Jeff spots a car transporting lumber in a way that would make Clark Griswold proud, which gets us wondering how far we've pushed our luck trying to haul something that clearly didn't fit.Meanwhile, Rachael is already making Christmas gifts, we've done our Christmas photoshoot, and we haven't even figured out Halloween costumes yet. Is Christmas burnout before Halloween a thing? We also toss around some couples costume ideas and want to hear yours!Plus, Rachael has thoughts on the Carrie series, we're cautiously optimistic about The X-Files reboot, and we have some questions about bathroom emergencies. Specifically, what happens if a surgeon REALLY has to go?We also share ways to show some love to someone who lives far away, and thank you guys for helping raise more than $2,500 for the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma!

The weird sandwich challenge is officially over, and we have video evidence of Jeff nearly losing his lunch. Turns out baby food and candy corn are NOT a winning combination.

Once we recover, Jeff wonders if basic human decency is disappearing, and Rachael has some serious complaints about a ridiculous scene in Marshals. And considering it's a Taylor Sheridan show, that's saying something.

Plus, we're talking spooky season movies, favorite '90s Halloween sitcom episodes, and whether binge-watching is actually better than waiting a week between episodes.

And Rachael has a new creativity challenge involving construction paper, doodles, poetry, and making something with our actual hands and non-AI brains. Imagine that.

The weird sandwich votes are in! Peanut butter and onion AND pimento cheese and Pop Rocks. We have regrets.We also check in on our creativity challenge: Jeff is letting ChatGPT pick his outfits while Rachael is trying new pottery techniques.Then, drama! Taylor Hanson has been voted off Dancing with the Stars, and Rachael has thoughts. Mainly that it’s FIXED. Meanwhile, the Lizzie Borden season of Monster is out… and Jeff has somehow never heard of Lizzie Borden. Is that weird, or does Rachael just know too much about murder?Plus, do you really need a matching washer and dryer? Why does everything break? Should used-car dealers just admit when they're selling a lemon? And why does EVERYTHING require a subscription now?!We solve none of these problems, but we do complain about them.

This week, Jeff asks the very important question: How desperate have you ever been? Then he tells a poop story. You’re welcome.

Rachael admits she’s officially a sucker for fall, thanks to spooky coasters, leaf-shaped pasta, and an autumn pasta sauce from Trader Joe’s that tastes suspiciously like SpaghettiOs.Then Jeff takes us down a weird sandwich rabbit hole, which somehow ends with us challenging our listeners to pick a bizarre sandwich for us to eat on Would You Rather Wednesday.

Plus, Rachael is feeling nostalgic - she's obsessed with Guitar Hero and Taylor Hanson on Dancing with the Stars. She’s also pushing herself to be more creative... and dragging Jeff along so she doesn’t have to fail alone.

And finally, we thank our listeners for helping us raise more than $1,000 for the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma!

This week, we’re joined by Stefanie Embree of OKC Sweets, winner of the inaugural season of Next Level Baker!

Stefanie shares how getting cable TV and watching cooking shows eventually led to opening her own bakery in 2020... and, in a pretty incredible turn of events, getting invited to apply for Next Level Baker. She says the whole journey was a story of faith, from praying over the year ahead to going viral for her OKC Thunder cookies.

We also get some behind-the-scenes scoop on the show, including the very intimidating set, what surprised her most, and whether she ever felt like she was about to fall off that platform.

Plus, dessert season is coming, and Stefanie has some big news for OKC Sweets: they're selling pies for the first time this holiday season!

Jeff has found the one acceptable use for a Cybertruck: a Cobra Commander paint job.

Rachael is trying to understand the porch goose trend. For the uninitiated, that's a ceramic goose people dress up seasonally. We need someone to explain this to us.

Introducing Rachael's new segment: What in the Oklahoma? This week - a herd of donkeys mowing by the lake and a man on horseback riding past her house like it's totally normal.

Jeff would like pharmacies to just wait until they can fill a complete prescription instead of making him do multiple drive-through trips. A reasonable request that apparently isn't.

Good news: the couch situation has been resolved. Rachael got one from a family member, Jeff helped move it in, and we can all move on with our lives.

This week, Jeff introduces his grandson to the joys of a turn-key ignition, and we realize how quickly some basic car knowledge has disappeared. And yes, you can make fun of Rachael for having an absurd number of coats in her trunk. But when her family ended up freezing at a cold restaurant, suddenly all those coats looked pretty smart. Turns out her trunk is basically a mobile emergency kit: towels, blankets, clothes, an air compressor, an umbrella… you never know.We also talk about those random words and phrases that make you laugh, cringe, or just bump you wrong. With family visiting from out of town, we compare our favorite OKC spots to show off the city. After all, we’re both natives—we know where to send people.And finally, we talk about the things that still make us excited like a kid on Christmas morning. The list is… surprisingly short and specific.

This week, Jeff gives a shoutout to a small gesture that made a big impact. He's officially obsessed with Rose Rock Coffee—not just because the Chocolate Gravy blend is incredible, but because an employee took a moment to sincerely thank him for his order. Sometimes it's the smallest acts of kindness that stick with you.

Meanwhile, Rachael is in full overthinking mode. A work photoshoot and a formal emceeing gig in the same week? That's enough to send her into a wardrobe-planning, hair-thinking, second-guessing spiral.

We also debate a grocery store encounter: Jeff reached for the last container of cottage cheese at the exact moment another shopper grabbed it and cheerfully said, "Thanks! It's my favorite!" Fair play… or grocery store foul?

Rachael shares the strange reality of trying to grow on social media, where the algorithm keeps introducing her content to complete strangers. Great for growth? Maybe. Slightly unsettling? Also yes.

And finally, we tackle one of life's great mysteries: Why do used cars all have that smell? The answer Rachael found is… not for the squeamish.