In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss the perplexing, intriguing and always entertaining figure that is Father John Misty. They talk about his set at Newport Folk Festival what he represents overall in today's culture.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss their experience attending Newport Folk Festival last weekend. They talk about lessons learned, best practices for attending music festivals and performances by Father John Misty, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Graham Nash, Julien Baker, Alabama Shakes and more.

On episode 33, Jake and Sean touch on a variety of topics, including music snobbery, country music, and the latest round of Kanye vs. Taylor Swift. They also talk about new albums by Camp Cope, Dikembe, and Jank.

On episode 32 of the Listen In Podcast, Sean and Jake take to the open road and record while driving to a Hotelier concert in Boston, Mass. Topics of discussion include the Hotelier and their albums "Home, Like NoPlace Is There" and "Goodness," as well as Jake and Sean's favorite driving albums, and rankings of the best games/activities for long car rides.

On episode 31, Jake and Sean talk about two great new albums: "Freetown Sound" by Blood Orange (32:00) and "Puberty 2" by Mitski (25:00). They also talk about their move to the new house and their recent experience at a Tallest Man on Earth concert. Two new segments are introduced this week, as well: "The Whitest Thing I Did This Week" and "Agree to Disagree."

On episode 30 of the Listen In Podcast, the guys say farewell to Sean's basement as they move to a new house and a new recording space. They also answer a few mailbag questions and discuss seeing Modern Baseball, Joyce Manor and Pinegrove live over the weekend.

On episode 29, Jake and Sean discuss their 10 favorite albums of 2016 so far, including many they've discussed on the pod before and a few that might surprise listeners. Shock Jock Jacques also stops by to set the record straight by giving the guys his top five albums of the year.

In episode 28, Sean and Jake discuss a variety of topics including listening to rock radio, Joanna Newsom's classical musical influences, the new Wye Oak and Band of Horses albums, and their top 10 AC/DC songs.

In this episode, Jake and Sean cover a number of topics, including the Strokes new EP, Car Seat Headrest's excellent new album, "Teens of Denial," and whether Japandroids will ever come out with a follow up to their beloved album "Celebration Rock."

In episode 26, Sean and Jake discuss the often misunderstood genre of emo/pop punk. They discuss some of their favorite rock albums of the year that fall under the "emo" genre, including The Hotelier's "Goodness" and Modern Baseball's "Holy Ghost." They also dive into some of emo's history, discussing the four "waves" of emo music, dating back to the mid 1980s.