We revisit the grudge match: Sherry's rooting for Texas, and Jim is speaking up for Tennessee. You be the judge. (Everybody wins....)

Psychiatrist Dan Filene broods on the past, starting with betrayal and then moving through layers of childhood. The high school band Mad Hatter makes its radio debut. Do your mental health a favor and listen.

An all-Dolly episode. Sure, everyone else in America is talking about her too, but what would you have us do?

We have an unplanned frolic through the station's vinyl collection, and learn just how unskilled we are at putting the needle in the right place.

Cardiologist (and former WBOR DJ) Matt Corbett joins Sherry to discuss hands-only CPR and share some fantastic and surprising tunes. Best listened to on a long straight drive, turned up real loud.

How do you spell relief? D-R-U-N-K. With that as a beginning, Jim and Sherry explore the many ways there are to alter ones reality by ingesting substances.

The first and only guest so far to ask, "May I play one of my songs live?" Of course the answer is YES. Tune in for the only known rendition of the Shende classic "The Volga Boatman," among other revelations. (How does a composer prepare for a challenging hike? Find out here.)

Economist Dan Stone joins us today. Will this episode have marginal utility? Tune in to find out.

Jim and Sherry host distinguished guests Groucho and Harpo for a musical game of telephone. One guest is silent, and one is talkative. Harpo starts us off, Groucho responds, then Sherry, then Jim. Worth stepping out from the usual marital grievances? You be the judge.

Dallas is joined by guest DJs Eugene, Salem, and Helena for an inspired tour across genres, eras, and moods.

Dallas and his cowboys play the music that speaks to them -- and to all of us.

Dallas is joined by ancient people from a different generation. Will they find anything in common?

Always innovating. This time, by exploring an epic album celebrating its 25th year since release. There's always something to discover.

Sherry starts things off with the Old 97s, of course. Jim responds, and things devolve from there.

Cinema studies, Italian, narrative and artistic evocation, and optimistic tunes fill this hour with Dr. Allison Cooper.

Dale Syphers brings energy, a touch of quantum physics, and a banging playlist. Sherry tries to keep up.

Aaron Kitch talks music, life and Shakespeare with Sherry. Mostly music.

Sherry is away, so Jim and Eliot revisit the good old days, and an epic concert.

Firearms, and the people who love them.

Patriotism and celebration. Sort of.

So many unanswered questions.

The family that broadcasts together stays together. We love our dads.

Where business gets done.

Early in their broadcast days, Jim and Sherry explored songs about cheatin'. But infidelity is a rich text, so there's more material to explore.

Blue gets a lot of attention from songwriters.

Cows and horses aren't the only animals out there. The rest of the kingdom gets its due.

Ooh la la.

Mostly cowboys, if we're honest, but there are a couple of cowgirls in there too.

Songs about marriage. Not all optimistic.

Sometimes it's nice to be where everyone knows your name. We love our listeners, and we're not afraid to name names.

What a feeling. Spring is in the air, and on the airwaves.

This episode is the fourth in a series of songs about US States.

Call and response episodes can go anywhere. One person picks a song, and the other picks up something in there as the inspiration for the next one. Jim starts this one off.

Songs about horses, and the people who love them.

It turns out there are a lot of songs about someone named Caroline. This episode explores those.