Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 18th. Reed’s new haircut was not his idea. His girlfriend showed the stylist a photo and now he does not know what to do with it. Eddie says she is trying to domesticate him. The guys also revisited yesterday’s Harvard riddle after some pushback, with Eddie threatening to call 1 800 Harvard. They ask you what you secretly judge people for, then moved into a round of Normal or Nope that included 32oz of coffee creamer, sprinting from basement demons, sharing a toothbrush with your husband, and taking your shoes off at the movies. Plus, girls just wanna have fun every 22 days according to a new study,

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 17. Reed’s hair is now longer than it was during the pandemic, so he’s finally getting it chopped at a new place. The guys compare Costco’s four-pound pumpkin pie to the size of a large pizza. Eddie botches a Harvard brain teaser that Reed nailed, and they debate if the future will only get more annoying. Plus, why “senior citizen” is out, Hollywood’s obsession with reboots, selling your soul for a toy, and whether cell phone free bars are smart or just a terrible first date trap.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 16. It’s Hot Take Tuesday, and Reed insists shoelaces should be abolished, teasing a secret three-step plan that has Eddie laughing to tears. They also take on brunch as overpriced breakfast, air fryers as adult Easy Bake ovens, and whether watching football all weekend makes you lazy. Eddie nails 20 Questions in just five guesses, Reed wonders how he can sleep great but wake up sore, and a rumor has them questioning if Uber charges more when your phone battery is low. Plus, ghosted Sweethearts spark stories of ghosting, which accents are the most trustworthy, and Reed venting about being moved from his quiet back corner cubicle to the middle of his coworkers.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 15. The Lions trampled the Bears, but Eddie swears he’s “totally fine.” Reed keeps poking the bear (literally), calling out Eddie’s mood while also declaring himself the fashion icon of Northeastern Wisconsin. Karli joins for Name That Tune piano edition and redeems herself with a clean sweep. The guys argue over a Venmo request for $3.25 worth of fries, play a top 5 of the most spoken languages in the world, and laugh about things kids used to survive that wouldn’t fly today. Plus, thermostat wars, Reed accusing his special friend of TV cheating, and Eddie’s latest run-ins with the law after his mailbox takes a hit.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 12. It’s Friday and Reed is feeling unstoppable, while Eddie gives an update on his stolen bike saga that takes a wild Taco Bell twist. The guys celebrate National Video Games Day with the claim that gamers make more money in adulthood, though Reed is still waiting for his payout. Reed also insists Eddie’s reusable water bottles are dirtier than a toilet seat, and he has the science to back it up. Plus, they debate which beloved movie characters were secretly the bad guys, from Grandpa Joe in Willy Wonka to Ferris Bueller, and Reed discovers the official name for the fear of 666 before spiraling into other phobias.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 11. Reed, Eddie, and Biff launch a mission to save the cargo pants industry, and somewhere along the way a new band name is born. Reed insists Christmas is starting early this year, maybe even this month, while Eddie refuses to ever wear jorts. The guys tackle Normal or Nope with pillow flipping, condiment packet hoarding, and meal pics, plus a heated debate over making the bed every day. Reed explains why Gen Z says they’re getting “gas pump anxiety,” though Eddie isn’t buying it. Then it’s off to Dream Theatre, where Reed loses Supermarket Sweep and gets chased through the woods by humanoid rhinos. And if that’s not weird enough, China now makes you watch ads for toilet paper.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 10. Eddie calls Packers fans liars after a new study claims Green Bay drinks the least alcohol in the NFL. Reed isn’t buying it either, but Katie from the morning show says it just means Wisconsin folks are smart shoppers. Reed also rants about NASA confirming aliens on Mars, TikTok labeling him a flat earther, and his obsession with Costco’s new Baja Chipotle chips. Eddie’s mind gets blown when Reed ruins some Eminem lyrics, and Reed admits he can’t eat a meal without the TV on. Plus, the guys get lost in conspiracies about UFOs, tornadoes, and why time still feels stuck since Covid.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 9. Reed wastes no time teasing Eddie about the Bears’ loss, which Eddie swears he’s handling with a “glass half full” mindset… though Reed isn’t buying it. Karli’s birthday celebration leads to the shocking stat that September 9 is the most common birthday, sparking some gift-giving debates that end with Reed declaring his friendship is the ultimate present (cue Eddie: “shut up”). The guys run through trends we’re already done with in 2025, including dirty sneakers, water bottles as fashion statements, and oversized sweatshirts. Hot Take Tuesday fires up Reed’s distrust of anime superfans and his campaign to ban airplane seat reclining. Plus, Eddie’s dealing with stolen bikes at home, and Reed’s dumb criminal of the day features a Canadian man arrested for drunkenly cruising a pink Barbie jeep to 7-Eleven for a Slurpee.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 8. The universe is working hard to keep Reed unhappy. His Lions lost, he struck out on the Powerball, and he only walked away with a sad $2 after spending $6. Eddie tells him to try a scratcher with a 10% idea-presenter’s fee, but Reed offers a flat $100 instead. Reed also launches a brand-new conspiracy theory that trees might not be what they seem, and insists he’s just being honest about his emotions while Eddie keeps calling him moody. Karli jumps in for Name That Tune piano edition, and on her birthday no less, Eddie finally takes home the win. Plus, Reed shares his dream of hiring a mariachi band to celebrate the wrong moments, Uber’s “big idea” is taking cash like it’s 1995, and Eddie declares AI is bogus after it gave him the wrong lottery numbers.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from September 4. A new study suggests the secret to dating might be “date ’em til you hate ’em,” and Reed gladly claims the title of resident dating expert while adding his own spin. Reed’s special friend drops off monster bags of the Neenah Dairy Queen’s exclusive Archies popcorn for the studio, and the guys dig in. Reed also has to explain why his old Facebook account mysteriously reappeared, the guys debate whether they would’ve been friends in high school, and Eddie gives Reed a top 5 list of the world’s best guard dogs. Plus, another round of Normal or Nope tackles oven paranoia, soda can tapping, and Reed’s questionable food safety habits.