Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from February 19th. Reed is convinced it’s Tuesday when it’s actually Thursday, his emails mysteriously go quiet after not telling anyone his new address, and the guys spiral over how there are supposedly seven parking spots for every person in America. Reed shares a “totally legal at the time” open container story, a guy shows up drunk to deal with his DUI, and Normal or Nope gets heated over license plates, upside down cheeseburgers, and how you write your S’s. They also debate a $52 minimum wage, react to some wild 2026 predictions, question if Reed found a time portal in Mexico, and in a shocking twist… Reed finally admits Eddie was right about using a loofah.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from February 18th. Reed is having one of those days where he just can’t focus, and Eddie shows up with a mysterious bruise from Mexico that stretches from his ankle to his calf, which Reed immediately suggests diagnosing with ChatGPT. Karli returns to the studio for the Rename Game, where everyday items get renamed things like “Ground Hair,” “Night Cookie,” and “Snack Maze,” turning into a heated showdown that sends Reed into a spiral. They also debate which horror movie villains they could beat in a fight, the moments that make you realize you’re getting old, why your dog follows you into the bathroom, Olympic curling drama, and athletes competing for different countries if the money is right. Along the way Reed learns something about himself: if the opportunity and the money are right… he might be a sellout. But don’t worry, Reed and Eddie promise it’s an award-winning show today. Hear that, Otis? Award-winning.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from February 17th. Reed and Eddie are back from Mexico and convinced they brought the sunshine with them, but the real excitement is the chocolate fountain in the break room and the debate over the proper way to eat from it. The guys wonder if celebrity deaths really come in threes or if we just just look for patterns, and Reed’s Dumb Criminal of the Day features a man who broke into a Little Caesars to make pizzas while pocketing the cash. That leads to Eddie telling a story about his friend who worked at a pizza place and intentionally sent out a pizza topped with magic mushrooms before immediately quitting his job. Plus Hot Take Tuesday turns on Eddie, Reed questions if Obama is hiding the truth about aliens, and the guys debate whether men or women are harder to live with.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from February 16th. The guys return from Mexico and Reed immediately has to relearn how to use the buttons while Eddie questions if he actually did any work the whole trip. Reed swears he didn’t get into a fight in Mexico… even though a very drunk guy at the bar might remember it differently. Eddie pitches a quick sequel to Days of Thunder after hearing about the passing of Robert Duvall, and somehow the conversation spirals into aliens possibly being real and which presidents we should actually believe. Reed also shares the story of a Florida criminal who tried giving police the name George Costanza, which launches a debate about the best fake names ever. Plus Eddie talks about losing his cousin while they were away and how he and his wife explained it to their 7 year old son, Reed claims the title of first guy wearing shorts on February 16th, and the guys wonder if Otis is actually sick… or just embarrassed after his failed airport escape plan.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from February 5th. It’s the last show before Mexico and Reed’s preparation strategy is simple: just wing it. Reed proudly admits he didn’t bother learning any Spanish, so Eddie decides to test that confidence with a few phrases and the results are… concerning. They also revisit a Reddit conspiracy that quickly falls apart, play a Top 5 of the biggest conspiracy theories in the U.S., and debate the cheapest grocery stores in America. Plus a round of Normal or Nope with sneezing habits, rumbling eardrums, and the weird ways people hold pencils, TV shows they wish would come back, and a belt emergency that almost leads to a wardrobe malfunction because, as Eddie reminds us, crack kills.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from February 4th. Reed is already mentally on vacation with Mexico just days away, but Eddie is losing patience with Reed’s endless questions about tipping, money, and how vacations even work. A “What the Duck” segment sparks a debate about whether ducks actually have regional accents, and Eddie completely melts down during a Top 5 soup list after discovering chicken soup and chicken noodle are somehow counted separately. Karli joins Dream Theater after having a dream about Reed that involves gifts and a surprise “murse,” and the show also hits on basic etiquette people seem to forget, Super Bowl snack rankings, whether unlimited PTO is actually a trap, weird Reddit conspiracies, and the one word Reed suddenly can’t stand.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from February 3rd. Reed continues to milk his “traumatic brain injury” after getting clocked at the Gamblers game, while Eddie insists he’s completely fine. With Mexico just days away, Reed shows off his new khaki capri pants and reminds everyone he’s the fashionista of Northeastern Wisconsin. The guys debate the luxury things you try once and can never go back from like Netflix, noise canceling headphones, electric toothbrushes, and hiring movers. It’s also Hot Take Tuesday with arguments about filming concerts, whether dogs count as children, and if social media gave too many people a microphone. Reed questions the Super Bowl halftime hype around Bad Bunny, Eddie explains prop bets, and a dumb criminal tries to impress a stripper using fake movie prop money. Plus Reed creates a new game that AI immediately ruins, Mexico packing stress sets in, and Eddie accidentally commits a federal crime by copying a five dollar bill on the office printer.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from February 2nd. Reed is recovering after getting punched in the face at the Green Bay Gamblers game over the weekend and of course Eddie just happened to be filming when it happened. Reed said posting the video was fine at the time, but now he has to fill out an injury report for work and is not thrilled about doing paperwork for getting clocked in the crowd. They talk about a 16-year-old in New Zealand breaking the fastest mile record in 3:48, Eddie tries to guess the Top 5 most promiscuous countries and struggles, and they debate things that seem normal for everyone else but have never happened to you. Plus a time travel paradox that melts Eddie’s brain, Reed’s hatred for Punxsutawney Phil, gross habits everyone pretends they don’t do, and Reed wonders what would happen if someone died on the flight for their upcoming Mexico trip.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from January 30th. Rob from Goodwill stops by the studio after a week of giving away $100 gift cards and sticks around long enough to jump into the chaos with the guys. Reed and Eddie play Cap or No Cap with Rob and Eddie quickly learns that being “average at games” might have been generous. Later, Reed brings in a math problem that he says is tearing families apart. Eddie hates math but somehow ends up getting the answer right, beating Reed and feeling pretty proud of himself for once. Rob also brings his own game where he reads the backs of DVDs and the guys try to guess the movie, which turns into a very competitive battle. Plus Reed explains why he’s not excited about the Winter Olympics, Eddie defends them, and the guys talk about the brand new Reed and Eddie “Management Adjacent” shirts in the KISS FM merch store… which Eddie now believes he deserves legal credit for.

Listen back to Afternoons with Reed and Eddie from January 29th. With Eddie out at the Mexican Consulate, Biff fills in and immediately gets pulled into a Taylor Swift debate with Reed over Billboard rankings and whether Taylor and Travis Kelce are actually headed for marriage. They also debate a family hiding 100 tiny ducks around the house to test their housekeeper, tackle Normal or Nope with unwashed new clothes, slipping on tied shoes, counting stairs, and dishwashing habits, plus irrational fears, Reed rating his 2025 a 9.5 while Biff keeps it more realistic, and a fun fact about the most common street name in America.