First up on the agenda is the highly anticipated new trailer for The Real Housewives of New York. Drew and Max dissect the drama, speculate on the upcoming season's twists and turns, and share their thoughts on the cast members.

Next, they delve into the announcement of The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip Season 5: RHONY Legacy. Drew and Max analyze the significance of this collaboration between iconic Housewives from different cities and discuss their expectations for this ultimate reality TV event.

The explosive finale of Vanderpump Rules Season 10 takes center stage as Drew and Max unpack the dramatic moments, shocking revelations, and unresolved storylines. They offer their insights and predictions for what lies ahead in the beloved reality series.

Shifting gears, the hosts turn their attention to the latest single from the talented Kylie Minogue. Drew and Max share their impressions of this highly anticipated release, discussing its musical direction and impact on Kylie's discography.

For the main event of this album review podcast, Drew and Max delve into the critically acclaimed 2009 album "It's Not Me, It's You" by the incredible Lily Allen. They analyze the album track by track, exploring its themes, sonic palette, and cultural significance.

Don't miss this engaging episode of Spinner's Club as Max and Drew navigate the fascinating world of reality TV, celebrity music releases, and an in-depth album review. Tune in for insightful discussions, lively banter, and a shared love for pop culture.

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Shifting gears, the hosts address the recent arrest of George Santos and examine the potential implications for divas across the nation. They delve into the significance of this event and discuss its wider ramifications on the entertainment landscape. The alleged album announcement from the talented but confused Kim Petras is next on the agenda, as the hosts dissect the rumors and speculate about what fans can expect from this highly anticipated release.

The hosts then turn their attention to the collaboration-filled "rock n roll" album by the iconic Dolly Patron. They explore the album's genre-bending tracks and discuss how it showcases Dolly's enduring musical versatility. The hosts also delve into the 2023 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition, highlighting the empowering and diverse representation featured within its pages. They discuss the impact this inclusive approach has on the industry and society at large, as well as delving into Yeonmi Park's thought-provoking press tour, analyzing the impact of her courageous activism and the important conversations it sparks.

For the main event, the hosts review "That! Feels Good!", the fifth studio album by the immensely talented English singer-songwriter Jessie Ware. They dive deep into the album's sonic landscape, dissect the standout tracks, and offer their insights on Ware's artistic evolution.

Join Lizzie and Max for a riveting episode that covers the latest music releases, celebrity news, and thought-provoking cultural moments.

For the main event, the hosts turn their attention to the main event: a review of "Bebe," the latest album from singer/songwriter Bebe Rexha. Lizzie and Max share their favorite tracks, discuss the overall sound of the album, and offer their assessment of whether it meets expectations.

Listeners are invited to join Lizzie and Max for an entertaining and informative episode, covering a variety of topics touching the music world, from the worlds of movies, fashion, and of course, celebrity gossip.

Last but certainly not least, the hosts get to the main event of the episode: an in-depth analysis of Dirt Femme, the fifth studio album by Swedish singer/songwriter, Tove Lo. The hosts explore the lyrics, themes, and musical elements that make this release a standout and discuss where the album has room for improvement.

So get ready for a jam-packed episode filled with insightful commentary and engaging discussions on some of the most exciting topics in music today!

The album, released in December 2022 has received critical acclaim and has been a much-anticipated release from the Grammy-nominated artist. Throughout the episode, the trio delve into the album's themes, production, and lyrics. They discuss how the album fits into SZA's discography, compare it to her previous releases, share their favorite tracks, and provide insights into the album's impact on the music industry.

Whether you're a long-time fan of SZA or new to her music, this episode of the Spinner's Club is a must-listen for anyone interested in the world of music and its impact on culture!

Then on to the main event! Since our SOS guest got delayed, and we recorded on April 12th, we decided to choose True Romance the debut album from Charli XCX, which turned 10-years-old today! Lizzie and Max discuss their history with Charli XCX, the Album, and how the albums holds up to us a decade later.

