The fellas chat with Danielle Lehman, creator and host of the Open Belly podcast. Open Belly is a podcast exploring Kansas City’s vibrant and diverse food culture. Her mission is to inspire people to break out of their comfort zone and explore new cultures, through food. This week’s Triple D: What do you call someone who asks to split up the bill based on how much you ate out of shared dishes?

The fellas chat with Angie Read, the owner of Phoenix Natural Wellness Lenexa. They discuss her personal health struggles and how CBD helped with her recovery. So much so that she decided to open a CBD store. This week’s Triple D: What do you call someone who breaks something in a store and not only refuses to buy it, but hides it?

Fellas interview hip-hop artist Camp Zeroo. They chat his music, business pursuits — 70 Dreams Project — and his pay it forward efforts through the #RunItUpChallenge. This week’s Triple D: What do you call someone who sets up a charity or Go Fund Me account only to bilk the donors and those whom they said they’d help?

Brent and Chad talk misadventures from their annual long weekend trips. Three breakfasts a day, almost being hit by lightning, surreal sports bars. What's next in year eight in Seattle? This week’s Triple D: What do you call ... "The sports parent who thinks their kids going pro?"

Becca saw farmhouse pillows on Pinterest made from a paint drop cloth and sharpie. It inspires her to make cheap tablecloths. Holiday perfection. See how.

Brent and Chad road trip for a Minneapolis Craft Beer tour. They also talk axe throwing, Western Auto sign lighting, soccer and hotel room fires. This week’s Triple D: Someone who walks wide on the sidewalk so you have to jump into the street?

Chad's back from Europe, so he and Brent talk his trip to Europe and the beer festivals he missed while away. They also talk Gaga ball, Lebron James to the Lakers and the show chaos that transpired during his absence. This week’s round of Triple D: What do call someone who heads to the bar or bathroom to avoid paying their portion of the restaurant check?

For this "Up Next!" we asked people for a favorite piece of advice. And tell us why? "A problem well-stated is a problem half solved.” See the wisdom.

Chad's still in Europe, so Brent brings on teenage co-hosts to talk favorite travel destinations, 80s movies and the video game phenomena that is Fortnite. Triple D: What do call someone who gets in a fight just to post the video on social media?

With Chad in Europe, Brent hosts date night with his better half, Becca. They talk TV binge watching, her murder porn obsession and hatred of feet. Triple D: Someone who parks in your driveway and is put out when you ask to leave your garage?

Friendly people is the Kansas City way. Learn how the Visit KC VIP Program is more than BBQ joints, jazz venues, sports arenas, and fountains. Though we do those well, it teaches residents how to channel that KC kindness and impress upon visitors ALL there is to do in KC. That's #HowWeDoKC!

In August's "Up Next!" we asked authors and book nerds what summer reading they recommend. Time to sneak in another book, right? See what they're reading.

Summer unofficially kicks off the craft beer season. Don’t believe me? Once Boulevardia opens its borders, it's game on for the rest of the season. With these festivals -- and the heat -- you need to know the 5 Tips on How to be a Functional Craft Beer Connoisseur.

With us getting older, Becca thought it was time to revamp the way we are eating. We think we are pretty good with our food choices, but convenience and sweets start to sneak in. See how we're managing a menu makeover with new recipes and the My Fitness Pal app.

March For Our Lives and #neveragain have brought Gen Z into the spotlight. Read "Marketing to Gen Z." And see why this is just the beginning of great things for this mobile-first, socially conscious but highly pragmatic generation.

Whether you're just hanging out with friends or getting competitive, axe throwing at Blade & Timber makes for a great outing for kids of "most" ages.

When it comes to craft beer, I don’t discriminate by style. Whatever brewery I visit, it receives an equal shot of making a favorable impression. See what breweries made my Top 10 for 2017.

I enjoy working out, but I bore easily. And once that happens, I find myself on the couch more often than at my neighbor’s doing the latest workout DVD. I was in one of my lulls when my neighbor called and told me that an Orangetheory Fitness was opening a location near us.

When you have Stranger Things Party, you can't just have any watch party. See how we dressed, ate, and decorated in an 80s theme fitting of Stranger Things.