Couch Co-Op
Couch Co-Op is a relationship based podcast with an average, everyday couple discussing topics such as pop culture, media, music, and sometimes even taboo subjects. Get comfortable, take a seat on the couch, and join the discussion!
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Everything Is Getting Weird (opens the original)
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Brad and Amani sit down for another Couch Co-op and somehow end up questioning getting older, raising a family, the increasingly weird world around us, and a few things they probably have no business having such strong opinions about. No real plan. Plenty of disagreements. A few questionable stories. Just another night on the couch.
Audio books are books too (opens the original)
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Brad and Amani are back—and somehow they actually recorded another episode. This week, we talk about the pressure to have more than one kid, whether video games get unfairly judged as an adult hobby, our wildly different childhoods, the return of questionable Y2K fashion, internet masculinity, the ridiculous cost of formula, and why everyone seems to think they're the main character. Eventually, things get surprisingly serious as we get into reading, education, empathy, and why experiencing stor
Couch Co-op: Player 3 Has Joined (opens the original)
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After almost a year away from the microphones, Couch Co-op is back — and a lot has changed. Brad and Amani catch up on becoming parents, the things nobody warns you about before having a baby, postpartum anxiety, and the strange realization that somehow they're the adults now. From there, things go full Couch Co-op: healthcare and the economy, reality TV obsessions, weight-loss drugs and peptide culture, fitness, body image, and why it sometimes feels like everyone is just trying to find their o
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