What's up, everyone? I'm Nora Prynciotti. And I'm Nathan Hubbard. And we're coming in like a

wrecking ball to announce a brand new series. That's right. It's every single album, Miley Cyrus.

Deep dive with us into the career of one of our most creative and confounding pop stars.

We're starting, of course, with the best of Hannah Montana.

And ending with her brand new album, Something Beautiful, in June.

And don't forget about Miley Cyrus and her dead pets.

We certainly will not be doing that.

So listen now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. I do not enjoy I do not enjoy conflict.

I don't like it when people argue.

It makes me viscerally uncomfortable.

I don't like it when people argue in books.

I don't like it when people argue in sitcoms.

I don't like it when people argue in movies.

You know the part in every romantic comedy when the couple breaks up?

I hate that part. This happens without fail, like 70% of the way through every rom-com ever made.

When there's exactly 20 minutes left in the movie, the couple angrily breaks up. And they say

terrible things to one another. And then they're both alone and miserable and remorseful for like five minutes of screen time

while like a song by Peter Gabriel or Mary J. Blige or The National is playing.

And then the couple triumphantly reconciles in the last 15 minutes in the movie.

But I can't even enjoy that tender, super sweet, climactic, triumphant, romantic comedy reunion

because I'm still recovering from when they angrily broke up 20 minutes ago.

I hate that part.

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