Ever had your whole day ruined by the dread of a dentist appointment, a brunch plan, or a package delivery window? Welcome to “waiting mode”—that anxiety paralysis where you can’t do anything until the next thing is over. In this episode, Peter and Shaun spiral through the utterly relatable mental chaos of looming commitments, from why a simple phone call or dinner plan destroys productivity, to the existential terror of prepping for a 6 AM flight or tracking a DoorDash order like a security camera.

We unpack the “Sims theory,” microwave drama, flaccid fries, and the truth about why millennials (and let’s be honest, everyone alive right now) have learned to dread the in-between. Spoiler: It might be regional anxiety, ADHD, industrialized time, or just the human condition—either way, you’re not alone if the mere prospect of “having plans” has left you immobile.

With games (“Productive or Paralysis?”), questionably scientific advice, and permission to admit that yes, checking your phone in anticipation for five straight hours really is a universal rite of passage. Embrace your mess with us.

Welcome back to the show where your fucked-up problems become Peter's entertainment. This week's disasters include: a girlfriend convinced her cat is possessed by demons (spoiler: it's just an asshole), a psychotic roommate secretly feeding someone's cat VEGAN food, and a babysitter whose client has mysteriously vanished (theories range from murder to basement dungeons).

Plus: public prank revenge plots, Taylor Swift vs. wedding drama, hygiene-challenged boyfriends, utility-demanding shower exhibitionists, and a fake Instagram stalker whose alter ego might just get them promoted.

Joined by Shaun and Carissa for maximum chaos and zero filter. Fair warning: contains explicit language, questionable advice, and way too many references to bodily functions.

Explicit Content Warning: This episode contains strong language and adult themes throughout.

Got a messy problem that needs savage solutions? Send your disasters to [submission email] – Peter's ready to roast your life choices with zero sugar-coating.

Is memory just a group conspiracy, or did we all collectively forget how facts work? This week, the Apocalypse & Avocados crew return with a dose of reality-warping chaos, serving up lies, half-truths, and enough shared confusion to make your group chat spiral. Join us for a Monday where brunch is blurry, pop culture is gaslit, and nobody makes it out unscathed—or particularly sober.

Truth is relative, humor isn’t, and our only rule: trust absolutely nothing but your own group text. New episode out now. Spiraling is optional, but highly encouraged.

Wake up, doomscrollers: The internet in 2025 moves faster than your morning coffee, and today it’s your turn in the cancellation queue. On this episode of Apocalypse & Avocados, we unpack what it means to open your phone and find your old tweets trending, your newest TikTok stitched with a sorrowful violin soundtrack, and your mom texting, “Are you okay?” (The answer is probably not.)

Join us for a wild roast of overnight redemption arcs, viral apologies, and the art of bouncing back when you’d rather just disappear into the meme void. From regretful tweets to public clapbacks, meme fame, flaming inboxes, and those catastrophic group chats—this is your crash course in surviving the digital apocalypse, one violin meme at a time.

Will you get a redemption arc or ride out your fifteen seconds as the main character in someone else’s group chat? At least, for better or worse, you’re officially internet famous. Listen in for sharp commentary, chaotic stories, and the hope that tomorrow’s trending disaster isn’t yours.

Get ready for a ruthless ride as Peter brings the hard truths and hotter takes in the premiere of “Peter’s Savage Solutions”! Why pay for therapy when Reddit (and Peter’s opinions) are free? In this first minisode, Peter and Sean dive into:

• Gaycation drama gone wild—Ibiza-style
• Awkwardly honest relationship confessions
• Partners who pack bags (and dildos) instead of feelings
• Couples fighting over fitness, feelings, and fit partners
• Roommate meltdown stories, serial dater chaos, and scene kings keeping score
• Plus: Peter’s no-bull advice for anyone whose love life feels like a trainwreck in real time

Honest, hilarious, and sometimes straight-up savage, this is the segment where no story is too taboo and no question is safe from Peter’s trademark roast. Whether your problem is marital, mental, or just a messy group chat—Peter slices deep and doesn’t sugarcoat a damn thing.

