.2020

It's the battle of the slow jams versus surf rock bops as Stephanie and Sam consider the top five best songs from McFly's freshman album. In addition to singing badly and gushing over James Bourne, we uncover a lot of questions: Is broccoli just a euphemism? Who has dirtier minds, Brits or Americans? What is the best song on this album? And WHY was it so hard for these boys to get girlfrie...

Episode 4: Room on the Third Floor 20.04.2020

This week we have our FIRST EVER guest, Kathleen Harris, join us for our conversation on the title song from Room on the Third Floor and, whoops, did we pick a weird one for her! In addition to throwing a lot of shade on this song, we discuss body autonomy, attractive plastic people, and the importance of showing artistic range. This song was the first McFly released that wasn't about girls--b...

Episode 3: That Girl 06.04.2020

It's official, folks: Third time's the charm. In our discussion of why "That Girl" is clearly the best single from Room on the Third Floor (we will not be accepting any other nominations at this time), we consider very serious things like economic status, social class, and Tom's butt. We have no idea how to talk about music, but we know we like guitar solos. Not to mention: Dan...

Episode 2: Obviously 23.03.2020

What were you wearing in 2004? It was probably better than Dougie's clothes in the music video for McFly's second hit single, "Obviously." McWho: An American podcast for McFly is back with their second episode, where they discuss Gi's ex-boyfriend, a 23-year-old marine probably, and how weird it must be to date a writer, especially when you break up and they write songs about y...

Episode 1: Five Colors in Her Hair 09.03.2020

In 2004, the Beach Boys had babies with the Beatles and then those babies made their first music video. McFly is here, and so is this podcast! Two US fans discuss McFly's first single--"Five Colors," because America, you know?--and consider how it functions as the perfect debut. We don't know what Surf Rock is, but we're pretty sure this is it. Also: wise-cracks about Danny&#39...

McWho: An American Podcast for McFly: Trailer 03.03.2020

A brand-new podcast all about McFly, McWho: An American Podcast for McFly is hosted by two best friends who've grown tired of other Americans asking who they mean when they mention their favorite band. They've always been alone with their love--until now! Following the evolution of McFly's music--and their fashion choices--throughout the years, one hit single at a time, this podcast is...

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