Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 29. Eddie was out on vacation after catching the Oasis concert in Chicago, so Reed and Karli held things down in the studio. When a husband went viral for digging through a landfill to find his wife’s wedding ring, Reed put Karli to the test. Would she go just as far? From porta potties to snake pits, her answers might surprise you. They also tackled the gross habits we all secretly do, shared guilty confessions, and brought up Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Could you really marry someone you had never lived with? Plus, Reed’s unexpected dinosaur deep dive and the kickoff to a long weekend of old school jams.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 28. With Eddie on vacation, Karli steps in and immediately gets hit with Reed’s brand-new phone that won’t stop going off in the studio. She tries to convince him to finally get an iPhone, but he refuses to budge. Reed also puts Karli through a 15-second personality test that leaves her labeled as a cheetah, elephant, and… anteater? They debate “Normal or Nope” habits like eating fries with a fork and putting socks on before underwear, then go all in on what’s overrated: influencers, sushi, subscription services, even Star Wars. Plus, a dumb criminal tries to flirt his way out of being arrested, and Reed says not to panic about the bubonic plague making headlines again.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 27. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are officially engaged, but the bigger story is Reed and Eddie’s $20 bet. Eddie says “pay up,” Reed says “engaged isn’t married,” and chaos follows. The guys also try to figure out if they’re deeply happy, roast iPhone users after a new scam study, and dive into moldy Ding Dong recalls and Eddies Beef with bananas. Plus, Reed shares his new favorite weird YouTube obsession, Eddie admits his road rage, and we find out what happened to his lost lottery ticket.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 25. It’s the first show of the week, and Eddie’s thriving with a three-day work week and five-day weekend. Reed’s in a great mood too! Probably because he’s fresh off Tacos and Tequila Festival and discovering he might be a tequila guy now? The two recap their weekend, Karli returns from vacation just in time for a surprisingly competitive round of Name That Tune (piano edition), and Eddie earns the title of Best Pet Owner after sleeping in the yard with his sick dog. Reed gives Eddie what he claims is an easy Top 5 about awkward dating conversations, but it doesn't exactly go well. They dive into the dating trend of “Shrekking,” praise hot dog costumes more than anyone asked for, and discuss how mosquito-prone bodies really work. Plus: a hot dog vigilante goes rogue with toilet paper, and Reed shares his very strong feelings about banana splits.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 22. Fresh off vacation, Reed says the week felt like a breeze and now he’s scheming how to only work half the year. Eddie is locked on WBAY’s weather report and refuses to believe anyone can actually “see 10 miles of visibility.” Eddie quizzes Reed on the top five tourist attractions in the U.S., they trade their pettiest celebrity beefs (Travis Kelce, Morgan Wallen, and Keith Urban’s hair all take hits), and Reed debuts his brand-new game “Overly Complicated Song Titles” with Eddie on fire. They also tear apart Collider’s list of the funniest movies of the last 50 years (spoiler: Reed is not impressed), dig into the Antarctica “ice wall” conspiracy theory, and debate whether the Tooth Fairy is more creepy than cute.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 21. From weird eye contact to name rhymes that were just too cringe to ignore, the guys confess the pettiest reasons they've ever pulled the plug on a situationship. Reed’s feeling a little full-circle today (whatever that means), Eddie’s thrown off by Reed wearing gray instead of black, and somehow this spirals into a debate about whether expiration dates are real. They battle it out in a celebrity net worth game, get weird with “Normal or Nope,” and Eddie learns the shocking truth behind Reed’s childhood tomato gravy trauma. Plus: hologram police in South Korea, emotional NFL losses, a Taco Bell hack that might just be genius, and why the future is making Eddie deeply uncomfortable.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 20. Reed is still catching grief for falling for a fake “dress code changes” email and now has a phishing class on his calendar. Eddie is mostly here to roast him for it. The guys react to PETA coming for Mario Kart cows, and list off conspiracy theories that are just too weird not to believe. Plus: they break down the X's most hated songs, Reed shares the world’s most ironically named phobia, and a Florida teacher gets caught drinking on the job...on the second day of school.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 19. Reed’s only two days back from vacation and already got phished by an email about “dress code changes,” which is not helping his anti-email agenda. The guys debate what they’re too old for, break down new Gen Z dictionary entries, and explore a life hack that might actually work. Plus they revisit the Dream Theatre, a drunk ex destroys a car, and Reed drops a shower thought that might ruin fines forever.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 18th. Reed is back from vacation and shockingly chipper for a Monday...but don’t worry, he’s already plotting his return to out-of-office life. Eddie gives him grief for not reading a single email, Reed declares work is a scam, and chaos resumes as usual. The guys debate whether fajitas are too much effort (Reed says yes, Eddie says no) and run down the Top 5 NFL jersey sales. Plus: the pros and cons of gossiping with your partner, a geography quiz gone wrong, and a not-that-Michael-J-Fox DUI makes headlines.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 6. It’s Reed’s last day before vacation, and the guys are spiraling in style by having ChatGPT write their obituaries. They also talk irrational fears like birds, escalators, porta-potties, and sinkholes, and debate whether ghosting or rejection is worse. Otis might secretly be the healthiest of them all thanks to juggling, which turns out to be great for your brain. Plus, forgetting names might not be your fault, the front-runners for the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show, "retiring" at 38, and the mental damage of eating half a bag of Takis.