When I describe this podcast to my friends they ask me what it’s about I can’t tell them. I tell them it is as if Seinfeld was a podcast in 2018- it’s about nothing but it’s hilarious. I laugh out loud and probably get funny looks on the metro link. While the title is ridiculous, it’s easy to get to in my library because it’s all the way at the end (next to Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me).

Whether you're on the treadmill, driving, or sitting alone in front a lone candle, this podcast magically transports you into the (sometimes too) warm confines of Huw's living room. Nate, Stacy, and Huw become like a circle of friends or even a family, as they observe and joke about the absurdities of life. I look forward to each new episode that drops on Thursday. Keep up the good work, you three!

It's like when your friends are out without you and one of them accidentally butt dials you and you can hear their entire conversation and it's really weird, random, and funny. You wish you could be there. You find yourself talking into the phone but no one can hear you yet you still feel like you're a part of the conversation. It's that kinda podcast.

This fantastic podcast intrigued me with the Rod Roddy name drop, hooked me when they said they were playing Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves in the background while recording an episode, and won my heart forever with their empowering talk about eyepatches.

I haven’t listened to it yet, but Nate is a good buddy and I’m sure this podcast is a good time. He’s only sometimes boring and not too annoying, so that’s why we’ve been friends for a long time. Our text messages are full of pictures of food, so that says a lot about him. Huw is alright and the other person, I don’t know. Will update once I give it a listen.

If you like listening to three people you may or may not know discuss topics you may or may not care about, this is the podcast for you. Each host admittedly has their flaws. Huw has only ever seen Titanic one time?? Stacy misremembers the timeline of Felicity’s world-altering haircut?? Nate loves Kevin Costner??? But together, they deliver a conversational magic unlike any you’ve heard before. As you laugh along, you’ll find yourself asking “what happened to these people?” and “seriously though, what happened to these people?” If you make it to the end you’ll wonder why you gave them an entire hour of your time but also when the next episode airs so you can do it again. WutHpnd2Us is exactly the kind of easy listening experience we all need in Trump’s America. 5/5 stars would recommend. I was not paid for this review (yet).