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The gang's all here! On this episode of Shift Happened, we dig into traffic trauma with a fiery rant about the never-ending 190 bridge project, plus Leslie declares war on drivers who don’t inch up. TikTok might be moving to South Dakota—seriously—and AI is either going to cure all disease or wipe us out. Happy Earth Day! We talk eco-guilt, please-and-thank-you energy waste, and a brand-new color called Olo that’s messing with our minds. There's also a bird out there that literally eats kids. And if that doesn’t ruffle your feathers, wait until you hear about Stitch’s emergency underwear stash....

Rainy days bring out the weird in all of us, and this dreary Monday is no exception. Stitch is off gallivanting in Sioux Falls, leaving the rest of the crew to dive into everything from drunk chimpanzees and Disney crying spots to QR code rage and suspicious hiking dates. Dean gets saddled with a new nickname (“Coins” or “Jingles”—we’re still deciding), Leslie has cat drama and solo hiking epiphanies, and we learn the scientifically proven way to summon your feline overlord. Plus, Jelly Roll overshares in the most unfortunate way possible, the gang debates modern nicknames, and we prep for...

It’s Good Friday on The Second Shift, and things get delightfully unhinged! Stitch is MIA in high-stakes meetings, and the gang dives headfirst into everything from Jabba the Hutt’s surprisingly jacked son to dry-aged Peeps and controversial watermelon takes. Leslie, Dean, and Houston discuss Easter candy power rankings, space station hygiene, and why blueberries are the most unreliable of fruits. Stitch eventually crashes the party with strong jelly bean opinions and a hot dog/Peeps combo that nobody asked for. Plus, a name-that-TV-show game turns surprisingly intense, and Leslie takes the crown—despite thinking Yellowstone is in Montana (kinda not wrong?). Buckle...

Hold on to your organ meats—this episode of Shift Happened is a wild ride. From a 40-degree weather swing to mouthfuls of beef liver smoothies, the crew covers it all. Leslie admits she has a “work voice,” Houston brings the fake-smile energy, and Stitch can't stop talking about action figures and DHgate knockoff bags. There’s also talk of dirty microphones (with chunks!), mouth hygiene in radio studios, and the polite ways to professionally say “F you.” Plus, a Hot Hip-Hop Easter Weekend promo, a sloth named Rico gets dental work, and we wrap things up with a little stargazing thanks...

Buckle up, because this episode of Shift Happened is pure chaotic brilliance. Mark Houston kicks things off with a brand-new theme song celebrating his favorite cryptid—Nessie, of course—leading to a heated cryptid debate and some passionate Nessie lore. But that’s just the beginning. The crew dives headfirst into a $130 candy tasting session with some real-deal Dubai chocolate, thanks to Amy’s fiancé who smuggled it through customs alongside an engagement ring. Verdict? Pistachio > hazelnut, and yes, Leslie willingly got glutened for it.We also tackle mysteries of chewy lab-grown chicken, the health benefits of speed vacuuming, and Dean’s Disney-princess-style wake-up...

Did we just coin “Pieces of Shift”? We’re not sure, but we are sure that this episode is packed tighter than a freezer full of sour grapes! On this wild Monday ride, we unpack weird weekend vibes, discover why tapping your finger at a concert might actually help you hear better, and uncover the deliciously chaotic return of tramp stamps (er… LBTs, if you’re fancy). Plus, the team dives into the Titanic’s newest heartbreaking discovery, debates dino time vs. cow time, and watches Katy Perry (allegedly) try to hijack a rocket playlist. Oh, and don’t even get us started on...

This week on Shift Happened, inboxes are purged, grilled cheese boundaries are pushed, and we debate the line between a melt and a masterpiece. The crew celebrates the zen of zero emails, breaks down the majestic chaos of the upcoming Custer Air Guitar Regionals, and tries to figure out if a "Smoyster" is culinary genius or a war crime. Plus, a 9-year-old drives to school, dirty sock sniffing becomes a health hazard, and space poop is now worth $3 million. Oh, and we say "Uranus" more than is probably necessary. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode of Shift Happened is packed tighter than a cold salmon terrine! We unpack the coliform catastrophe of Cabot Creamery butter (and why you definitely shouldn’t have it in your fridge), dive into blood types, organ donations, and band names like Typo Negative and The Reciprocal Tariffs. Leslie reveals her love for her LeapFrog tablet and "Rocks and Minerals" while the crew debates cringy baby names, the proper amount of siblings, and whether Fiesta is a legitimate first name. We also preview the tasty lineup at Mountain West Fiesta Fest and drool over $86,000 luxury train rides, Antarctic day...

This episode of Shift Happened is a rollercoaster of comedy, controversy, and questionable giraffe fashion. The big news? Theo Vaughn is bringing his mullet and madness to Rapid City! The crew dives into their favorite (and least favorite) comedians, gets sidetracked trying to remember Brian Regan’s name, and debates whether George Carlin’s test set was comedy gold… or just coal.Then it’s off to the wild world of de-extinction — dire wolves, woolly mammoths, and the possibility of Loch Ness bubbles. Is Nessie real? Has Bigfoot been riding shotgun this whole time? Science (and Stitch) have opinions.Later, societal norms get absolutely...

AI clones, peanut butter politics, and purse-clutching paranoia—just another afternoon on The Second Shift! This episode of Shift Happened is packed with hilariously weird conundrums, from Houston’s voice-cloning experiment to the team’s very serious debate on whether Reese’s should dare add jelly. Plus, we talk dire wolves, drones with moth noses, the most yell-inducing jobs, and the ageless mystery of Bart Simpson. Oh, and Stitch tries to say “Moroccan oil.” Emphasis on tries.Get ready for awkward alley etiquette, AI trust issues, and a heated argument about resumes that ends exactly how you'd expect. Is it the real crew or their...