In this episode, the boys ask what is the deal with Nashville SC lately? After the team's third loss in a row, the boys start turning over tables to find the reasons about this recent disappointing run. Is it the weather? Is it a lack of roster depth? Is it missing Dan Lovitz? God forbid, is it Eddi Tagseth? The boys are certainly excited to see a revival of Jacob Shaffelburg's game, but the struggles of the team overall overshadow any bright spots recently. After that analysis, the boys talk about some of their ultimate lineups - the ultimate FIFA video game team, the ultimate prog rock band, and the ultimate heist movie cast. Then the boys get spicy and proclaim that these next few games will ultimately define the Nashville SC season. And finally, the boys make some predictions about the upcoming clash with Orlando - let's hope that Jon's crystal ball is working better than Evan's! And they drink beer.

In this episode, the boys are getting nervous. They review the recent loss to the lowly St. Louis City FC, and discuss all the terrible defensive collapses. And woe is Joe! While the boys note that Nashville dodged any damage to their standings in the eastern conference, they still are concerned with the team's recent stretch of play and wonder if they peaked too soon. Peaking too soon is not something Steve Martin ever did, though. He peaked early and often and he's still going strong at almost 80. And while we all can agree that League's Cup sucks and maybe the team management never expected NSC to be this good this season (neither did we!), the boys take a look at the final stretch of the season to talk about what to expect and what they hope will happen. Finally, they wrap up with some predictions for the upcoming game versus New York City FC in stupid ol' Yankee Stadium. And they drink beer.

In this very special time capsule episode, we share one from the archives of The Electric Gold Hour on WRVU 91.1 FM. In this New Year's Eve episode from 1999, the boys reflect back on a wild ride through Nashville in the 1990's while also looking at what might lay ahead for the city. The boys share their preparations for Y2K, and wonder whether the town might ever be significant enough to support an MLS team. They lament the closing of Opryland and celebrate wonderful music events like River Stages and Dancin' in the District. They've got some controversial opinions to share about the brilliance of Chris Gaines and the strains of Nashville growth. They share some of their favorite music, movies and television from the 90's before wrapping up with some predictions about where the city is headed. And they drink beer.