Kevin & Xander contemplate their future in 30 years and then learn the proper way to break up with someone in "Gentleman's Code" with Esna. Then in the second hour, they read "A Text to X" and make a special love call to a listener.

In "Love Call," hosts Kevin & Xander phone listeners for a brief chat and open the mike to them for a personal shout out to a loved one. This week, listener Ohyo sends a sweet message to her mom, so take a listen!

Kevin & Xander share stories about best friends and what makes them so great. Then they chat with Debbie Won about the latest k-pop news in "Double Take."

Today is our 100th show! Kevin & Xander chat about anniversaries and how to celebrate them, then agonize over what to do in various situations with Michael Park in "Blood, Sweat & Tears." In the second half of the show, we listen to the crazy adventures of Baby Face Kevin & Kingpin Xander in a replay of "Double Trouble!"

Kevin & Xander talk about role models and heroes, learn about musicians from Korea and abroad in "Best of Both Worlds" with singer Pureunhaneul Kwak, and then share a message from singer Shannon in "XOXO."

Sometimes even Kevin & Xander need a break from each other. Today they chat about what they prefer to do alone and then invite singer Paul Kim into the studio for some real talk and live performances.

Kevin & Xander chat about awkward silences and how to fill them and then get schooled in how and when to define your relationship with a significant other in "Gentleman's Code" with eSNa. In the second half of the show, our hosts share messages sent by listeners in "A Text to X."

Kevin & Xander share stories about being envious of others, and then chat about stories about being single and dating in "Single's Mingle" with guest Lara Benito.

Today Kevin & Xander chat about sleeping in on the weekend and what to eat for brunch before catching up on the latest k-pop news with Debbie Won in "Double Take."

What's the most expensive thing you've treated yourself to? Kevin & Xander discuss budgeting and splurging, and chat with Michael Park about dilemmas in "Blood, Sweat, Tears."