Greg and Kriyan are perfectly reasonable; it's everyone else who's crazy. This podcast explores the everyday absurdities of modern life. If you're a fan of Seinfeld or Curb Your Enthusiasm, you'll like this podcast.
Greg and Kri discuss online dating and a proposal to resolve some of the common complaints. Corrections: Kri watches too much Forensic Files. He doesn't watch Cold Case.
Greg and Kriyan share their concerns about planning for the worst while also respecting privacy
Greg and Kriyan go on a short road trip to go floating in isolation tanks and discuss their experiences.
Greg and Kriyan discuss the poor souls trapped within their friend request purgatories as well as other social media topics.
Greg & Kriyan solve moral dilemmas involving self-driving cars with the help of MIT's "Moral Machine" project
Greg wants to call his relatives by their real names. Meanwhile, Kri just wants to know what his relatives real names even are. Plus: Kri confronts a neighbor against his will and Greg advocates for sports fans throwing things onto the field.
Greg & Kriyan debate the strictness of air travel rules, defend a maligned athlete, and wonder how to stop people from confiding in them
New episodes now include chapters for podcast players that support them. Kriyan gets a bad review, Greg gets sensual, and a comprehensive analysis of a listener submitted story.
What was originally intended as a wider discussion about concerts and music festivals turns into a focused (and heated) analysis of Greg's controversial decision to decline a fist bump.
An unusual Lyft delay, "stolen" bus seats, Costco justice, and audience feedback on kissing.
Greg and Kriyan debate the hygiene practices of classmates and the way Tom Brady kisses his family
Kriyan negotiates with the TSA, Greg tries to change seats, and other air travel stories