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In this episode, Sean and Jake discuss the last few months in life in general and in music. Music covered in this episode includes Yasmin Williams, Playboi Carti, Chuck Johnson, Floating Points and Pharaoh Sanders, Home is Where, Arm's Length, Wild Pink, Nick Cave, Cassandra Jenkins, Jazmine Sullivan, and more.

Programming Note: Starting with this episode, we've changed the format of the podcast a bit. We've been at this for 5+ years now, and we've learned that as we've gotten older and our lives and interests have changed, the things we enjoy about doing this podcast have changed too. The post-show discussion (which has always centered around life in general, pop-culture, sports, and pretty much anything else that came into their heads) has been moved right into the show itself! Rather than focus strictly on music, the Listen-In Pod is now a mostly-music podcast that branches out into other interests and areas of our lives. We hope you enjoy it!

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss their 50 favorite songs and 50 favorite albums of 2020.

Sean and Jake change things up this week, discussing Donald Trump's loss to Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election. They also discuss music, with talk about Adrianne Lenker, Oneohtrix Point Never, Drive-By Truckers, and more.

In this episode, Jake and Sean break down Fleet Foxes surprise-released new album "Shore." They also discuss new music from Sufjan Stevens, Tim Heidecker and others.

In this episode, Sean and Jake recap the last couple months in music, including music from Taylor Swift, Lomelda, The Killers, Kathleen Edwards, Young Jesus, Fontaines D.C., Angel Olsen, and Kelly Lee Owens. They also discuss upcoming music from Into It. Over It. and Tim Heidecker and Weyes Blood. Jake talks about his deep dive into the very British musical world of The Kinks.

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss new albums from Julianna Barwick, Dehd, Margo Price, Juice WORLD, The Beths, Illuminati Hotties, and Protomartyr. They also discuss the sad downward spiral of Kanye West, and revisiting albums by the Clash and Rolling Stones.