For the main event this week, the hosts discuss Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd, the ninth studio album from Lana Del Rey and her most auto-biographical and self reflective album yet.

For our return we've chosen Endless Summer Vacation the new album from Miley Cyrus, listen to us ruminate on her multi-decade career and what we think is next for the ever changing, child star.

For the main event, Lizzie, Max, and Trey discuss what brought them together, 2012 tumblr and Madonna, specifically, her critically acclaimed tenth studio album, Confessions on a Dance Floor.

Back for another surprise episode, this time the hosts give their best crack at it. From the 2023 Grammy nominations to Ticketmaster woe's the hosts dive straight into this week's slow news week.

For the main event, The hosts discuss and review Her Loss the newest collaborative album from Drake and 21 Savage.

For the main event, the hosts discuss Midnights, the record breaking tenth studio album from Taylor Swift!

For the main event, the hosts give their thoughts on Caution, the 15th studio album, AND most critically acclaimed album from singer/songwriter/producer/Grammy Award winner/19 Billboard Hot 100 Number Ones haver/actress/mother/literal living legend, Mariah Carey.

For the main event, the hosts discuss with Louis Hold The Girl, the sophomore album from British-Japanese singer Rina Sawayama.

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For the main event the hosts discuss The Fame, the 2008 debut album from Lady Gaga.

Then for the main event, the hosts listen to the new Calvin Harris album so you don't have to!

For the main event the hosts review ELIO'S INFERNO, the debut mixtape from Charli XCX protegé, ELIO. The hosts discuss seeing ELIO open for Charli XCX the day of the projects release as well as their thoughts on the project.

For the main event the hosts cover RENAISSANCE, the new (seventh) album from industry titan Beyoncé.

For the grand finale, the hosts also dish on this week's album, Chloë and the Next 20th Century.

For the main event, Drew, Lizzie, and Max take a trip down memory lane revisiting Marina and the Diamonds' 10 year old sophomore album, Electra Heart! The group touches on tumblr, high school trauma, the evolution of pop music, and much much more!

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For the main event the duo gives their takes on Preacher's Daughter, the debut album by singer/songwriter/producer Ethel Cain.

For the main (Pride Month) event, the duo decided to review a crucial LGBTQ+ artist's album so we chose Harry Styles' third studio album, Harry's House. The hosts weigh in on Harry's career progress, cultural impact, and overall thoughts on the album.

For the main event, the hosts break down their thoughts on Sky Ferreira's new single, her 2013 debut album Night Time, My Time, and their experience with Ferreira as an artist and public figure over the past decade.

For the much anticipated main event, the hosts give their thoughts on Charli XCX's fifth and final studio album with Asylum/Atlantic/Warner, Crash. Longtime fans since 2012, the two discuss their history with Charli as well as career highlights, the album's behind the scenes process, and what her next career move may be.

For this week's episode, the hosts discuss the new come-back record, Love Sux, by Avril Lavinge.

For this week's much-anticipated episode, Lizzie and Max dive into Dawn FM, the fifth studio album by Spinner's Club alumn The Weeknd. The duo touches on the evolution of The Weeknd's sound, the artist's recent concert livestream, the album's collaborators, and if there's a hidden topic tying the songs together beyond the purgatory radio concept.

For the main event, the hosts get around to talking about the album Max told you to listen to, 5 weeks ago. The gang gives their thoughts on Troubled Paradise, the debut studio-album by Slayyyter.

For the main event, Lizzie & Max discuss Mercurial World, the debut album by the LA group, Magdalena Bay.

For the main even, fresh off the heels of seeing the "Heart Is Unbreaking Tour", the hosts discuss Pang, the third-album from American singer/songwriter, Caroline Polachek. The gang discuss the album, their experience with the tour, and how Caroline's new era is shaping up.

For the main event Lizzie and Max discuss Butterfly, the sixth studio album by American singer/songwriter/producer/holder 19 Billboard Hot 100 #1 singles & 84 cumulative weeks at #1/legend Mariah Carey.

