Ed and Caryn talk about the joys, disappointments, and troubles of self-scanning at the store

Chatterbinge Episode 6

Hour 1 – Ed talks with Melissa Rauch, from NBC’s “Night Court"; Steve Jones about his new book: “Hollywood Confidential: 12 Secrets to Becoming the Star of Your Own Life.” Plus, Ed and Caryn talk about Do It Yourself shows and try to decode the meanings of emojis.

Hour 2 – Ed and Caryn are confused about tipping: when, why, where, and how much and ask the question: are you a city person or a country person? Plus, Ed talks with Lena Hall from the new Apple TV+ series “Your Friends & Neighbors"; and with interventional neuro-radiologist, Dr. Guilherme Dabus about understanding the signs of stroke.

Ed and Caryn talk with Kathleen Rogers, President of EarthDay.org.

Hour 1 – Ed talks with actor John Larroquette from NBC’s “Night Court”; and Joey Travolta, founder and CEO of Inclusion Films, about the new reality series “Lights, Camera, Friendship on the Spectrum.” Plus, Ed and Caryn talk about their absolute favorite go-to foods and they revisit their childhoods and reveal their favorite toys.

Hour 2 – Ed and Caryn ask the age-old question: are you a dog or cat person? Plus,  Ed talks with Danny Ricker, Head Writer and Co-Executive Producer of “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” about his new book: “Wow, You Look Terrible: How to Parent Less and Live More.” and Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist Cullen Jones about increasing swim participation and breaking down racial barriers in aquatics.

Chatterbinge Episode 4 (4-26-25)

Hour 1  – Ed talks with comedy writer Spike Feresten (Seinfeld, Letterman) about “Spike’s Car Radio”; actor Cory Hardrict about the new film “Die Like a Man"; and John Kim about his book “Break Up. On Purpose.” Plus, Ed and Caryn play the Headlines Game.

Hour 2 – Ed talks with Grammy Award winning singer and songwriter Jason Mraz and Finian Makespeace, co-founder of Kiss the Ground and New York Times bestselling author Mark Greaney about his new novel: “Midnight Black.”  Plus, Ed and Caryn talk about their first jobs and talk dealing with overly aggressive salespeople.

Caryn talks about her passion for helping control the feral cat population.

Chatterbinge Episode

Part 1

Ed and Caryn talk about how to get out of a social invitation you want no part of; Ed talks with actor and environmentalist Ian Somerhalder; Ed and Caryn wonder what’s in all those Amazon boxes on everyone’s porches;  Ed talks with privacy expert Lawrence Cappello.

Part 2 – Ed talks with author Corinne Cavanaugh about the concept of audacious resilience; Ed talks with Michael Bauer, executive producer of the true crime docuseries “Vanished: The Heather Elvis Case”; Ed talks with comedy writer Rick Mitchell about his new book: “How to Write a Funny Speech: For a Wedding, Bar Mitzvah, Graduation & Every Other Event You Didn't Want to Go to in the First Place"; Ed talks with author and filmmaker Nicole Conn about her new novel: “Descending Thirds.”

Ed tells Caryn what happened when he helped someone pay for their groceries at the supermarket.

Ed and Caryn ask: can you be friends with an Ex?

Interviews with magician and mentalist David Blaine, Actres Teri Polo, star of the new film “Relative Control";  actress Amanda Brugel about the sixth and final season of “The Handmaid’s Tale"; bestselling author Jacqueline Friedland about her new novel “Counting Backwards” and Mark L. Teague, PhD about his new book “A Working Man’s Guide: Strong Values, Strong Life, Strong Legacy.”

Plus, Ed and Caryn talk about some of the strangest things you could once buy from the Sears catalog, explore what it’s really like to go to the dentist’s office and Caryn is not a Karen: spelling means everything!