It's 2018, and Sean and Jake are back after a holiday break for another year of obsessive music discussion. In this episode, the guys discuss Jeff Rosenstock's surprise new album "POST-" as well as his previous album "Worry." Then, they get ready for a new year of music releases by discussing their most anticipated albums of 2018 and placing over/under bets on Pitchfork's Best New Music albums for the year.

In this episode, Sean and Jake wrap up 2017 in music by giving out some end-of-year superlative awards and discussing the musical over/under bets they placed at the beginning of the year.

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss their 50 favorite albums of 2017.

In the 100th episode of the Listen In Podcast, Sean and Jake discuss their favorite songs of 2017.

In this special holiday episode, Jake and Sean discuss Thanksgiving, the holidays, winter in general, and whether there is any good Thanksgiving music (Spoiler: there isn't, really.). They also talk about new music from Camp Cope, pay their respects to legendary AC/DC rhythm guitarist, Malcolm Young, and answer a handful of mailbag questions about music from video games, comedy music, and much more.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss the release of Taylor Swift's new album "Reputation." The guys discuss Taylor's ability to sell millions of albums in an era when music sales have dropped dramatically. Discussion topics also include the untimely death of Lil Peep, and Father John Misty's upcoming new album, due in 2018. Jake tries to explain why he loves Christmas music so much.

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss Taylor Swift as a cultural icon, including why she hasn't distanced herself from white supremacists and whether she is actually an interesting person or not. They also have a Thinkpiece discussion about streaming music and how it has altered the experience of listening to music for the better and worse. Segments include a Mailbag, Recommendations of the Week, Show and Tell about seeing Hodera live, and a new segment called "Diagnose Jake."

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss new albums from Julien Baker, Weezer, Slaughter Beach, Dog, and John Maus. They also discuss Pinegrove’s new single “Intrepid,” and whether Pinegrove has potential to be the “next big” indie rock band. Segments include Mt. Rushmore of greatest hits albums, Recommendations of the Week, and Release Radar.

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss new albums from Destroyer and Hodera. Segments include a Thinkpiece about the state of the Emo Revival, Mount Rushmore of Led Zeppelin songs, and Two Truths and a Lie about the old Boston Garden.

In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss new albums by St. Vincent, King Krule, Kurt Vile & Courtney Barnett, and Greta Van Fleet. Segments include a Thinkpiece about the guys favorite albums that other people don’t consider classics, Two Truths and a Lie about The National, Recommendations of the Week, and a new segment to round off the show previewing new albums out soon.