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Happy Holidays from Asparagus Pie! We are back in the woods to discuss our Wrapped for 2024 and theorize about what happened. Was it our fault? Yes. We were not aware that the tracking went until Oct. 31, so mistakes were made. Tune in for a holiday reunion that never misses (and a healthy amount of complaining).

It’s goodbye for now with this special episode. We finally stop gatekeeping and tell the world about our love for Bedside Kites. Rules are broken as we discuss the two EP’s and even attempt to contact the artist! Tune in for some extreme admiration for a band we can truly say we’ve listened to since the beginning.

If you suffer from emotional motion sickness, you may be entitled to financial compensation. Join us for a one-of-a-kind album by Phoebe Bridgers that is so melancholic it’s comforting.

Today we break from our usual routine to discuss one insane song in the place where it all began. That’s right, we do this in public now. Join us as we get confessional and brave about the music we like. And if you have something against dogs, that’s okay too.

This is a very special episode of Asparagus Pie where we discuss an iconic album from a man we’ve shaken hands with. Having almost seen Okkervil River twice.. we have a lot to say. Tune in if you’re into poetry, making fun of pop culture or imaging your life as a film.

Welcome back to Asparagus Pie! We’ve taken a bit of a hiatus (give or take four years), but Liz and Jess are back to unnecessarily dissect albums for your entertainment. Join us for THE album of all time and some extreme confusion.

this week, we ponder coldplay’s timeless album, a rush of blood to the head. however you feel about coldplay, this is a certified classic that will surely make you question existence. join us as we do chris martin impressions and talk way too much about eminem.

today we talked about fun’s album, some nights! well kinda. if you’ve never heard of this album, yes you have. join in for some serious off topic conversation.

this week we discuss possibly the most destructive album to ever exist, blonde by frank ocean. if you want to fully disassociate with us, this is the episode for you.

this week, we dive into jeff magnum’s wonderful acid trip we call aeroplane over the sea. it was a 90’s cult classic album which features themes of innocence, fabricated characters and anne frank?