On this episode, Jake and Sean recap their busy weekend of live music, including seeing Fleet Foxes live and going to Saturday and Sunday of the Newport Folk Festival. The guys also discuss Arcade Fire's polarizing new album, "Everything Now" and Ryan Adams recent Twitter assault on The Strokes. Game of Thrones talk in the post-show.

In this episode, Sean and Jake preview their trip to the Newport Folk Festival with some predictions and over/unders. They also discuss new music from Lana Del Rey, Tyler, The Creator, and The Tallest Man on Earth. They also talk about Arcade Fire's lame album rollout tour for "Everything Now." Segments include Mount Rushmore of Arctic Monkeys songs. Stay tuned for the after-show for Game of Thrones discussion with big friend of the pod, Josh.

On this episode, Jake and Sean discuss the untimely, tragic death of Linkin Park's frontman Chester Bennington. They also discuss new albums by Waxahatchee, Japanese Breakfast, and Sheer Mag, and new singles from The War on Drugs and Wolf Parade. Segments include Embrace Debate, Recommendations of the Week, and Two Truths and a Lie about The Velvet Underground.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss new albums by HAIM and Broken Social Scene. They also discuss how punk bands like The Clash, The Ramones, and the Sex Pistols fall on the political spectrum. Segments include Embrace Debate, Recommendations of the Week, and Mt. Rushmore of best Beatles' solo songs.

In this week's episode, Sean and Jake own up to their lack of interest in the new Jay Z album, "4:44." They also introduce a new segment, "Embrace Debate," in which they race against the clock to quickly discuss topics in music. This week: is the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main Street" the coolest album of all time? Is "22, A Million" the best Bon Iver record? and Is the Beach Boys' discography the most confusing of all-time? Segments include Trust Tree about Shania Twain, Mt. Rushmore and Two Truths and a Lie about The Clash, and Trim the Fat on Kanye's "The Life of Pablo."

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss the 20th-anniversary reissue of Radiohead's seminal masterpiece "OK Computer." The guys discuss whether OK Computer is their favorite Radiohead album and whether "favorite" is necessarily the same as "best." Hot Thots include Vince Staples's new album "Big Fish Theory" and Taylor Swift's bizarre congratulatory video to NBA MVP Russell Westbrook. Segments include Two Truths and a Lie about Lorde and Recommendations of the Week.

In this episode, Cam Boucher of Sorority Noise joins Jake and Sean for a wide-ranging conversation about life on tour, Cam's many musical projects, and music in general. Cam joins the guys for Two Truths and a Lie and Trust Tree. Jake and Sean discuss new albums from Lorde, Fleet Foxes, Jason Isbell and Kevin Morby.

In this episode, Jake and Sean cover a wide variety of topics, including new albums by Big Thief, Beach Fossils, Phoenix and Thunder Dreamer. Segments include Two Truths and a Lie about Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Trim the Fat on Led Zeppelin's "Physical Graffiti," and Mount Rushmore of Seans. The guys also pick five albums that define their taste in music.

In this episode, Sean and Jake each discuss their 15 favorite albums of 2017 so far. They also take a look back at 2016, six months removed, to see which of their favorite albums from last year still stack up and which albums have not held up as well.

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss their experience at the Boston Calling music festival, including their favorite performances, biggest letdowns, and biggest surprises.