In My CD Player

This week, Lucas Stahl makes his triumphant return to the podcast. Together, he and Brian work through the quarantine anxiety by discussing the incredibly cathartic album 'Hurricane Season' from Dan Andriano in the Emergency Room. Everyone Stay safe, stay sane, and stay healthy. Email inmycdplayer@gmail.com to appear on the podcast.

Apologies to everybody, we missed a week. But we're back with double the trouble. That's right, folks. Brian AND Caiti Wanamaker call in together to discuss 'Permission to Land,' the debut album from British Glam Rock band: The Darkness. Everyone stay safe, stay sane, and stay healthy. Email inmycdplayer@gmail.com to appear on the podcast.

This week, first-time guest Dylan Gleit makes an appearance on the podcast to share his encyclopedic knowledge of 'Anchor Drops,' the 2004 release from Chicago-based jam band Umphrey's McGee.

Julien Cohen joins Brian via Skype to discuss 'We Like It Here,' the 2014 live(ish) album from jazz fusion group Snarky Puppy. Everyone stay safe, stay sane, and stay healthy. Email inmycdplayer@gmail.com to appear on the podcast.

This week, Ben Brown is back! The man himself Skypes in to discuss one of the sexiest albums of 2019, 'Shea Butter Baby.' The debut from neo-soul singer Ari Lennox. Everyone stay safe, stay sane, and stay healthy. Email inmycdplayer@gmail.com to appear on the podcast.

Seth Miller returns to the podcast (via Skype) to discuss one of the most fascinating and infamous pop albums ever recorded. Legendary songwriter Brian Wilson's 40 year long project: 'SMiLE.' Everyone stay safe, stay sane, and stay healthy. Email inmycdplayer@gmail.com to appear on the podcast.

This week, Brian is joined, once again, by Lucas Stahl. Together, they discuss the 2014 album 'Mandatory Fun.' The final album from pop parody artist "Weird" Al Yankovic. Email inmycdplayer@gmail.com to appear on the podcast.

This week, Tory Martinez returns to discuss one of her favorite albums, 'Coloring Book,' the 2016 mixtape from Chance the Rapper. Email inmycdplayer@gmail.com to appear on the podcast.

In this very special extended episode, Brian is joined by Ben Brown, Seth Miller and Brian Wanamaker (sort of) to discuss their favorite albums of the previous decade. 

This week, Ian Holme makes his triumphant return to the podcast to discuss the self-titled debut album from 90's alternative icons: Third Eye Blind.

This week, Jamie Globerson stops by the studio to talk about 'The Lion, the Beast, the Beat.' The fourth studio album by her close, personal friends: Grace Potter and the Nocturnals.

This week, Brian is joined in studio by his sister Liza Renner to discuss the 1994 mega hit 'CrazySexyCool' by R&B trio TLC.

Julien Cohen is back! And this week he brought his friend Jake Rapanotti with him to discuss one of their mutual favorite albums: the self-titled debut from rock supergroup Them Crooked Vultures.

This week, Tory Martinez is back in the studio to discuss 'Inland Territory,' the 2009 album from singer-songwriter Vienna Teng.

This week, Lucas Stahl returns to the podcast to discuss one of his favorites: 'Suburbia I've Given You All And Now I'm Nothing' by pop punk band, The Wonder Years.

This week, first-time guest (and long-time friend) Nick Leroy joins Brian to discuss 'Fortress,' the epic 2008 release from Canadian progressive metal band: Protest The Hero.

Brian Wanamaker returns to the pod to discuss 'Toxicity,' the 2001 sophomore album from eclectic metal band System Of A Down.

For the premiere episode of the fifth season of In My CD Player, Brian is joined by his father, Dave Hendrickson, to discuss one of his all time favorite albums: 'Aja' by jazz rock pioneers Steely Dan.

This week, on the Season 4 finale of In My CD Player, Brian is joined by his wife Rachel Perrell and their new son Harper to discuss 'Talking is Hard,' the breakout album by midwestern rock band Walk The Moon.

This week, Caiti Wanamaker returns to discuss 'On Oni Pond,' the 2013 release from experimental rock band: Man Man.

Happy New Year! And what better way to kick off 2019 than by inviting Tory Martinez back into the studio to discuss the 2003 pop punk mega hit 'Ocean Avenue' by Yellowcard.

This week, Ian Holme returns to the show to discuss 'Hummingbird,' the 2013 release from melancholic indie rockers: Local Natives.

This week, friend of the pod Tory Martinez is back. And what album are she and Brian discussing? Only the literal masterpiece that is 'Lemonade' by the Queen herself: Beyonce.