Vacation’s over and the chaos crew is back—with extra glitter, accidental thirst traps, and questionable Instagram scrolls. In this unfiltered Season 2 premiere, Peter, Carissa, and Shaun go deep on internet dwerking (yes, with a “d”), public indecency, and stories so wild you’ll need a private folder for your camera roll. From gym class drama to Cirque du Soleil–level Mondays, tune in for confession-worthy laughs and the signature queer energy you missed. Hit play and join Apocalypse & Avocados for your Monday meltdown—you know you need it.

It’s here—the unhinged, oversharing, totally unpredictable Apocalypse & Avocados SEASON FINALE! We tried to be deep, but gave up and went full chaos: a game with no rules, criminal confessions, surprise guests (who had no idea), and WAY too many niche Easter eggs. Did we get meaningful? Barely. Did we get personal? Always. Oh, and did someone say “vinegar balls”? If you’ve survived the ride so far, a) are you okay, and b) let’s end this with the only thing we do well—loud, messy, and definitely not safe for brunch. Season 1: out with a bang, not a whimper.

Could you win a medal in daily overreacting? This week on Apocalypse and Avocados, Peter and Shaun are letting their inner drama athletes run wild. From waking up annoyed at headlines or breakfast pics, to getting irrationally heated at almond milk recommendations, they dive into 21st-century emotional gymnastics—no actual fitness required.

Peter admits to his championship-level deadpan face, while Shaun breaks down the weird thrill of group chat drama and why TikTok rage-bait is impossible to resist. Whether it’s the hypnotic videos of melting metal, the doomscroll spiral, or suspiciously accurate social feeds, the guys unpack how online life turns everyday irritations into full-blown sporting events.

So lace up your emotionally-sensible sneakers and grab your favorite unnecessary snack. It’s time to laugh about why we compete to be the most exasperated person in the room—and how hilarious (and human) that actually is.

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Ever find yourself in a heated debate over pineapple pizza, all while sipping a $16 mocktail that tastes like capitalism and existential dread? Same. This week, Peter confesses to rage-Googling cruise ship disappearances, Shaun reviews overpriced lattes with a splash of chaos, and Carissa exposes why self-care is now sold at luxury pricing. If you’ve ever questioned your brunch bill or your sanity—welcome to the beautiful disaster club.

Perfect for: Anyone who spirals over brunch bills, drama tweets, or accidental therapy memes. Bring your wallet, check your baggage, and spiral with us—on purpose

Warning: Carissa admits she Googled "Dame un grr" for 20 minutes and discovered constipation is now a trend. We're all questioning reality.

This week, your favorite disasters dissect living authentically when robots write catchier songs than humans but they're about microwaves having existential crises. We decode the psychological mindfuck of Gen Z trends, explain why people voluntarily stopped pooping for July, and explore how a Coldplay CEO scandal proves literally everything becomes content.

Shaun bought a strawberry robot phone case that serves zero purpose except joy—making it the most honest purchase of 2025. Peter's coworker got fired because someone else quit (capitalism logic at its finest), while we're all dodging bots selling porn and life coaching in the same DM.

Between AI songs about appliance anxiety and friends posting like they personally gave birth to their sister's baby, we're unpacking why every conversation sounds like a TED talk for ghosts. Plus: the soul-crushing exhaustion of performing your life while algorithms feed you nonsense instead of human connection.

The verdict: When even Spotify is fake, buying unnecessary fruit-themed accessories might be peak authenticity. We're all chasing meaning, but the algorithm keeps serving constipation challenges.

Perfect for: Anyone who's ever yelled "WHAT DOES THAT EVEN MEAN?!" at their phone, people exhausted by digital performance art, and humans seeking actual humans in a bot-infested hellscape.

Contains: Trend decoding chaos, workplace absurdity, bot harassment comedy, AI music roasting, and the eternal quest for authentic connection in a world run by psychotic algorithms.