Cereal Killers

The hosts review a surprisingly delicious granola cereal from Cascadian Farm, a knock-off cereal from Aldi, and Kashi Go Spark Flakes Maple Brown Sugar cereal. They discuss technical difficulties, studio clutter, lemon blueberry granola cereal, box tops, expired cereal, and a disappointing taste test.

The hosts try two cereals from Aldi, discuss their morning routines, and rate a cereal four out of five. They also talk about the shortage of cleaning supplies during the pandemic and share their cleaning habits. Additionally, they mention concerns about apartment conditions and the use of cleaning services.

The hosts of 'Cereal Killers' review puffed corn cereal from Arrowhead Mills and discuss its appearance and taste. They also try Kellogg Corn Pops, share contrasting opinions on a cereal, and announce their plan to bring back the 'Cereal Graveyard' segment. The speakers address podcast availability issues, have a humorous conversation about misinterpreted text messages, and talk about the differences between texting and calling.

The podcast investigates fake mascots on Millville cereal boxes including fake Honey Smacks, fake Cocoa Puffs, and fake Lucky Charms led by a past-his-prime old wizard. They discuss different cereal types, taste comparisons, interactive box designs, the mascot named Sherman, cereal flavor reviews, income, PayPal, personal lives, and signing up as an Instacart shopper.

The hosts try knockoff cereals from Aldi with inferior mascots, face technical difficulties and find dog food in the cereal. They discuss Cookie Crisp mascots, rip-offs in the cereal industry, and taste test another cereal. They talk about a weird cereal, promote social media engagement, and have a casual conversation about T-shirt confusion. They mention Special K and say goodbye.

The guest co-host, 'Straight Nate', fills in for the busy regular co-host Andrew. They discuss healthier cereal options and their disappointment with the changes to Cookie Crisp. They also reminisce about childhood memories of incense and DIY street sweepers. They dive into the experience, packaging, and trademark issues of multi-meal cereals. Lastly, they engage in casual banter about social media, podcasting, and their struggles to get sponsors.

The hosts discuss the history and origins of Cheerios, including a lively discussion on different flavors. They also talk about cereal mascots and funny incidents, and briefly mention Star Wars. The speakers discuss various cinnamon-flavored cereals, including a new cinnamon Cheerios. They also discuss a popular video show and joke about making embarrassing videos.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss cereals from 1991 and WWE ice cream sandwiches. They try a fiber cereal and rate different flavors. They also talk about frustrations with podcast quality, declining listenership, and future plans for the show.

Two individuals talk about a mix-up with cereal bags, try kamoot cereal, discuss snacks and pandemic shopping, and engage in casual conversation with birthday wishes and listener interaction.

Danielle co-hosts while Andrew is away. They try Berry Vanilla Puffs and Kashi products. Ads for Flex Superglue and golo are featured. Andrew's absence and frustrations with the recording schedule are discussed. They talk about Instacart shopping, funny reactions, daily routines, personal organizing, a concert, and a tent sale.