For Ben's birthday, the siblings square off in this episode on one of his favorite artists of all time- Alan Jackson. Alan Jackson is one of the bestselling artists in the history of country music with more than 75 million albums sold. He's had 38 singles crack the top five on the charts with a staggering 35 of those peaking at #1. He's also out of room on his fireplace mantle for more awards after winning dozens of major awards including Grammys, ACM awards, and CMA awards. Spoiler alert- with that many songs topping the charts, there will be omissions. But will there be a major snub? Join the siblings as they decide on the Very Best of Alan Jackson!

Cities in the United States do not have the longevity of influencing western and world music as their European counterpoints- Vienna, Berlin, and London certainly come to mind. However, the United States has come on as the world leader in music over the last century. Starting with ragtime, the United States became the primary innovator of modern popular music. The United States is the birthplace of rock and roll, country music, hip hop, jazz, and the blues. Enjoy this podcast as the siblings debate the most important, most influential, and most exciting cities in the United States to learn about and enjoy a wide range of musical tastes.

April showers and all that...No better time to bring out a bunch of songs about rain. And as Beth says in this episode, "I'm here to be a menace." There are some heavyweight songs with "rain" in the title, but are there some potential underdogs than can somehow make the top 5 or even claim the title as the best "rain" song of all time? Rainy days and Sundays might get you down, but this episode won't!