Tell Me All Your Thoughts On Pod

PUSA's on the loose-ah! Strap on your guitbasses and bassitars, as you are cordially invited to the Presidents' inauguration onto the Billboard Modern Rock Chart.

By encouraging complacency, did “Hand in my Pocket” pave the way for Trump’s 2016 election win?

Probably not, but it won’t stop the boys from exploring the evergreen pop sentiment “Everything’s gonna be fine” from “3 Little Birds” and “I Can See Clearly Now” to “Float On” and “The Middle.”

Then thank you, India, for sticking around for our discussion of Alanis’ 1998 album Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie.

It's Civil War as the boys and a special guest are torn into Team Johnny and Team Robby... JK everyone is Team Johnny and gushing over "Name" for an hour and change.  Plus, a preview of the incoming Adult Album Alternative radio format and the Twister soundtrack.  Respect the wind!

*Spice Girls voice* “If you wannabe Nirvana…” This week, you gotta get with your friends at TMAYTOP as we explore the formula for a bubble grunge pop radio hit. Head seven cubits past the mill in the shadow of the abbey dressed in your finest tunics for “Comedown” by Bush.

The boys at least have the compassion to share their own embarrassing high school tunes before tearing into Silverchair.  Travis is the only one who can prevent a pure massacre of these Aussie 15-year-olds.

The fourth and final Green Day chart-topper of the 90s is a big winner for Trav and Quillen, and the Angus soundtrack turns out to be 100% beef.

An array of characters from different corners of the music world come together to assist Alanis Morissette in making a unique megahit album.  The boys discuss what makes it tick as well as some of the critical backlash over "authenticity."

Some great bands made it through the 90s without a single Modern Rock #1, including Thoughts On Pod favorite Stone Temple Pilots.  In this epic special, the sour boys devour STP's entire 90s catalog and spit out the Core.

The boys humbly request that you sanction their buffoonery as they discuss this unique, non-album U2 single. Download the episode, listen to it, kiss it, kill it.

The boys discuss the many jocks of the Minnesota underground before heading to the outhouse for a lengthy convo about The Blue Album... by Collective Soul.