Rachael’s confidence takes a hit when her niece does a school report on the best places in Oklahoma… and picks Waffle House. Meanwhile, Jeff’s learning there are bats in Oklahoma (?!), and Rachael’s coming to terms with her upgrade from puma to cougar status.Then we get into the big questions: Is it weird for a funeral home to decorate for Halloween? Rachael’s hooked on the YouTube channel VHSdates (because apparently the dating pool hasn’t changed since 1992), and we debate sandwich strategy. Is “last bite, best bite” a real thing? And do chips taste better if you open the bag from the bottom?Plus, get to know us as we get to know each other with another round of Do Your Hosts Even Know Each Other?

This week, Rachael ruins Hozier’s Too Sweet forever (you'll never un-hear it), and Jeff reveals his high school teacher’s disturbing habit - eating tape?!

We also talk kid-size clothes hacks for adults, what's coming up at the OKC Zoo, and... is Gen Z calling groups "mommies" now?

Plus, break out your sad trombone for our game showdown!

Jeff is on a roll this week - three rants! From overly complicated password requirements to why The Summer I Turned Pretty is suddenly everywhere, to the nightmare that is people who don’t know how to merge. Buckle up!Meanwhile, Rachael needs some wedding etiquette advice. If you’re shelling out for travel, hotels, and helping in the wedding, do you still have to buy a gift?Then it’s round two of “Do Your Hosts Even Know Each Other?” We go head-to-head answering the real questions: our Wi-Fi names, our first concerts, and the very last things we Googled.

Jeff’s living every shopper’s dream - his package got sent to the wrong house, the company re-shipped it, and then the neighbor brought the original back. So now he has two. Is it a blessing or low-key stealing if he keeps them both?

Meanwhile, Rachael is ditching social media and cozying up with the most random lineup of ‘90s TV nostalgia - Empty Nest, Parker Lewis Can’t Lose, and Dinosaurs.

Jeff takes a trip down memory lane at his old high school and is suddenly wondering how to land himself in the Hall of Fame. (Do we start a petition? We think so.)

And of course, we put our friendship to the test again with another round of Do Your Co-Hosts Even Know Each Other?

This week’s episode is full of surprising agreements - yes, Jeff actually agrees with a few of Rachael's hot takes. Lunch for breakfast? Absolutely. Spooky season decorations in September? Correct. And sorry pumpkin spice, apple is the real fall MVP.

Of course, we've also got rants. Jeff tries to wrap his head around why Owen from our sister station 93.3 JakeFM is mad at Kirk Herbstreit for bringing his dog to work (jealousy, maybe?) and Rachael questions a company’s plan to flood the world with thousands of AI podcasts daily.

Also, in true late-to-the-trend fashion, Rachael is finally joining the pickleball craze - and she hasn't even injured herself... yet.

Why is everyone so obsessed with the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce engagement? We try to figure out the fascination. Then, about those engagement photos… gorgeous, yes. Totally staged? Probably.

From there, the conversation takes a hard left into cartoon history: does Fred Flintstone count as a historical figure? Rachael plays a solo round of Normal or Nope... and the results are pretty damning.

And to top it off, we put our friendship to the test (again) with "Do Your Hosts Even Know Each Other?" Spoiler: the results are… inconclusive

This week we’ve got company in the studio - our new intern, Abbi! She’s a born-and-raised Oklahoman, farm girl, and (self-proclaimed) cheese-identifying expert. She’s also a senior at UCO, and we dig into what she loves about her classes, why she’s chasing radio, and what advice she’d give anyone wanting to break into broadcasting.

We also delve into generational phone habits, explore why venting can actually be powerful, and play a best-of-seven game to see if Jeff and Rachael actually know each other as well as they think they do.

This week started with a casual lake day - until Jeff invited us onto the water in a way that sounded like a true-crime podcast opener. Rachael proved she can move at lightning speed... away from fish. Then there was the restaurant experience that left us more confused than full. Plus, women are using Hinge to find a man to build their furniture on the first date. Is that resourceful or a Dateline episode waiting to happen? We talk about a “Home Improvement” reboot. Is it coming back? (No. No, it's not.) Also, what do Guitar Hero, running, and the "Billie Jean" music video have in common? Rachael has some pro tips for ya!