How Do We Human?

Writer Mary Nguyen (@maryhbnguyen) returns to talk about working the new comedy series for Netflix, Blockbuster, as well as join hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning in discussing other defunct stores, items, and practices. Plus, Mary is ready for a UFO to land in New York, Evan has guitar metal in his eye, and Chris has a DVD of Monster House ready to go at a moment's notice.

Actor Zach Jobe (@zhjobe) and writer Cailey Follet (@caileyfollet) join hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning to create haunted houses based on random word prompts. Plus, Zach confuses Matthew McConaughey and Larry The Cable Guy, Cailey assumes no one knows what elephants are, Evan almost sticks a landing, and Chris peppers in puns.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox talk all about attention, and the awkwardness that comes with it. Plus, Chris thinks of himself as an American Boy, Evan deployed a bath bomb outside of his tub, and they both have a mystery impression they want you to guess.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkwardness that comes with practicing good posture, as well as the pain that comes with having bad posture. Plus, Evan wants to start a parade in his neighborhood, Chris wants to replace Trevor Noah on The Daily Show, and they both try to remember Pitbull songs.

Trendsetting hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox finally get around to trying a 2019 viral sensation, the chicken sandwich from Popeye's. Plus, Chris feels relief for Jack Quaid, Evan's shoulder is back, and Chris brings a game for Evan to play. Kind of.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss their tradition of watching Saturday Night Live, as well as their thoughts on the SNL season 48 premiere featuring Miles Teller and Kendrick Lamar. Plus, Evan considers himself part of the Seattle Mariners team, Chris just started watching The X-Files, and they both discuss famous celebrity bogs.

Hosts Chris Binning and Evan Cox discuss the awkwardness of preparing meat, and also consider which lunch meat is the best (with input provided by former guest Patrick Gremillion). Plus, Chris got caught in a street race, Evan met farmers who were bad with children, and the reveal of last episode's mysterious fall garland.

Hosts Evan Cox and Chris Binning discuss the awkwardness associated with being a member of an audience. Plus, Evan has two tickets to Pavement-dise, Chris bought a mysterious fall-themed garland, and they both praise Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.