We're back with Part 2 of a three-part miniseries on the critically-acclaimed musical comedy-drama that aired on FOX from 2009 to 2015. That’s what you missed on Glee!

Have you been looking for the right moment and excuse to (re)watch Glee, the critically-acclaimed musical comedy-drama that aired on FOX from 2009 to 2015? Of course you have, and we ask that you look no further. The B-Sides is here with a three-part miniseries on Glee, seasons 1-3 (the best seasons, sorry)! 

Folklore just dropped. Let's talk about it. Welcome to: The E-Sides!

How do you record an album in quarantine? Find out in this special interview with Frass Green, a DC band that Hannah had the honor of interviewing for the pod.

On our season finale, we take a trip down memory lane. We recap our favorite artists, songs, and theme from this past decade and make perditions about 2020.

Kesha is a queen. But did we always appreciate her as such?

We're devoting the whole thing to an interview with a very special guest, Dan Baggarly of Philly-based bands Trash Boy and Little War.

The world is full of questions. Luckily, we have answers. Like literally all the answers you’d ever need for real.

Have you ever thought about all of the ways ghosts appear in pop songs? Whether that question has run through your mind thousands of times or you just read it for the first time and are now extremely invested in learning more, have no fear. The B-Sides is here to walk you through it. Unless you’re a ghost, in which case, let’s drift.

On today’s podcast we talk to our resident straight cis white man, Logan Bayroff, about pop music and masculinity. We explore feminism and misogyny and what it means to be a straight white man who likes Ariana Grande.

The year was 2009. Miley Cyrus was just becoming a household name, bringing three Jonas brothers along with her, and new artists Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez weren’t far behind.

Smash the play button to crack open a time capsule from 1999, the briefest respite from omnipresent geopolitical terror.

This week on The B-Sides, we take you through the who, what, when, where and why of Jack Antonoff.

“Holy Ground finally gets a name. And the name is Cornelia Street.”

We are a pop music podcast. You know that. But do you know WHAT pop music is? Do WE?

The B-Sides crash-lands into the world of musical conspiracy theories.

This week on the B-sides we talk about the woman on all of our lips: Lizzo.

What if "We Can't Stop" went to Rihanna? Would Ariana be as big of a star as she is if "Dangerous Woman" went to Carrie Underwood?

The B-Sides takes it back to the turn of the millennium, when Princess of Pop Britney Spears ruled the airwaves.