Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from Thursday, October 2nd. Eddie shares his one golden piece of marriage advice while Matthew McConaughey suggests something a little more… questionable. Reed pulls up some of the worst “unethical advice” from TikTok, and it’s clear why he wants no credit for it. He also talks about how tough it really is being the “funny guy” at work — and yes, he claims that role proudly. The guys break down Millennial vs Gen Z driving vibes, play a round of 20 Questions that Reed makes impossible, and reveal the foods they’d never get sick of on a desert island. Plus, the 90s promise of Smellavision is back, now in the form of bacon-scented alarm clocks.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from October 1st. Reed manages to rile Eddie up over a new workplace trend that bans shoes, and Eddie insists it would completely ruin his life. The two also debate whether Halloween really counts as a holiday, and Reed tries to figure out if the sixteen dollars he got from Walmart on Venmo is a scam or a lucky break. Karli joins in for a redemption round of the iconic Brand Sound game, Eddie confesses to lying to his kid for convenience, and the guys try to make sense of Gen Z’s new “soft clubbing” trend.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from Tuesday, September 30. It may not be Monday anymore, but that doesn’t mean the chaos stops. Eddie fills Reed in on his vehicle situation, McDonald’s Monopoly turns out to be a bigger scam than the Powerball, and the guys debate whether they’re actually smarter than a high schooler. Hot Take Tuesday brings bold opinions about the Mona Lisa and four-day school weeks, while the dumb criminal of the day proves Netflix and chill can get a little too wild in Texas. Plus, Reed and Eddie argue over the right way to load a dishwasher and whether changing your name for Busch Lite is really worth it.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from Monday, September 29. Reed's having the most monday-ish monday ever and is making sure Eddie knows it. The guys weigh in on Bad Bunny landing the Super Bowl halftime show after Taylor allegedly said no, and Reed finally admits he might be a Swiftie. Eddie shocks everyone by winning Name That Tune, Reed trashes his boring emoji game, and we learn the strange way yawning can kill you. Plus, things you probably shouldn’t knock until you try and the return of McDonald’s Monopoly.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from Friday, September 26. Reed showed up feeling extra sassy, already plotting how to get Eddie to let his hair down at Oktoberfest this weekend. Lederhosen may or may not be involved, depending on who you believe. Biff jumped in behind the board to run a brand-new game called Bandle, which turned into a full showdown when Reed tried to quit while ahead and Eddie demanded another round. Reed also brought a new game to the table with “crazy lawsuits,” where Eddie had to guess which absolutely ridiculous cases actually won in court. Road trip snacks sparked a surprisingly heated debate when Reed claimed fruit should never be allowed in the car, and his “perfect” Top 5 went down in flames. To top it all off, Reed cashed in on a $5 bet after Eddie bailed on an Eric Church concert. The moral of the story? If you ever get the chance to bet on Eddie, take it.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from Thursday, September 25th. Appleton's Oktoberfest is almost here, because somehow September has slipped away. The guys question if TikTok’s “comeback” is real or just a ploy, and Reed swears the app thinks he’s a flat earther. Normal or Nope brings out the weirdest habits, from socks in bed to loofas on their last legs to Eddie’s peanut butter and bacon sandwiches. It’s also National One Hit Wonder Day, so Reed and Eddie trade their favorite jams. Plus, Eddie reveals his first date strategy and Reed admits he’s hopeless at flirting... leading to one conclusion: close your eyes and hope for the best.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from Wednesday, September 25th. The rapture didn’t happen today—or maybe it did and we just didn’t make the cut. Reed finds out Eddie thinks his spicy side is too spicy for heaven, which might be the meanest thing ever said on the show. Eddie’s bouncing up and down in a broken chair while Reed loses it, 5% of people admit to stashing their phone in their underwear, and Biff and Hayley jump in for a game that ends in an honest-to-goodness miracle. Plus, high school football cheer squads aren’t what they used to be, Wendy’s is swapping lettuce styles, and Reed is ready to hack the simulation.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 23rd. Reed is fired up about Passport to Paradise and can’t believe Eddie is going without him. Eddie gets put on the spot about his wife’s favorite flower and flips it right back on Reed, who struggles big time. Then it’s Hot Take Tuesday with some bold opinions about candy corn, tailgating, airplane etiquette, giant skeletons, and even the TV show Friends. Plus, a failed rapture, scientists predicting AI will wipe us out, and Reed questioning if he really loves himself.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 22nd. Eddie surprises Reed with personalized Funko Pops straight from Joe, giving the world pocket-sized versions of themselves. Reed insists Eddie’s a brand-new man after the Bears win, but fashion debates break out when his outfit doesn’t exactly match. Karli isn’t having it and tells Reed he just cares too much. Plus, the guys play Name That Tune Tuba Edition, Reed dreams of winning a Nobel Prize, Jayson Slade drops by the studio, and Reed’s elephant dad jokes nearly push Eddie over the edge

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 19th. Reed is torn on his new haircut, Eddie refuses to talk like a pirate on National Talk Like a Pirate Day, but Reed celebrates with bad pirate jokes anyway. Hayley Tenpas drops by for a round of Cap or No Cap, where Eddie actually pulls out the win. Plus, Reed guesses the top 5 biggest banks and struggles, Snoop Dogg sparks a debate about the one artist you’d listen to forever, and Reed leaves us with a shower thought that makes you wonder.