Wake & Jake

Still in quarantine, Jake discusses his wife's plan to eat him in an apocalyptic scenario.

Music recommendations are “Public Strain” and “Women” by Women.

We're all locked down in our house, McBain is licking Jake’s elbows, and everyone could use some calming music to meditate and chill out to. Jake brings back the Tone Rake for some tone bowl-esque music, and recommends further music for you to cool off during your social distancing.

Music recommendations are “Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld” by The Orb, and “Geogaddi” by Boards of Canada.

Jake spent some time shredding some gnar in Steamboat Springs, CO with his buddies from Minnesota. Now he's back to sitting on his couch with McBain.

Music recommendations are “A Love Supreme” by John Coltrane, and “David Comes to Life” by Fucked Up.

Jake recounts his night at the karaoke bar, where the singing was rough...except for he and his wife, of course.

Music recommendations are “græ: Part 1“ by Moses Sumney, and “Lord of the Rings” by Bo Hansson.

Due to food poisoning, Jake missed last week’s scheduled episode release. For this week, he takes you on a journey through everything he experienced during his illness.

Music recommendation is “All Mirrors” by Angel Olsen.

A tweet about Randy Newman's "failed" career really sets Jake off on a rant. So if you don't think you like Randy Newman, then strap yourself in, because Jake is about to make you a believer (within the time limit of the episode).

Music recommendations are “Kaputt” and “Have We Met” by Destroyer.

Jake went to see a terrifying movie last week, and talks all about it. Music recommendation is “Black Messiah” by D'Angelo and the Vanguard.

Jake provides a McBain update, and goes on a long rant about Billie Eilish, The Grammys, and album construction.

Music recommendations are “When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?” by Billie Eilish, and “Cuz I Love You” by Lizzo.

Jake watched a long movie, and talks about it a little bit along with other Oscar nominated films, as well as films he believes were snubbed. He also has a dream about a movie that he somehow became a part of.

Music recommendations are “Karma” by Pharaoh Sanders, and “Heartland” by Owen Pallett.

Jake deals with McBain and Rory's shenanigans while trying to discuss music recommendations, plans for dehydrating fruit and meat, and analyzing a dream sent in by past guest Hunter Brown.

Music recommendations are “Conquistador” by Dylan Carlson, and “Terrestrials” by Sunn O))) & Ulver.