In honor of his fifth appearance, favorite guest Brian Wanamaker takes over the studio this week and leads a discussion about 'Loopified': the 2014 debut from Swedish jazz fusion trio Dirty Loops.

This week, repeat guest Julien Cohen sits down with Brian to discuss the iconic debut album from Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, Robert Plant and John Bonham. Or, as they're perhaps more commonly known: Led Zeppelin.

This week, Brian's best friend and former bandmate Andrew Varilone is back in the studio to discuss the 2005 album 'Hours' by Welsh post-hardcore band: Funeral for a Friend. 

This week, Brian is joined in the studio by the lovely Marissa Dunlevy, making her podcast debut to discuss the self-titled debut album by electronic artist: SBTRKT.

To begin Season 4 of 'In My CD Player', Lucas Stahl returns to the studio to discuss the breakout album 'Enema of the State' by pop-punk pioneers: Blink 182.

This week, return guest Ian Holme exercises his right as a fifth-timer to host an episode. The album: One of Brian's all-time favorites. 'I and Love and You,' the debut studio release from folk icons, The Avett Brothers.

A couple of Brians (host Hendrickson and guest Wanamaker) come together to discuss the infamous 'Rumours,' the eleventh album by 70's rock icons: Fleetwood Mac.

This week, Brian is joined by repeat guest, comedian Dustin Jefferson to discuss 'Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs,' the 1970 release by Eric Clapton-led blues group, Derek and the Dominos.

For her fifth appearance on the podcast, Tory Martinez conducts an interview with Brian about one of his favorite albums: Anais Mitchell's folk opera, 'Hadestown.'

This week, repeat guest Steve Kaptur joins Brian in the studio to discuss 'You Get What You Give,' the sophomore album from country genre-benders: Zac Brown Band.

This week, Brian is joined by the fantastic Abby Watterworth to break the format of the show and discuss a compilation album: Music collected for use in the 2000 Cameron Crowe film, 'Almost Famous.'

In honor of his fifth appearance on the show, we're switching up the format. Today, longtime contributing guest Lucas Stahl takes control of the show and talks about an album Brian has selected: 'Jagged Little Pill' by Canadian alt-rock icon, Alanis Morissette. 

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A couple of Brians (Hendrickson and Wanamaker) sit down to discuss one of their all-time favorite albums; The powerful eponymous release from rock group: Rage Against the Machine.

This week, Brian is joined by TWO beautiful women (and former guests), Caiti Wanamaker and his wife Rachel Perrell, to discuss the megahit country album 'Fly' by The Dixie Chicks.

This week Tory Martinez returns to the podcast with 'Oh, Inverted World,' the debut release from indie rock royalty The Shins. 

This week, Brian is joined by friend and music guru Ben Brown to discuss 'The ArchAndroid,' the full-length debut album from the incomparable Renaissance Woman: Janelle Monae.

This week, Brian sits down with first-time guest (and new friend) Julien Cohen to discuss 'Licensed to Ill,' the debut album from hip hop band: The Beastie Boys.

This week, Ian Holme returns to discuss one of Brian's favorite albums, 'Lateralus,' the masterpiece of a third release from rock icons: Tool.

This week, Brian sits down with a surprisingly emotional Kristy Jo Holme to discuss 'The Walk,' the 2007 album by pop rock trio, Hanson.

In this highly anticipated episode, Brian sits down with repeat guest Lucas Stahl to discuss Taylor Swift's pop juggernaut: '1989.'

In this weeks highly anticipated episode, Brian is joined by his wife Rachel Perrell (as well as their two cats) to discuss the cultural phenomenon that is Green Day's 'American Idiot.'

This week, Brian is joined by comedian and 90's music lover Dustin Jefferson to discuss 'MTV's Unplugged Live in New York,' the infamous live album and posthumous release from grunge band: Nirvana.

In this weeks episode, podcast regular Ian Holme is back again. This time to discuss the self-titled debut album from Seattle folk band, Fleet Foxes.

A couple of Brians (Hendrickson and Wanamaker) sit down, once again, to discuss 'Endtroducing.....,' the influential, exclusively sampled hip-hop(?) record from California producer DJ Shadow.

This week, Brian's friend, podcast co-host, and all around awesome lady Julie Siefker joins him in the studio to discuss hip hop artist Allan Kingdom's debut album, 'Northern Lights.'

This week, Brian is joined by Lucas Stahl (with a special guest appearance from Brian Wanamaker's laugh) to discuss 'Trainwreck': a disturbing and masterful concept album from Canadian emo-core band, Boys Night Out.

This week, Brian discusses disappointment, false hopes and unmet expectations. His guest, Steve Kaptur discusses fun, energetic road trip music. Spoiler alert: they are both talking about the 2001 self-titled album with a green cover by rock band Weezer.