Frizz and Bob decide to celebrate Spooky Season in style. Frizz pours Ardbeg's Wee Beastie and Bob cracks open a Dark Apparation Stout from Jackie O's. Join us as we define a conspiracy theory and then dive into some of the weirdest and whackies ones out there. Is Justin Bieber a lizard? Who "really" killed John Lennon? What "really" happened to Hank Williams? What is the "true" story of the Laurel Canyon music scene? Did Jim Morrison fake his death? Is Garth Brooks a serial killer? Tune in to find out!

Frizz and Bob take the other road in the Genesis breakup and following Peter Gabriel straight into So - the bold, bizarre, and beautiful album that turned an avant-garde art rocker into an unexpected pop icon. Frizz is sipping Ardnamurchan AD Single Malt and Bob’s pouring a glass of Uncle Boojie’s Double Oaked as we track Gabriel’s transformation from inflatable stage props and silent retreats to chart-topping soul bangers, groundbreaking drum sounds, and the most iconic music video of the MTV era. This is Peter Gabriel at his most human, strange, spiritual, and romantic - and it might just be the weirdest way anyone’s ever taken over the world.

This week, Frizz is sipping Great Glen’s Yuzu Gin and Bob’s got a glass of Ardnahoe’s Inaugural Release Single Malt Scotch as we dive into Invisible Touch - the sleek, synth-driven album that launched Genesis into full-blown pop superstardom. We unpack how a band that started with prog epics and fox masks ended up dominating MTV, topping charts, and soundtracking an entire decade. From political puppets and breakup ballads to keytar solos and stadium-sized hooks, this is Genesis at their most confident, polished, and unexpectedly iconic.