Avery & Reader get the work week underway with how your friends may act weird but always have the best intentions, how the new Batman movie did, and break down how Telemiracle was a glowing success over the weekend.

Avery & Reader break down spicy foods, heat up the last text you sent, play the Generation Juggle, and talk about things that weekend workers would only understand.

Avery & Reader discuss when you should be replacing the charger for your phone, the great feeling of cleaning out your wallet, and play a game of Shake & Bake.

Avery & Reader discuss the perfect road snacks, the Star Wars Galactic Cruiser cost, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, how phones somehow magically know what you need, and much more!

Avery & Reader celebrate Strove Tuesday, discuss whether snowballs were allowed during recess, play a game of Fake Headlines, and what the etiquette is when you don't want something on your food.

Happy Monday! Avery's taking a long weekend, so Eddie Q is sitting in with Reader. Today, Eddie's ready to retire his favourite t-shirt... or will he? Reader recaps his weekend watching his niece play ringette in Saskatoon, and some new ice cream flavours pique their interest!

Avery & Reader want you to tell them you're from the prairies, without actually telling them you're from the prairies. Also it's another Generation Juggle to wrap up the work week, Avery & Reader break down getting rid of bugs in your home, and if sleeping with lights on is a regular occurrence.

Avery & Reader are wondering what is something you always lose, try some poppy seed roll from Canora, play Shake & Bake, and wonder how much you toast your bread on National Toast Day.

Avery & Reader are wondering what games you used to play during recess, Avery tries a poppy seed roll for the first time, the struggle of sleeping next to a snorer, and discuss the sad truth of birds running into the windows at the station.

Avery & Reader are wondering which what toys from your childhood do you still own, try to figure out which headline is fake, and the significance of this "Twosday" morning.