Having overcome the obstacles of a broken home and an uneasy path to success, Good Charlotte are now one of the most popular bands in America. But herein lies a paradox: how does a band that rose to prominence by ripping on Rich & Famous celebrities stay cool now that they're fully enmeshed in Hollywood culture?

The answer was not always clear, and throughout the late 2000s and 2010s the boys from Maryland struggled to remain relevant as their audience slowly shrank. Join us as we process the side of Good Charlotte's career most people don't know about, as well as some of their strange personal episodes such as Joel Madden's decidedly creepy relationship with teenage pop star Hillary Duff. 

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We're back to tell the story of one of the most obnoxious and omnipresent pop-punk bands of the 2000s! Are Good Charlotte a true punk band? Are they a bunch of pretty-boy poseurs? Whatever the case these young lads from Maryland emerged from a troubled home with big dreams that they brought to life through the novel creation of a musical project that - in their own words - fused "the Backstreet Boys and Minor Threat". 

It's a good story and we managed to tell it with fewer pointless digressions than usual this time. 

(P.S. Sorry about the occasional cough. Nick had just gotten over pneumonia).

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Your weekly round-up of country music news. And, Stuart and John go in on Spotify Wrapped - mainly, the data released by those artists that actually shared their number of streams/listeners.

5:41 - ERNEST, Flower Shops goes platinum and a previous partnership with Hailey Whitters

11:36 - John's social media pet hates

15:44 - Keith Urban sells off his master recordings

22:09 - Kelsea Ballerini's UK tour & Cassadee Pope's return to pop-punk

24:45 - Ashley McBryde's induction into the Grand Ole Opry

27:42 - A Spotify Wrapped discussion

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This week's episode is all about Blink 182's 1999 legendary album "Enema of the State".  The 3 Punks talk about Porn Stars, psychotic moments, boy bands and of course Limp Bizkit.

Jesse, Chris and Steve give you a little background on themselves, and the Punk Rock band they have all been members of at various times over the past 25+ years.

Jarrell and Lauren celebrate the end of marijuana prohibition in the state of New Jersey with a little bit of ganja, and reflecting on their first time. This is followed by stoned reviews of the latest albums from Papa Roach, Vince Staples & The Linda Lindas.

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On this episode it's a generation standoff as our young co-host Mitch squares off against host Jarrell's wife Mandy. They attempt to criticize/defend the latest albums from Machine Gun Kelly and PUP. Also Mitch and Jarrell review the up and coming hardcore band Soul Glo.

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Tyler D. and Jarrell review new albums from Halsey, Between the Buried & Me and Teenage Bottlerocket. In music news, they discuss the phantom pooper who defecated on stage during a Turnstile show last week.

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Between the Buried and Me Review @ 57:20
Halsey Review @ 1:20:25
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On this episode Tyler D and Jarrell are once again joined by new comer Steve as well as potential new co-host Josh. The four of them review new albums from Billie Eilish, Pop Smoke and Descendents. In music news, rapper DaBaby shames HIV/AIDS infected homosexuals who perform public fellatio and women with non-water fragrant vaginas during his performance at the Rolling Loud Festival.

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Two bands with die-hard followings go up against each other this week on the pod! Modern Baseball and their sophomore album 'You're Gonna Miss It All' takes on Melbourne's The Smith Street Band and their record 'Throw Me In The River'. Two albums that hold a special place in all of our hearts - this was a fun one! We apologise for Adam's tattoo in advance.

In this episode of TheftMart Podcast, Marshall and EMoney interview Tim (vocalist) and Frankie (drummer) from the pop-punk band MariaHill. The guys talk about what it's like to be on tour, shitty tour vans, music videos, a love of beef jerkey, their next EP, fetal pigs, and their experience in the world of theft. Check out MariaHill on all major music platforms.  

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The gang reviews new albums from Khalid, PUP and Whitechapel. Also Jarrell gives his opinion on a Charles McPherson concert and the Netflix biopic based on Motley Crue's "The Dirt". In entertainment news, they discuss Disney+, expensive Endgame tickets, and a toddler who locked his father out of an IPAD for 48 years!

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So PJ Harvey won the first part of NME is a Blur with her debut album, 'Dry'. This week we set Blur against Lotion, Bracket and Therapy? Who released the best album out of these four in 1995?

Only listening to this episode will you find out.

We had the amazing opportunity to sit down with Ciarán Strange, a fantastic eccentric and powerful LGBTQ+ artist who blends pop sensibilities, dynamic rock guitars, and high-energy live shows into his own brand of geeky pop-punk.

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This week we are again joined by Josh to discuss one of the catchiest pieces of garbage from the early '00's, Flavour of the Weak. Wait till you hear about the pedigree on this band.