GWYGH, Ep. 115: Mediocre Band Content

Kate introduces Janine to a plethora of mediocre band content produced through MTV's Making the Band, starting with the catchy song Damaged by Danity Kane. DK: a voice for all women... and a music video that some might say is our generation's Citizen Kane. (Note: no one but the trash hosts of GWYGH would say something like that.)

Thank you for supporting GWYGH throughout the years. You can find us on all socials @HatePodcast and at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. (Hi, Kate's Mom!) Shout out to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing and The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song!

GWYGH, Ep. 114: Horse-Operated Motor Vehicle

What's more American than crackin' open a cold one with your horse? Janine forces Kate to listen to Toby Keith's "Beer For My Horses" as we barely scratch the surface of 2000s country music trash.

Thank you for supporting GWYGH throughout the years. You can find us on all socials @HatePodcast and at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. (Hi, Kate's Mom!) Shout out to Paul Ryberg of Plug-in Missing and The Minute Pod for our awesome theme song!

GWYGH, Ep. 110: Potential Haunted Doll

You know how you're officially old? When your childhood nostalgia has been kicked to the curb in favor of the next decade. As 2000s nostalgia starts to rise, certain musicians from the era have their second wind. Aly and Aj's Potential Breakup Song (2007) has come to new life with a TikTok trend, resulting in an updated version with curse words that will even be released on vinyl.

But as Kate and Janine can never focus on one topic for long, they also cover the bands that made them emo, haunted dolls, and childhood tv shows.

GWYGH, Ep. 098: Peaches and Daisies

Happy Valentine's Day from your favorite trashy broads! Janine discusses an album she can no longer enjoy after a bad breakup: Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! (2006) from Hellogoodbye. Really, though, she should have seen the breakup coming from a mile away, considering it was developed on the sketchy early internet dating site eSPIN the Bottle.

GWYGH, Ep. 078: Hot Mess

Did you know that the hit song Mr. Brightside by The Killers has stayed on the Top 100 charts in the UK since its release in 2004? Kate and Janine revisit the band's debut album Hot Fuss (2004), including creating the definitive ranking of songs from Bop Lite to Bopgasm. Don't miss another installment of Janine's embarrassing middle school memories!

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GWYGH, Ep. 073: Earn the Chorus

Janine is going to be out of the country for the summer, so instead of sacrificing the trash for our lovely listeners, we have decided to do a series of micro-sodes, where we only have 7 1/2 minutes to talk about a topic of our choosing. Appropriately, the first topic is Hit-Clips, a digital audio player of the early 2000s that only played small clips from your favorite songs.

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GWYGH, Ep. 072: Beamed Earworms

Janine was just minding her own business with a song so rudely entered her brain and then refused to leave: Uncle Kracker's Follow Me (2000), which has an utterly nonsensical music video which Kate hates.

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GWYGH, Mini Ep. 031: Bad At Living

What do you do when you've amassed mostly useless knowledge of a decade of pop culture? Wipe the board at 2000s trivia, of course! Janine and Kate play a 2000s trivia card game and, once they get frustrated with it, have fun creating their own questions.

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GWYGH, Mini Ep. 028: Gyrating on Screen

Kate once developed a fixation on the music video for Lady Marmalade (2001), so of course she had to discuss it with Janine. A tie-in for the Moulin Rouge (2001) movie, this remake of the classic 1974 Labelle hit features the musical talents of Pink, Mya, Lil Kim, and Christina Aguilera.

GWYGH, Mini Ep. 024: Dust Belt

How do you get those designer shoes you've been eyeing but you can't afford? Simple: slap some dirt on your kid and send 'em off to the department store! If you don't give in to a child's demands, you're a heartless monster. Kate introduces Janine to a morbid, overwrought holiday song: Christmas Shoes by New Song.

GWYGH, Mini Ep. 020: No Vampires Allowed

Kate and Janine live off garlic so they are definitely not vampires. However, they can still appreciate the aesthetic of goths in coffins -- and what better way to do that than to watch the music video for Helena by My Chemical Romance? Tell us your favorite 2000s music video by tweeting us @hatepodcast!

GWYGH, Mini Ep. 012: Bring On Teenage Angst Records

We all have our favorite albums from our teenage years. Some of us are fortunate enough to have gone through our music exploring phase in the early 2000s, where you often heard of new albums through whispers on music forums and had to seek it out through LimeWire, Kazaa, or other means. Michelle Nickolaisen introduces Janine to BOTAR (Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution), whose 2001 album "A Call to Arms" remains one of her favorites. 

Listen to "A Call to Arms": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPefIzoSn-A 

You can find Michelle's projects at www.michellenickolaisen.com, including Unplaced, an audio drama about a woman who wakes up one day to find no one can see or hear her and everyone she knows is forgetting about her. Help with funding season two on IndieGoGo at igg.me/at/unplaced. Don't forget to check out Serendipity City, an alt-1920s actual play podcast, also found at  www.serendipitypod.com