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.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 5. Reed is one day closer to vacation and running on TikTok-fueled brain chaos, which means the takes are hotter than ever. On this Hot Take Tuesday, the guys debate everything from Titanic breakups and world peace through Pokémon Go to why night cereal just hits different. Eddie thinks he could survive Naked and Afraid (as long as he has underwear), Reed isn’t sure he has an internal monologue, and they both have strong opinions about expired cereal. Plus, National Underwear Day, Mountain Dew conspiracies, survival quizzes, time travel, and a new law that could send slow drivers to jail.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 4. Reed is in vacation mode but somehow shows up 13 minutes early, while Eddie returns from Springfield, Illinois, where he visited Abraham Lincoln’s house and definitely not a stamp convention. Karli joins the studio for a round of Top 5 nightmares, and Reed shares a wild story about a guy who got sandwich-related revenge four years later. The guys talk about the new dating trend called flocking, Reed’s obsession with weird world records, and why he thinks Eddie needs one too. Plus, strong cookie opinions, and whether money even feels real anymore.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from August 1st. With Eddie off at a stamp convention (allegedly), Reed brings in Dan Brown from the night show. The two dive into the petty art of revenge, including a woman who bought the naming rights to a dealership that repossessed her car. Reed puts Dan to the test with a Top 5 list of America’s favorite pies, and Karli joins for a round of Cap or No Cap where, unsurprisingly, she dominates. They also unpack the August blues and rage against buzzwords like “calibrate,” “on God,” and “synergy.” Plus we all learn a little something with Fun Fact Friday.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 31. Reed is fully checked out and half-assing his way through the week, while Eddie might be drinking hard seltzer at work after a labeling mix-up at the canning factory. They talk about the rise of the black cat boyfriend, the tuna wrap fail that ruined Eddie’s lunch, and whether clapping when a plane lands is normal or just plain weird. Karli joins the studio to play “Mile or Pile” against Eddie, and the guys go through a list of summer must-dos to figure out who actually made the most of the season. Plus, toenail jars, dogs getting full holiday plates, and a few hard no’s for Eddie’s soon-to-arrive foreign exchange student.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 30th. Reed is running on low sleep and low self-confidence after a night spent chasing feral kittens and spilling both toothpaste and gravy on his shirt (again). The guys celebrate International Day of Friendship with a surprisingly heartfelt moment, and Eddie finally admits he’s warming up to using ChatGPT. They discuss tipping culture, whether God can be used as a legal defense, and the ongoing debate about age limits for adulthood. Plus, sleeping with the TV on, and a reminder that life is hard, but at least your friends can laugh with you about it.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 29. Reed is convinced he might have a chance with Sydney Sweeney now that her new boyfriend might not be famous or good looking. The guys try Cinnamon Toast Crunch's new bacon flavor, which Reed says smells like Beggin’ Strips. They talk about the T app, where women roast local men, and share thoughts on someone getting caught cheating by a bathroom scale. Reed brings up a conspiracy theory about organ donors, and Eddie isn’t buying it. Plus, chicken wing preferences, leaving events early, 90s fears about quicksand and fire safety, and the story of Eddie’s dog Mabel going missing — spoiler alert, she’s okay.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 28. Reed is convinced the devil invented Mondays, and after sneezing a smoothie into his own lap, he's not wrong. The guys debate which Olympic sport they could actually win, and Reed puts Eddie to the test with a Top 5 list of college sports teams. NASA says an interstellar object might be headed our way, and some scientists think it could be a hostile alien ship arriving in November. Reed isn’t shocked anymore, especially with a serial butt slapper and a butt sniffer both on the loose. Plus, how one guy sued Google for catching him naked, their honest review of Happy Gilmore 2, and the million-dollar idea they missed....renting grandmas.