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Today special guest Jackie Kamin comes in to tell Matt and Kevin how to be OK at dealing woth the opposite gender. Kevin has transcended his physical body and now treats everyone as the soul he sees them as. Matt… well just listen. We also talk about more #OKbroadcastrumors, Reggie and Bubba being in love, Matt’s misconception of the ACTUAL whitest thing, and the cultural importance of Mean Girls in these crazy times. 

Hello! Special guest Olivia comes on this week to teach Matt and Kevin how to be an OK coworker. In related news we discuss the dreaded “Snapchat incident” and speculate as to why online counselors are interested in talking to Matt. (We are just as unsurprised as you are.) 

This week we bring on Jackie Kamin to help us figure out how to be OK when your kid moves away to college. Yes, we see the irony. Also in this weeks episode Jackie teaches us the beautiful and strange stereotype of the jewish mother and her boy.  

OI! Special guest Noah Oehler shows up to teach us about how to be OK at community college. Kevin went to one and was eventually teaching classes and they were considering him for tenure. Matt was rejected to every community college he applied for. OI!

Matt and Kevin talk DMV with a mystery guest!  If you guessed Devin you’d be right. It’s always devin, its not that hard.

On this week’s episode of “Nice Things Katrina Leno Said to Us Today” Matt and Kevin learn how to be an OK author. Both are wannabe authors, but Matt “no do grammar” and Kevin is too nervous to try and sell his 312 already written books. Special Guest this week is Katrina Leno author of the Half-life of Molly Pierce and more! Find her on http://katrinaleno.com/. 

This week special guest Kelly George comes by to teach Matt and Kevin how to be OK at caring for pets. Matt has lost his cat three or four times, and Kevin’s animals have developed a religion centered around him. We also postualte our gun-sonas and remark how terrible Matt is with any form of numbers. 

Special Guest Laurel comes in to teach Matt and Kevin how to be OK at bars. 

Aritst, illustrator, and animator Russell Kozelmann comes back to teach Matt and Kevin how to be an OK person at highschool. Kevin was homeschool his whole life and can barely process that highschool isn’t exactly like the Breakfast club, and Matt spent his highschool years as a bully and is still paying for it on a daily basis. On a side note we should probably get Russell to make something for us… but what? 

This week special guest Zach Clarida comes in to teach Matt and Kevin how to be an OK person at movie theaters. Matt has never been to one and instead uses his movie pass to buy ice cream, and Kevin goes so religiously they assume he literally worships Spider-man.

Sorry for the late upload, technical difficulties are the worst. This week Ryan Davis joins Matt, Kevin, and Devin to teach us how to be an OK person at a comic con. Matt keeps trying to take free pictures with the pretty cosplayers, and Kevin always asks if he can breath the same air. 

Special guest Andrew Aaflaq comes on to teach us how to be an OK person in court. Remember to always answer your subpoena, kids!

Special guest Chantal Hosin comes around too teach Kevin and Matt how to be OK at book clubs! Kevin reads so much he has invented multiple personalities to have his own private book clubs, Matt’s favorite book is the first book in the Hank the Cowdog series.

Devin makes one of his magical guest appearances! We talk about pranks a week before April fools day so you know HOW to prank people, mostly Matt. We expect it to be Matt.

This week special guest illustator and animator Russell Konzelmon stops by this week to help Matt and Kevin be OK at video games. Kevin had gotten to rank 15 in Hearthstone, and Matt thinks he’s winning the start screen (he has yet to hit start).

Special guest future librarian Keaton Hasler shows up this week to aid Matt and Kevin in educating the world on how to be an OK person at a library. Kevin goes too much and doesn’t realize what it means to be normal in a library anymore, and Matt still has trouble understanding the concept of an “inside voice”. 

With special suprising guest: Devin Vonderheide