Christina Warren, Jeff Severns Guntzel, and Brett Terpstra chat weekly about mental health, tech, and pop culture.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 9 days 16 hours 3 minutes
70: Overhungover
Brett and Christina are both hung over (for entirely separate reasons), proving once again that it's entirely possible to make mistakes as full-grown adults. That should make you feel better about whatever you screwed up today.
69: In Which Christina Becomes A Belieber
Let's talk about politics, fashion, tech, health, TV commercials, and maybe music. As one does on Overtired.
68: Horrible Sh*t We Have to Talk About
Brett and Christina chat about Alexa, HomeKit, Mac Malware, and sleep headphones before descending into the darkness of national and world affairs.
67: The Dongle Issue
Thanks to touch bars and dongles, Overtired finally becomes the tech show it's always been listed as. Don't worry, we went long to talk about TV shows and Adele concerts.
episode 65: 65: Double Zero Is Huge
Christina and Brett are back for an episode recorded before Apple put civilization on the brink by removing a headphone jack and before the fall of #HiddleSwift. What we're saying is...here's a break from everything else this week.
64: Getting Away With It
Christina's new job, the end of Brett's psychiatry nightmare, habitual punctuality (and not) as a mental illness, TV galore, and headphones that fit ear asymmetry.
63: Marketed to Furries
An episode cut short by the RNC. There was still time to complain about the RNC, though. Also, kids movies aren't for kids, Arkansas isn't so bad, and the best hit men are dancing hit men.
62: HiddleSwiftGate
From Taylor Swift's love life to Apple's new filesystem, this is an episode that wavers between uncomfortable conversation and overly technical discussion. You know…like pretty much any Overtired episode.
61: Commercial Politics
Brett and Christina dive into their shared love of TV and the commercials that come with it before going off on a political debate that may be interesting. Or not. You decide, it's an election year.