December delivers one of the busiest rock news cycles of the year.

Journey reaches a new generation on The Voice. Guns N' Roses release two long-awaited tracks. Megadeth begins their final album and farewell tour era. Geoff Tate confirms Operation Mindcrime III is coming. Triumph announces a major reunion tour. David Lee Roth returns to the stage. Pink Floyd finally unveils an official video for "Wish You Were Here."

Nova and Dorian cut through hype, nostalgia, and controversy to examine what these moments actually mean for rock music today.

Rock news. Data thinking. Loud opinions.

Nova and Dorian take on the holidays independently, each presenting their own Top 5 Rock Christmas Songs with very different philosophies.

Nova focuses on emotion, nostalgia, and rock history.
Dorian applies strict criteria, structure, and analysis to decide what actually makes a Christmas rock song work.

Two lists. Two approaches. One holiday debate.

Listen to both and let us know whose list you liked better, or what songs we missed.

Rockers to Doctors treats rock history with PhD-level precision and just enough holiday chaos.

Stranger Things didn't just revive '80s nostalgia. It resurrected entire careers.

In this episode of Rockers to Doctors, Nova Starwick and Dorian Prescott break down how Stranger Things became the most powerful music PR engine of the last decade. From Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" to Metallica's "Master of Puppets," we explore how key rock, punk, and metal songs were woven into the show's story—and what happened to those artists afterward.

We cover:

• How Max weaponized Kate Bush against Vecna

• Why Billy's entrance demanded Scorpions and Mötley Crüe

• How The Clash became the emotional backbone of Season 1

• Why Bon Jovi's "Runaway" mirrors Eleven's journey

• Eddie Munson, Metallica, and the most iconic metal scene in TV history

This is not just nostalgia. It's music history being rewritten in real time.

🎸 Headbanging with a hypothesis.