Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 23. Katie from the morning show returns to take on Eddie in a round of Clueless trivia for the film’s 30th anniversary, and it’s not even close. The guys debate whether celebrity deaths really come in threes, break down a viral tipping controversy, and admit which celebrity losses actually hit them hard. Plus, robot cannibals are now a real thing, and Eddie just discovered a better way to make s’mores.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 22. Ozzy Osbourne has passed away, and Reed realizes he somehow misses everything good. The guys talk about kiss cams, the right age to give your kid a cell phone, and a guy who canceled a date because the girl didn’t drink. It’s Hot Take Tuesday, so Reed and Eddie go head-to-head on Crocs, Mr. Rogers, and Marley and Me. Plus, dogs love watching TV, robot elephants are bowling now, and Reed is fully on board with getting a brain chip while Eddie just wants to get rid of his glasses.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 21. Reed is running on fumes after staying out until 8:30 Sunday morning, while Eddie spent his weekend putting up shiplap and did not get an invite to go out. The guys celebrate the start of Shark Week with a game of Shark or Shiplap, play a round of Top 5 on the most followed celebrities online, and talk about their favorite junk food for National Junk Food Day. Reed brings up a haunted couch from Facebook Marketplace, revisits the Annabelle doll story, and asks if being active on social media is a red flag or a green flag for your career. Plus, the dog house dilemma, conspiracy theories, and Eddie singing Baby Shark to slowly drive Reed over the edge.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 18. Cap or No Cap returns for the first time since April, with Karli going head-to-head against Eddie. Reed introduces a brand-new game called Shark Movie or Nah in honor of Shark Week, and it might be his hardest one yet. The guys talk about the Coldplay cheating drama, including the awkward videos circulating and who actually deserves sympathy. They also cover shark stats, why some people are obsessed with them, and the movie release of "I Know What You Did Last Summer". Plus, Eddie quizzes Reed on the top video game characters of all time and wonders why anyone would ever swim with sharks.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 17. Reed proudly claims the last slice of pizza, even though Eddie hadn’t eaten lunch. The guys celebrate National Tattoo Day, talk about face tattoos, and bring in Karli for a round of Normal or Nope. Dumb Criminal of the Day features the Boise Butt Slapper, still on the loose, and Reed offers his advice: if it’s not your lady, don’t touch the butt. They also dive into big-money questions, like whether Eddie would leave his wife for a million dollars. Plus, a man wins the lottery twice, and science says tripping on mushrooms might be the key to a longer life.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 16. Reed thinks Eddie’s foreign exchange student is going to judge him hard, and his solution is simple: get a pet bald eagle to show her the true American experience. The guys talk tornado warnings, unicorn horn laws, and how many good days we really get each year. Reed shares the top mispronounced words online, and they play a new game called Who Costs More, inspired by celebrity Cameos. Gen Z is getting dragged for not answering the phone, but Reed might actually be on their side. Plus, Dumb Criminal of the Day reminds everyone that the internet never forgets.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 15. Reed takes a "surprise" personal day and returns with a lot of feelings about Mondays, and science might actually back him up. The guys talk about whether ghosts can actually hurt people, debate if the Annabelle doll is real, and discuss why it’s easier to fall asleep on the couch than in bed. Reed quizzes Eddie on the Top 5 Hottest Men of All Time, and they react to a wild Dumb Criminal of the Day story involving love, drugs, and a moving vehicle. Plus, the top 5 most questioned rude or not rude on Google, and why Reed thinks we’ve gone too far with technology after hearing about cyborg spy bees.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 10. It’s their Friday, and the exhaustion is showing. The guys talk about pulling double duty all week, check in on their mental health, and investigate the mysterious disappearance of the mini Jesuses from Reed’s desk. Reed shares a shower thought about alien abductions being the human version of fishing. Eddie quizzes Reed on the Top 5 summer camp movies, and they play a round of Normal or Nope. Plus, unwritten rules worth following, lying your way into a dream job, and some cat jokes for National Kitten Day.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 8. It’s National Video Game Day, and Reed may have finally found a way to get Eddie’s son into the Star Wars universe with the power of gaming and Legos. Eddie believes that Animal Crossing is basically just Frogger, and things spiral from there. It’s Hot Take Tuesday, so the opinions get spicy. Plus, the Popularity Game returns, and the guys react to a list of the most inspiring movies of all time, which Reed strongly disagrees with, while Otis may or may not be silently judging from the morning show.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from July 7. The guys team up with Katie from the morning show for a full-on crossover of chaos as they air grievances, ask strange questions, and debate whether Reed could actually rob a bank for the sake of art. Eddie tries to convince Reed to skip the gym, they talk about the hot dog eating contest, and count down the toughest jobs in America. It’s National Tell the Truth Day, so the KISS Konfessional takes a weird turn. Plus, fast poopers, infinite memory, and the big question of whether you'd rather have Fridays or Mondays off.