For the main event, Lizzie and Max discuss Bloom, the 2012 fourth album from Baltimore dreampop duo Beach House.

Finally, Lizzie and Max discuss Voyage, the first ABBA album in over 40 years.

For the main event, Lizzie and Max discuss Blue Banisters, the eighth studio album, and second of 2021, from singer/songwriter/poet Lana Del Rey.

Finally, Lizzie and Max discuss the Grammy Award nominated, sophomore LP by Florence + the Machine, Ceremonials. With the episode debuting to all listeners on the eve of the album's 10th anniversary, the duo explores their shared experiences with the album and how it shaped the rest of Florence Welch's career.

For the main event Lizzie and Max share their thoughts on the debut mixtape, to hell with it, by viral, tik tok sensation PinkPantheress. Best known for her fluid testing of songs via social media and post-modern take on electronic music.

For the main event Lizzie and Max share their thoughts on the debut studio album, MONTERO, by viral American rapper/singer Lil Nas X.

For Max's pick this week the pair reviews and analyzes Punisher, the Grammy award nominated 2020 sophomore album by singer/songwriter Phoebe Bridgers.

For the main event, the two give their thoughts on Lizzie's pick, Texis, the fifth studio-album by American duo Sleigh Bells.

For the main event, Lizzie and Max discuss star-crossed, the 5th studio album from Kacey Musgraves.

And what perfect way to celebrate the VMAs by looking at one of the greatest VMA performers of our time, Lady Gaga's sophomore work (her words, not ours), The Fame Monster.

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For the main event, Lizzie and Max discuss Lizzie's pick Blackout, the fifth studio album by living legend and tabloid queen, the legendary miss Britney Spears! Lizzie and Max discuss the cultural impact the album has made almost 14 years later as well as drawing connections between the turmoil Britney experienced in her personal life while recording this album and the current legal battle between the singer and her conservator father.

For the main event, the gang defaults to Max's backup pick (as DONDA is still "coming"), Solar Power, the third studio album by New Zealand musical prodigy, Lorde. The gang discusses the polarizing release as well as Lorde's own comments about the album and how they feel it holds up to the rest of her work.

Touching on book controversy, new releases, the ever changing DONDA album, COVID-19 concert updates, Nicki Minaj's ongoing legal controversy, Britney's conservatorship, and two huge Bravo! announcements, this is one of our wildest episodes yet!

For the finale, the Spinner's Club gang dives into Lizzie's backup pick this week, Happier Than Ever, the sophomore album by genre-less zoomer idol, Billie Eilish!

For the main event, the gang gives their thoughts on this week's album, Temporary Highs In the Violet Skies from Snoh Aalegra.

For the main event, the Spinner's Club gang dives into Max's pick this week, ABBA Gold: Greatest Hits, by Swedish legends and Eurovision alumn, ABBA! The three discuss the current impact of the group's musical legacy as well as their own, personal experiences with the songs.

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This week, the gang and Tony dive into Lizzie's pick, Call Me If You Get Lost, the new project from Tyler the Creator. From past experiences with Tyler to the use of analog instrumentation.

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Luckily for the gang, this week's pick is a planet far far away, Planet Her, the third studio album by friend of the pod, Doja Cat! The gang discusses how this project compares to her last, Hot Pink, as well as where Doja Cat fits into the pop music genere moving forward.

For the main event, the gang discusses Back of My Mind, the debut album by multi-platinum, four-time Grammy Award winner, H.E.R.

Then for the finale, the gang discusses Azealia's 2014, highly anticipated (and highly delayed by her label) debut album Broke With Expensive Taste. The gang gives their thoughts on the album as well as how the album fits contextually into the modern lexicon given the rapper's controversial remarks.

For the main event, the gang discusses Carli's pick Khaled Khaled by DJ Khaled. Sprawling 53:45 minutes long and containing 27 featured rappers, singers, and groups the album feels like peak Khaled. The gang looks back at their favorite DJ Khaled moments both past and present.

