Music Video Night Podcast

The boys get to chat with the lead actor from the Jimmy Eat World The Middle video, Josh Keleher. Underwear picking processes, making sure you have an agent, and going out on top. Josh is now our best friend.

Everything will be alright while the boys cover a wide array of kinks, having your cake and eating it successfully, and keeping your coat on the hanger.

The boys wonder (see what we did there) how fast Shawn Mendes is, what movie is this being, and how many subsextual bread crumbs does he leave?

On the Season 4 premiere, the boys get to interview the videos director, Peter Zavadil. Stayed tuned after the episode full of made up memories, blacking out because why not, and dog based road trip fantasies.

The boys second attempt to go through each pick and tell you (or admit) why they chose each video. Emotional picks, vengeful choices, and listener interference. Also, stay tuned after the outro for clips of the original finale that was too hot for air.

Bad protagonists, working too hard during a video, and hints: helpful or hurtful? The boys travel through time and (head)space this week.

The boys take a trip into a neighborhood full of snitches, snipers, and sneak attacks. Bike along to a piece of a story while they piece together a story. Bring better friends.

The boys add their manipulation to Tonic's If You Could Only See. Yelling at your friends, inspirations for the Matrix, and and is she too young for you, bro?

Through the flames with Kesha's Praying. The boys decide if knowing too much can hurt you, if tropes help or hinder, and whether you should take a drink when you hear "Wack."

The boys stumble into the world of Billie Myers "Tell Me." 90's improv dance, safe sexuality, and if no one else can do the job, do it yourself... in the mirror.

The boys pick a brand new video from The Mood Kings, Patches of Blue. Father/son power balancing, hidden instagrams, and what are the dreams of 10 year olds? Due to more technical issues, there is no intro music or outro, so I guess deal with it?

Security guards risking it all, murdered playgirls, and 90's filters. Jarrod is too smug and Travis brings a special guest to cover Oasis' Don't Look Back in Anger. Sometimes the boys get it right, but not today. Note* Around the 1:04 mark we start glitching. Next week's video is The Mood Kings Patches of Blue.

The boys hit a U- Turn in the glittering wet streets with a surprise episode. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs Heads Will Roll shines a lot on a lack of book smarts, werewolves vs wolfmen, and monsters in plain sight. Episode not for the feint of heart.

The boys get lost in their own Therese by Maya Hawke. Orgy self reflections, diving in too quickly, and do you get in the tree before or after?

Chris Stapleton unloads on the boys with Fire Away. Codependency, Celebrity, and Meta Spousal Abuse.

Season 3! Where anything goes... right into the Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden. Sexually Religious? Religiously Sexual? Widen your face holes and let the boys nonsense pour in.

The boys , in their first LIVE podcast, discuss 6 videos that don't fit the theme of the podcast, but are still worth checking out. If you want to check them out before listening: Refused New Noise Sia Elastic Heart NiN Broken Robyn Call Your Girlfriend Celine Dion Where Does my Heart Beat Now Donovan Hurdy Gurdy Man

The boys go way up high trying to understand System of a Down's Ariels. Small minds work on half achieve summonings, holographic bands, and terrible carnival placements.

Fancy Rae Baker comes to town to show the boys a good time. Reba McEntire's hit comes with everlasting curtains, gabby cabbies, and pimps on speed dial. All this while the boys begin fishing for their first sponsor.

Sam Smith's How Do You Sleep has the boys full of shame and danger. Wishful sequels, looking for tea and finding it, and who is really controlling these music videos?

The boys explore of Monsters and Men's Little talks. Icelandic ignorance, hapless explorers, and numerical throat explosions. Enjoy this happy accident of a podcast.

The boys get into the zone (or should have been) for Tame Impala's The Less I know the Better. Cherishing Trevor, Mascots can Masget it, and some secret identity crisis.

This week, uh oh, the boys take on Sia's The Greatest. Apparently, it's time to interpret dance, ignore the lyrics, and finally figure out what a hashtag is.

Taylor Swift's Blank Space wants to be loved through torture from the boys. Sneaky directors, reverse fairy tales, and light mythology are all tales to see.

The boys were told Amy Winehouse 's "You know I'm no Good" was trouble, but they cheated themselves. Technical issues, whiskey performing, and one elbow zoom.