There are a few overarching social media mistakes that companies and people make. We give our thoughts on the biggest mistakes we see and give the definitive take on whether audiobooks overrated or underrated.

Social media has changed a great deal in the past five years. We give our thoughts on the state of social media and try to decide whether cryptocurrency is overrated or underrated.

Twitter has introduced a tip jar, but is that a good thing for the social media service? We think so. Also, we decide whether graduation parties are overrated or underrated.

Facebook has a new features in its groups that allows for posting of prayer requests. Also, we decide whether spring is overrated or underrated.

A recent article from The Guardian on how Facebook is allowing pages to turn off comments is our main topic this week. Also, we decide whether live-tweeting an event is overrated or underrated.

A recent article from the NY Times on how creators are selling books on TikTok and Instagram is our main topic this week. Also, we decide whether March Madness is overrated or underrated.

David Drobny stops by to explain his role as Nashville's Weather Batman and how he has used social media to keep an entire city informed about severe weather.

Twitter has launched a premium version of their platform that provides users with exclusive content...if they pay for it. And this week's Over/Under is a topic near and dear to our hearts: The Royal Family.

Fact checking continues to be a challenge for social networks due to the spread of disinformation. But not only is the information an issue, so are the methods and personal bias in checking facts. Today we discuss these challenges and more.

2009 is our topic this week as we rate the year and discuss a recent article in Huck about a Facebook group where they live in the past.