
Half advice show. Half survival guide. Half absurdity-fest. (Wait, how does this work again? We're not numbers people.) Each episode, we answer all your burning questions, from how to survive a public bathroom to how to get close to a panda. When we don't know the answer, which is roughly 92% of the time (again, not numbers people), we bring in overqualified experts to help out. So you'll eventual... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | a year ago | 
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy  | |||

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This week from the archives, Mike and Ian help a high school student nail his performance in the school play. Plus, a listener asks how to compose a catchy jingle, so Barry Manilow joins the show to help out. And a quick tip on how to open your pesky... more
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TL;DR: I did not expect mocking of wheelchair users on an NPR podcast, and saying they’re “scamming” the airlines is ignorant, incorrect, and unnecessarily hostile.
I’m sharing the email I sent them:
I can't put into words how completely disappointed and disgusted I am with your reporting on "miracle flights". I've been a flight attendant for almost a decade, so I'm familiar with what is called "Jetway Jesus" on most airlines. It's a gross and ignorant term, and you should be ashamed of pres... more
So glad this show is back!! My favorite podcast with hilarious advice and a fun playfulness.
Pretty good just not my favorite
Pretty disappointing, the tiny bit about flight “miracles.” All you’ve done is make light of the majority of people with what is commonly referred to as invisible illnesses who use airport wheelchair services. It wasn’t up to your usual standard of sharing the “why” about something interesting or unusual. Just because someone can walk to their seat from a wheelchair or walk to the bathroom doesn’t mean they don’t have a condition that makes their life easier to have use of a wheelchair for what ... more
Longer episodes please and thank you.
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This podcast combines advice, humor, and absurdity to tackle a wide range of listener questions, offering practical solutions and whimsical explorations. Episodes frequently showcase interactive elements, blending expert insights with light-hearted banter as hosts navigate everything from cooking peculiar dishes to engaging with notable celebrity guests. The unique structure invites audience participation, contributing to a quirky, family-friendly environment. With a commitment to quirky topics and expert guidance, the content is approachable and entertaining for curious minds looking for a diversion from traditional media.
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