The Marc & Kim Show

Kim's son Eli got some funny birthday gifts, Marc is experiencing joy and pain with his sports teams, and Kim talks about her word for 2023.

Marc has some observations from the company Christmas party, we talk about your childhood "celebration restaurants," and eagle-eared Emily sent us a list of everything that happened in 2022.

We talk about the small hills people are willing to die on, Marc quizzes Kim on 2022 trivia, and we read stories of the most unhinged in-laws.

Marc doesn't need deodorant anymore, Kim is frustrated with the pictures she got from her son's Disney trip, and Alex O. tries a hard-boiled egg for the first time.

Alex O. doesn't know the difference between the Oscars and Academy Awards, Kim and Alex O. tried a powernap technique together, and we try to make eggnog out of mayonnaise.

Alex O. prepared a Christmas surprise for Marc & Kim, Kim has issues with her husband's alarm clock, and we come up with our Mount Rushmores of most lovable people of 2022.

Kim has become obsessed with her son's packing, Marc believes candy canes are done, and Kim somehow doesn't know fish sticks are made of fish.

We talk about things people looked past when dating someone, we discuss the naked baby on the Nirvana album cover, and Marc gives Kim a pronunciation test for the most challenging words of 2022.

Kim tries to stop her own gag reflex, we talk about mac & cheese additives, and Kim's son Eli had something odd delivered.

Kim is scared of red light camera tickets, Alex O. had a major mishap with wedding Save the Dates, and we talk about if mail carriers should ask for tips.

We talk about giving people with kids preference for vacation days, we discuss Tennessee in the Orange Bowl, and we come up with our Mount Rushmore of the most hateable people of 2022.

Kim is intrigued by kid's movies being turned into horror films, Alex O. believes dreamcatchers work, and Marc has had two recent encounters with the dead.

We talk about puke buckets, Kim hates the idea of cargo shorts made for Hot Pockets, and we talk a lot about Radio for Kids Day and East Tennessee Children's Hospital.

We all spend a day in the barrel as Alex O. was embarrassed to buy a plunger, Marc is embarrassed that he's even considering buying a fake Christmas tree, and Kim is embarrassed of her husband, who shut off the power to their entire street.

Kim's eye doctor held in his sneezes in a really weird way, we get TV recommendations from you, and we try figgy pudding for Taste Test Tuesday.

Alex O. went mountain biking with his future father-in-law and it didn't go well, Marc wants to try a bidet, and Kim's family encountered trouble with yeast...again.

We talk about ways to get people out of your house after Thanksgiving dinner, Marc has a man crush on Henry Cavill, and Kim teaches Marc about Drinksgiving.

Alex O. can't seem to get the hang of adulting, we talk about non-negotiable rules in people's homes, and we chat with the owner of the 1980 yearbook Marc found at McKay's.

Alex O. swears he saw a flag frozen sideways, Kim had packages delivered to a vacation house, and we try to track down the owner of a 1980 yearbook.

We examine what people think the "DING" means on our show, Kim insists she doesn't speed anymore, and we break down the Taylor Swift vs. TicketMaster situation.

Marc's head gets blown up by the concept of "outgifting," we talk about stressful Thanksgiving conversations, and Alex O. has a theory about potlucks.

Alex O. is offended that Marc doesn't think he handles a fake cigarette well, Kim pits different Thanksgiving foods against each other, and we talk about weird competitions.

Kim has suggestions for how Marc can make friends, we talk about washing your fruits, and listeners tell us their favorite southern slang.

Marc found a response to an old piece of fan mail he sent, we talk about the dumbest ways people have gotten themselves fired, and Alex O.'s fiancee taught him about "standing jeans."

Marc thinks there are ulterior motives behind Alex O's fiancee sending him to work with snacks, Kim's friend saw a prisoner in an eye doctor's office, and we talk about reckless parents.