In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss Eminem's freestyle about Donald Trump, as well as new music from Wolf Parade and Alex Lahey. They also discuss whether the past month has been a weak stretch for new music. The guys also talk more about The World Is A Beautiful Place & I am No Longer Afraid to Die’s new album, as well as seeing The National live. Segments include recommendations of the week and Mt. Rushmore of months.

In this week’s episode, Jake and Sean discuss some tragic news events: the Las Vegas shooting and the death of Tom Petty. They also discuss new albums from The World is a Beautiful Place and I am No Longer Afraid to Die and Kamasi Washington. They also discuss their excitement to see The National live in Boston and preview where some albums might land in their end-of-year rankings. Segments include

In this episode, Sean and Jake return from a week off with a packed episode covering new music from Ariel Pink, Rostam, Phoebe Bridgers, The Killers, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and Moses Sumney. They also discuss the experience of seeing Paul McCartney live at Madison Square Garden. Segments include a Thinkpiece about the genre R&B and Mount Rushmore of all-time great Jakes.

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss the National's new album "Sleep Well Beast," including a conversation about their favorite songs and moments from the record, as well as how it fits into the band's already strong discography. They also discuss new music from Alvvays, Small Circle, and Neil Young. Lastly, they preview (hopefully) seeing Paul McCartney this weekend at Madison Square Garden.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss LCD Soundsystem's highly anticipated new album "American Dream." Segments include Mount Rushmore of 2000s artists, Trim the Fat of Radiohead's "Hail to the Thief," and Reccomendations of the week.

In this special edition of the Listen in Podcast, Jake and Sean are joined by big friend of the pod and Game of Thrones fanatic Josh Gregoire to discuss the finale of Season 7 of Game of Thrones.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss The War on Drugs's epic new album "A Deeper Understanding." They also talk about the media and social media circus surrounding Taylor Swift's new song "Look What You Made Me Do." The guys also discuss listening to Kendrick Lamar's "DAMN." in reverse.

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss the new album by Grizzly Bear, "Painted Ruins," and own up to the fact that neither really "gets" Brand New. They also discuss Pitchfork's recently released list of the "200 Best Albums of the 1960s." Segments include Trust Tree and Mount Rushmore. Post-show features Game of Thrones talk.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss the oft-forgotten little sibling to the full-length album: the EP. They discuss which artists have released EPs that one could argue are their best work. The guys also discuss new music from Milo and the War on Drugs, and discuss some of their most anticipated albums for the rest of 2017. Segments include Mount Rushmore of Desert Island Discs. Thrones talk in the post-show.

In this episode, Jake and Sean take a look back at some of the year's overlooked hidden gem albums. These include albums that haven't been covered much on the podcast, in the music press, or haven't received a lot of critical acclaim, but are still very worth listening to. Segments include a Mt. Rushmore of Desert Island discographies and Recommendations of the Week about Neil Young. Hot Thots on new singles from The National, The War on Drugs, Phoebe Bridgers, The Tallest Man on Earth, TWIABP, and more. Post show Game of Thrones discussion.