Head out on the highway and hit the open road as Jeff and Jobe discuss songs about traveling—planes, trains, automobiles, and more. Jeff gives his review of the 1976 debut album from Boston, music from political punks Redbait from St. Louis, and Inversions in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight.

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Jeff and Jobe bust out the Axe Body Spray to tackle the single most covered topic in all of music: Love. From wanting someone, to being in love with someone, to the fallout after a breakup, the guys cover all the bases with songs of love, desire, and even some anti-love. Jobee gives his review/reaction to Low Cut Connie, music from Ghostemane, and Gil Kaneda in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight.

The Ringing Ear is back! In their Season Two debut, Jeff and Jobe talk about their favorite one hit wonders—the good, the bad, and the ugly. Also, music from Azusa and Ezra Furman, Keith Fallico from Chicago in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight, and the return of the Spotify Wager.

Jeff And Jobe air their grievances with one of the hottest new buzz bands around: Greta Van Fleet. 

It's the final episode of Season One and the final episode of 2018, so the guys run down their favorites of the year—Albums, Songs, Live Shows, Unsigned, you name it! This episode is packed wall-to-wall with music, with a lot of songs played in their entirety, so check it out and see how your own personal best of stacks up!

It's beginning to look like (a Ringing Ear) Christmas! Jeff and Jobe deck the halls and try to trap each other under the mistletoe as they set out to find Christmas music that doesn't suck. Also, Jobee tries to muster the energy to give his reaction/review to Shiny and Oh So Bright, Vol. 1 from The Smashing Pumpkins, Tunnel Ratz are featured in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight, and Jobe (partially) explains why he believed in Santa until he was seventeen.

Over the course of Season One, the guys ended up with more music than they could handle, so Jeff and Jobe devote an episode to all the Musical Currents they couldn't get to. Jeff gives his reaction/review to the debut EP from supergroup Boygenius, a very close Spotify Wager, and People With Bodies in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight. This episode is jam-packed with more music than any other episode, you are guaranteed to be turned onto some new music in this one!

Jeff and Jobe talk about the music-related things they're grateful for. Plus, Jeff gives his review/reaction to You Won't Get What You Want from Daughters, music from LOOPRAT out of St. Louis, NYC's Jeff Baker Sounds in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight, and find out who Jobee thinks has been "touched by the hand of God."

Jeff and Jobe get in front of a warm fire and talk about music that evokes the cold, in more ways than one. Jobee gives his take on Capture the Flag from War on Women, Jeff talks about his experience at Dia de Los Deftones, music from San Diego’s Blood Ponies, Pet Weapon in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight, and Jobe discloses a rather odd cold weather fetish. 

Puff puff pass! Jeff and Jobe elevate the show to another level as they discuss songs to listen to while getting (or being) high. Plus, music from Australian punks C.O.F.F.I.N., Burbot in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight, the guys discuss Anthrax's sixth album Sound of White Noise and Jeff tries to offend every Anthrax fan with a high school diploma.