All You Need To Know

Isaac and Quinn talk about the art of pranking, harmless pranks versus harmful ones, the best of the all-time pranksters, and whether it matters if you know who you are pranking or not.

Quinn and Isaac get fired up about certain things in life that just have you asking yourself “What in the heck is taking so long?”

Quinn and Isaac discuss the allure and draw of Spider-Man, ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day,’ and how the Tom Holland-led franchise seems to be flop-proof.

Quinn, Isaac and a special guest (Quinn’s wife Bre) delve into the idea of having memories that stand out above the rest.

Quinn and Isaac discuss the lack of hype for the upcoming Avengers installment and break down the diarrhea outbreak currently gripping America.

Quinn and Isaac discuss the sport of golf, efforts to make it more casual (shrink the game?), the 2026 Disasters, and the dos and do nots of backyard golf.

In this roundtable episode, Quinn and Isaac welcome in Minion experts and theorists, Thad Buchanan and Garrett Howell, to discuss the evil nature of the Minions and get down to the bottom of some of the world’s biggest, most problematic questions.

Quinn and Isaac air their grievances about road work, how long it takes, how disruptive it can be, and what can and should be done to fix it.

Being somewhat experts on the topic, Quinn and Isaac describe how someone can spend half a day stuck at the airport.

With the final Jackass movie EVER coming out, Isaac and Quinn talk about the franchise, it’s impact, and how it will be remembered.

Quinn and Isaac are back from AYN2K’s summer break to talk storms, the beauty that’s in them, and name the Top 5 Things to Do While a Storm Rolls In.

Quinn and Isaac attack the idea that sleep scores and tracking your sleep actually contribute to a productive society.

Quinn and Isaac dive into one of their favorite topics to talk about… other people a) not being aware of their surroundings and b) not acting the way they want them to act.

Quinn and Isaac talk the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to eating food (often leftovers) that have sat around for a day or so.

Quinn and Isaac discuss synergy, things that are synergetic, and get off on quite the long tangent about Ryan Gosling.

Quinn and Isaac discuss a possible facial hair trend that one of them witnessed out in the wild.

Quinn and Isaac talk about the good twists of life, like pretzels, stretching, and the 1960s dance.

Quinn and Isaac briefly touch on The Masters before diving into a list of things that would be weird borrowing (or being asked to borrow).

Quinn, Isaac, and Quinn’s dad, Scooter, sit down, say sorry, and officially change the podcast back to All You Need To Know.

As Quinn deals with podcast-name-change fallout, Isaac and Mr. Buchanan dive deep into Thad’s mind.

Quinn and Isaac kick off the AWH2K era by talking about books based on movies, and movies based on books.

Love the hit song "End of Beginning" by Djo? Love Chick Fil A too? Then this parody song is the one for you.

Quinn and Isaac celebrate another milestone moment, hear from those who have helped the pod get this far, debut a new parody, and make a HUGE announcement about the future of AYN2K.

Quinn and Isaac preview the 400th episode, share a sneak peak of a new parody, and discuss things that are harder to pick up later in life.

Quinn and Isaac dive deep into schemes, ponzi schemes, pyramid schemes, the Oceans movie franchise, and a whole lot more.

Quinn and Isaac discuss the 2026 winter olympic games, the quirky competitions included, and whether or not it’s better than the summer olympics.

Isaac takes the reigns and leads he and Quinn on a conversation that wonders if you really need experience for certain things.

Quinn and Isaac FINALLY get to the topic that everyone has been waiting for… sauntering and meandering.

Quinn and Isaac break down how some compliments can sting a bit (backhanded compliments).

Quinn and Isaac ask if soup is a meal that you settle for, and whether or not it can be classified as a happy food (and how it’s a metaphor for life).

On the heels of the NFL’s Wild Card weekend, Quinn and Isaac discuss everything in life that includes wild cards.

Quinn and Isaac kick off 2026 by talking about when to take the Christmas stuff down, and when to shut up about the New Year.

For the last episode of the year, Quinn and Isaac talk about missing the boat, and discuss things that they’ve missed the boat on.

Quinn and Isaac discuss how Christmas shopping has slowly become soulless.

Quinn and Isaac rant about things being released on and around the holidays, and how it inevitably leads to spoilers.

Quinn and Isaac help you out by providing Thanksgiving talking points for those dreaded Turkey Day lulls in conversation.

Quinn and Isaac get collectively upset about the recent trend of Hollywood just remaking cartoons and animated films, sometimes not even 10 years removed from the original release.

Quinn and Isaac pack all three of these tantalizing topics, and believe it or not, tie them all together at the end.

Quinn and Isaac discuss those pesky letter and number combos that you always need, and when the whole two factor authentication thing gets out of hand.

Quinn and Isaac get to the bottom of this question… are they the same? Different? Does it matter what time of day it is?

Quinn and Isaac… it’s not what you think. Just listen to the episode.

Quinn and Isaac break down all the times in life where “faking it until you make it” are good and bad, and discuss the 2002 film “Catch Me If You Can” ad nauseam.

Quinn and Isaac dive into the spooky holiday and give their takes – hot and cold – on Halloween and Halloween-related activities.

Quinn and Isaac FINALLY discuss the places where you are most likely to spend the most boring of your living moments… and trash talk James Cameron.

Quinn and Isaac discuss the comforting noise that some people need and some people don’t, the other types of noises associated with colors, and ask if white noise is a generational thing.

Quinn and Isaac open up the mailbox and answer viewer questions that pertain to football, same-side-sitting, oatmeal, MJ runs, and mechanics.

Quinn Eaton and Matt Fitzgerald once again break down and make predictions for the upcoming NFL season.

Quinn and Isaac share a beautiful collection of home-cooked plot lines for episodes of Seinfeld if they took place in 2025.

Quinn and Isaac discuss the disastrous Ice Cube movie, the FDA warning people not to eat Walmart Shrimp, and the conspiracy theory that the Rams QB is a clone.

Does there really need to be a description here? The title of the episode kind of explains all you need to know.