For the main event, the gang dives into sleeper favorite, No Mythologies to Follow, the 2014 debut album by Danish singer/songwriter, MØ. From live shows to 'Lean On', Lizzie and Max break down their personal experiences with the album as the gang looks back on the sprawling 20-track debut.

Then Zoomer's rejoice! This week 's pick, SOUR, the debut album by teenage sensation Olivia Rodrigo, makes waves with the gang who are forced to recon with their own ages *gasp*

Finally, the gang breaks down their thoughts on Subconsciously, the sixth studio album by South-African DJ/producer, Black Coffee.

For the main event the gang gives their thoughts on the 2018 debut and 2019 Grammy Award for Best Rap Album, Invasion of Privacy by the one and only Cardi B.

For the main event the gang unpacks a touch of the beat gets you up on your feet gets you out and then into the sun, the first album from duo Aly & AJ in 14 years, and while there may be no Potential Breakup Song there's plenty of sunshine and heat!

Then for the moment that Carli and Max have been waiting for since the start of the pod, picked by the wonderful Ramona @honeydewlacroix, the 10th studio album from singer/songwriter/producer/19 Billboard Hot 100 singles having/skinny legend/ Mariah Carey, The Emancipation of Mimi! 

For the main event, the gang explores one of Carli's favorite albums, 21, the sophomore album by British legend, Adele. Lizzie and Max finally get over middle school and move on to unpacking their high school trauma while Carli discovers she might have completely avoided the radio from 2011-2013. The gang touches on how the album sounds a decade later.

For the main event, the girls attempt to tune him out as Max delusionally presses forward with the claim that Nicki Minaj invested hyperpop on her second #1 studio album (which is hard to get not everyone has one of those) Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded. The gang gives their thoughts on one of the most controversial releases by the rapper/singer, how this fit into the musical landscape of the early 2010s, and how it's influenced the sounds of today.

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We couldn't think of a better way to ring in this holiest of Sundays, so we dive into fellow Christian and singer currently getting sued for the cross on his album, Justin Bieber's new album Justice, and unpack exactly who the real first feature on the album is.

For this week's main event the gang takes it all the way back to their repressed middle school traumas. Listen to the group touch on everything from Limited Too to the High School Musical Extended Cinematic Universe.

For the main event, Max and Clarke feverously unpack their thoughts on Chemtrails Over the Country Club, the seventh studio album by singer/songwriter/living legend Lana Del Rey, to mixed reviews.

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Following that the gang gets into Riot!, the 2007 sophomore album from Nashville band, Paramore. The gang wades into the nostalgia pool to discuss the impact the album has had on them and how they feel it's aged.

Finally, for the main attraction, the gang breaks down Lizzie's pick, "What's Your Pleasure?" by British singer/songwriter and fellow podcaster, Jessie Ware. What animated movie does the closing track remind them of? Who is the Catholic church strangely like? and how many times can they get off-topic? Listen this week to find out!

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Finally, the gang unpacks Hot Pink, the massively successful sophomore album from singer/rapper/songwriter/internet troll Doja Cat. Diving into everything from who exactly is "new" producer Tyson Trax? to who the rapper is accused of stealing from on instagram!

This week's episode incorporates audio clips from a Doja Cat twitch steam as well as audio from an instagram live from instagram user realbktidalwavee.

After breaking down the drama the gang gets into times, the recently released debut studio album by Reading songwriter/producer SG Lewis. Touching on everything from their memories with the British DJ's music to predictions about the direction of pop music, listen to the gang break down their first new release just two days after the album had dropped.

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Finally, for the moment you've all been waiting for, the gang hops, skips, and jumps into a discussion and review of Taylor Swift's surprise released eighth studio album, folklore! Love triangles? White guys in indie bands?World War II???? This episode covers it all people!!!!!!

Much like Dua's recent (maskless) travels, the gang will be exploring new territory (format) in this episode. The gang touches on the hard questions facing America right now. "What is this new song on the iTunes charts?", "Will J-Lo be wearing the green dress at the inauguration?", and several other questions for the culture.