In today's episode, we remind you that listening to our show is an implied endorsement of everything we say. Not really, but we do look at some dangers of internet activity. We also discuss stuffed animal surgery, Fines for Likes, dank memes, Adobe subscr

In today's episode, we take a long look SPAM. No, not the semi-delicious canned meat product, but that stuff that clogs your inbox and voicemail (yes... VOICEMAIL too!). We discuss hastag fails, ghost voicemails, when you unknowingly consent to spam, and

In today's episode, we try our very best to keep Scott from getting bored! We talk about what "no offense" means; an absolutely WILD viral video; what the Supreme Court, and printer toner have in common; macho culture and speaking up; Wonder Women; phigit

In today's episode, we talk badly about Scott who decided coffee was more important than the show. We also discuss the upside, and downside(s) of going viral, the current Instagram and Snapchat war, Instant Articles, and the nerve it takes to steal daisie

In today's episode, we inhabit an ever expanding studio. We talk about Scott's dancing skills; a cheesy promposal; the single worst thing ever to appear on Facebook; Garadgets and bad reviews; why you should never hit on strangers; and ads that appear in

In today's episode, we share our thoughts on Kellog's role in the Zombie Apocalypse, Uber fire, Radio Shack Rogue One, collaboration in the workplace, beg-packers is Asia, and alternatives to killing kittens. All this and the best part is, you can trust e

In today's episode, we sat down to talk about stories that made us laugh: a dramatic jeans shopping experience; Spotify sells itself; a Starbucks customer who lost her mind but then felt bad about it; somebody's wife got fired from Cracker Barrell; the New York Times found a way to up their subscriptions; a made up word and a question, too. And then the murders began.

(That will make sense about twenty minutes in.)

In today's episode... it's just so bad. How bad? Well, you're either going to need a Tums or a Donut (or both). We'll tell you about the time Scott got a massage in Hawaii (yeah, Hawaii. It still ended badly). We'll tell you what happened when two people switched genders in their company emails. The one shining light in today's episode is how a small grocery store is the second best company to work for in America. But, of course, we follow that with a story about Uber's diversity initiative.(Spoiler: It bleeds into today's made-up word and it's awful). A listener question about Kickstarter and absolutely nothing more.

In today's episode we're sharing stories that are much, much better than cold coffee. Are you ready for the weirdest Roomba story ever? Did you know that the sale price on that bluetooth speaker may not be a deal? Have you bought a Metallica album recentl

We stop the podcast presses to record an emergency episode with Dave Carrol, the composer of "United Breaks Guitars" about them dragging a passenger off a flight.