How To Do Everything

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**How To Do Everything**

We’re half advice show, half survival guide. We answer all your questions, from how to find a date, to how to find water in the desert.

Latest Episodes:

The Song of the Scrub-Jay Jun 19, 2015

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How to defeat your winged enemies and prove how good you are at the bongos.

The Ericpalooza Jun 10, 2015

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How to take beautiful photographs of your cat, and how to digest your food. Plus, we say goodbye to a beloved colleague. Not Gillian. We already said goodbye to Gillian.

We've Got Our Fingers In A Lot of Pies Jun 03, 2015

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How to conduct yourself around pie, and how to name your bird.

Micropigs and Fossils May 20, 2015

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We help you relax, and help you become a fossil. Plus, some words of encouragement as you enter the final days of the exclamation point fast.

Braying Donkeys and Braying Modems May 13, 2015

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How to make sense of what your computer is saying, make an uneasy pengiun comfortable, and use up old newspapers. Plus we have a tip to get you through the last week of our Exclamation Point Fast.

Small Talk and Penguins May 05, 2015

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We help endangered penguins carry on their species, and we help you make small talk with kids. Plus: our Exclamation Point Fast continues, with catastrophic results.

Mountaintops and Nosebleeds Apr 28, 2015

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How to make a mountain shorter and a new use for bacon. Plus, we check in on our exclamation point fast.

F-Bombs, Chicken, and Exclamation Points Apr 21, 2015

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How to find alternatives for the f-word, cook your chicken in the most spectacular way possible, and stop using exclamation points! That was our last one.

High Five! Apr 14, 2015

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How to celebrate without getting everyone else sick and the fastest way to get published in the New York Times.

Stunt Baby and The Dog Olympics Apr 07, 2015

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How to make your pregnancy more exciting and the Olympics more competitive.