How Do We Human?

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss workplace technology programs, like Slack, Yammer, Viva Engage, Outlook, Microsoft Teams, and more! Plus, Evan wonders if the sound of hummus would give him notification anxiety, Chris debuts a Garfield-based comedian character, and they both wonder if ladybugs are actually lucky.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox shock the world by talking about electric cars, power outages, and more electricity-related stories. Plus, Chris' neighbor might be doing bug experiments, Evan sees cheap models ordering poke, and they both agree what bill is the most fun to pay.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss Evan's recent evacuation from the California Line fire, as well other wildfires, childhood pyromania, and fire department communication. Plus, Evan wants Katy Perry to stop singing to babies, Chris bonks his head Looney Tunes style, and they both wear blue pajamas.

Treat yourself and join hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox as they talk about souvenirs they've collected and those they regret not purchasing. Plus, Chris thinks cheese takes you to Kokomo, Evan has an alibi for Burgerville, and they both struggle to get back into a rhythm.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkwardness of clowns. Plus, Evan almost became a mascot, Chris finds a back tattoo, and they both learn about nerdy geckos.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss change and how it can be so scary and difficult to adapt to. Plus, Chris Winnie-The-Poohs his way through trivia, Evan wants ghosts to develop apps, and they both wonder how long they would have survived on Lost as passengers on Oceanic flight 815.

With Jimmy Kimmel and John Mulaney both reportedly declining offers to host the Academy Awards ceremony, silence-filling hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox run 32 potential options through a bracket to determine who should take up the mantle. Plus, Chris offers a closing ceremony of sorts to the Olympics episode, Evan stresses over Muppet logistics, and they both learn the origins of the Grinch's green color.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning have caught Olympic fever, and are here to talk about the Paris 2024 games. Plus, Evan blows past his trivia goal, Chris has a bone to pick with NBC, and they're both disgusted with the Google AI fan letter commercial (which had not been pulled due to backlash yet at the time of recording).

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss ice cream, from popular flavors to sample anxiety. Plus, Chris approves of one new grocery store security measure, Evan catches a glimpse of a dangerous animal with his flashlight, and they both debate the merits of fudge.