Every week on Everything is Broken with Kevin Drew on SiriusXM The Verge, Kevin Drew of Broken Social Scene delivers an eclectic, unpredictable, and handpicked playlist of music, while chatting with friends about the role music plays in our lives.
In the latest episode, Kevin sits down with Zach Galifianakis for a thoughtful, funny, and unexpectedly personal conversation about music, comedy, and the emotions underneath both.
Zach reflects on using melancholy in his stage work, growing up in a house filled with music, and why songs can hit harder than almost any other art form.
The episode also touches on vulnerability, the pressure of modern culture, and how music can pull you back to a moment, a memory, or a feeling you thought was long gone.
Plus, this week Kevin plays music from Charlotte Cornfield, Elton John, Super Furry Animals, Fiona Apple, and many more.
Everything is Broken with Kevin Drew is heard Saturdays at 7pm EST on The Verge with an encore on Wednesdays at 7PM EST
Everything is Broken playlist for the week of March 14, 2026
| ARTIST | SONG TITLE |
| Good Morning | Country |
| A. Smyth | I Can Be Your Telephone |
| Charlotte Cornfield | Headlines |
| Marisha Wallace | Tomorrow – From ‘Annie’ |
| Fiona Apple | Heart of Gold |
| Al Jarreau | Mornin’ |
| Woody Guthrie | I’ll Eat You, I’ll Drink You |
| Dosh | O Mexico |
| Super Furry Animals | Suckers! |
| Elton John | The Greatest Discovery |
| Violent Femmes | Good Feeling |
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