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K and Rob uncover an anti-meme conspiracy. Listen to learn all about laugh jazz, how adage + proverb = adverb, grammatical laughter, job interviewer etiquette, and our T-shirt machine.
Today's WikiHow article: How to Fake Laugh
How to Not is a comedy podcast where K Alexander and Rob Moden read very real how-to articles to learn how to lead normal, human lives.
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K and Rob reveal their exciting new religion. Listen to learn all about K's eyepatch, Tomorrowland, the Illuminati film club, paragons of averageness, the ghost of Ayn Rand, Michael Phelps versus a CGI shark, rules of fashion, posture, and more.
Today's WikiHow article: How to Be Unforgettable
How to Not is a comedy podcast where K Alexander and Rob Moden read very real how-to articles to learn how to lead normal, human lives.
Follow on Twitter and suggest a WikiHow article: @howtonotshow WikiHow Randomizer button: CLICK
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K and Rob are reader-approved. Listen to learn all about K's music college, diva Daniel Radcliffe, self-helping bots, Sophia the Terminator, extra uses for pens, imitating your dog to make friends, lounge chair insides, selfie technique, Oprah's self-esteem lessons, and more.
Today's WikiHow article: 3 Ways to Have a Pleasant Facial Expression
How to Not is a comedy podcast where K Alexander and Rob Moden read very real how-to articles to learn how to lead normal, human lives.
Follow on Twitter and suggest a WikiHow article: @howtonotshow WikiHow Randomizer button: CLICK
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K and Rob get terse. Listen to learn all about real games and FIFAs, a tub full of mice, tersely-worded hypocrisy, upsetting Twihards, fire safety, Justin Timberlake's listenership, lie-down measurements, the youths' skinny legends, and the great debaters of our time.
Today's WikiHow article: How to Act Like a Werewolf (Girls)
How to Not is a comedy podcast where K Alexander and Rob Moden read very real how-to articles to learn how to lead normal, human lives.
Follow on Twitter and suggest a WikiHow article: @howtonotshow WikiHow Randomizer button: CLICK
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K and Rob put their foot down. In the "nuh uh" way, not in the "WikiHow thinks foot-stomping is clapping" way. Listen to learn all about opera-loving Boss Babies, praying with enthusiasm, Not-a-Claps, poetry reading etiquette, eye-clapping, actual useful WikiHow content, airplane clapping, Thunderpaws, concert etiquette, 'chworal' music, Jon “Succubus” Stewart, and movie-going etiquette.
Today's WikiHow article: How to Clap Your Hands
How to Not is a comedy podcast where K Alexander and Rob Moden read very real how-to articles to learn how to lead normal, human lives.
Follow on Twitter and suggest a WikiHow article: @howtonotshow WikiHow Randomizer button: CLICK
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K and Rob discover the secret origins of Leslie Knope and John Mulaney. Listen to learn all about pronunciations of Regina, the WikiHow beauty standard, fairweather friends, signs you're old, Mean Girls versus Mean Women (in a non-gendered sense), essay-writing, bravery, Hermione Granger: The Meanest Girl of All, J.K. Rowling vs Joss Whedon, and an incredibly personal K Alexander story.
Today's WikiHow article: How to Be a Mean Girl
How to Not is a comedy podcast where K Alexander and Rob Moden read very real how-to articles to learn how to lead normal, human lives.
Follow on Twitter and suggest a WikiHow article: @howtonotshow WikiHow Randomizer button: CLICK
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