Rich and Danny choose a day of absolutely no significance to celebrate to celebrate one of the weirdest, most wonderfully creative bands of them all, The Talking Heads. There isn't a lot of disagreement on this show because even these two can agree that the Talking Heads didn't really make any bad music. Some songs were stranger than others, but one person's weird is another person's lifetime achievement award? Don't think, "My God, what have I done?" Listen to this show instead.

Rich and Annie return for the fourth annual Valentines Day special. This one almost didn't happen, however (cue the dramatic music.) Alls well that ends well, though. Happy Valentines Day everyone.

An annual tradition, the boys always start the year out with Danny flying (mostly) solo by looking back over the past twelve months and assessing them as only he can. To many this is the favorite show of the year. Wanna take a peak into the mind of Daniel G. Moir? Buckle up, Buttercup. Here you go.

On the annual gathering of the show's four anointed hosts, Rich, Danny, Kristi and Laura look back at what was a difficult year for each of them, but still find the silver linings, positivity, joy, yadda yadda yadda of 2025. Look, when you can get together with friends and look at the last twelve months and find ways to laugh and enjoy some really great music, then you're still ahead of the game. Happy New Year to one and all, to your families, your loved ones, and everyone else, too. May 2026 bring less of the grrrr and more of the yadda yadda yadda.

Having absolutely nothing to do with the fact that the show is airing on Christmas night, the boys bring you the well promised but long delayed Jackson Browne Show, Vol. 2. These guys really like Jackson Browne, so Merry Christmas to them, and Merry Christmas to you all as well.

A year after Danny and Rich discussed what a single-disc White Album would have looked like with their friend Kollibri terre Sonnenblum, Rich and Danny spend their annual Beatles show talking about the songs from the White Album that did not make the single disc version. Of particular interest to Rich is the question "Where would all of those other songs landed?" A long show this week, but a good one.

In a first for the Weekly List, hosts Rich Larson and Daniel G. Moir present a sequel to one of their shows. Last year, they broke down Bruce Springsteen's album, Nebraska. Shortly after that show aired, it was announced that the book, Deliver Me From Nowhere, that had inspired the Nebraska Show was being turned into a movie starring Jeremy Allen White. A year later, to accompany the movie, Bruce Springsteen released the tapes of the songs from Nebraska he had attempted to record with the E Street Band. So, here then is the sequel to the original Nebraska Show, The Electric Nebraska Show.

Tonight the boys go back to the Billy Joel Well to talk about an album they both know as well as any album in either of their collections.