The Sloan Nerds aren't just Sloan Nerds, but also Oasis Nerds. So, on the 30th anniversary of Oasis's Definitely Maybe and Sloan's Twice Removed, the boys compare and contrast the two seminal albums. It's a Sloan vs Oasis battle! Choose your fighter!

The Sloan Nerds are back, this time recapping Sloan's complete 'C' song library. Plus, they count down which C songs are the favourites of the fans as well as the band.

The Sloan Nerds are finally back with a late edition to their journey through Sloan's 'C' songs - Caroline. This outtake was just released on the Smeared deluxe box set a few months ago, and the boys break it down.

On a very special (and long) episode of Sloan A-Z, superfan Leah 'Mod Maid' Miller joins the Nerds to talk about her 30+ year obsession with Sloan. This includes seeing them in 13 different cities. Listen in to this wide-ranging and nerdy episode!

On this very special episode of Sloan A-Z, the Sloan Nerds attend a very wet 3rd annual Murderecords garage sale! They recap the event, go through all the Sloan swag they got, and unbox the brand-new Smeared box set!

To see a video version of this episode, visit Sloan A-Z on Instagram!

The Sloan Nerds continue their journey through the letter 'C' with Sloan's cover of a Joni Mitchell song, A Case of You. Which line did Chris Murphy get coerced into singing incorrectly? Which version does Nathan like best, the original or Sloan's? Listen in and find out.

Plus, the boys go over all the current Sloan-related news - aka Chris Murphy stays busy.

On this special emergency bonus episode of Sloan A-Z, Jeff (BabyNayNay Senior) and Nathan (BabyNayNay) talk about the surprise release of Alive and Alright on vinyl! They detail what is included in the package and give their thoughts on it.

Plus, they review The Trans-Canada Highwaymen's new album, the Rolling Stones' new album, plus The Beatles' "last ever" song.

On Episode 34 of Sloan A-Z, Jeff and Nathan break down a rare track - the Never Hear the End of It bonus track, The Best Part of Your Life. Not only does Nathan map out the song on guitar, but its author, Patrick Pentland, contributes plenty of info on the origins of the song.