Edison Shen and Nathan Xie
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Based on 5 episodes we listened to · July 2026
Burnt Toast brings Comedy a young hangout show where quarantine life, gaming, music, and random questions keep derailing the room.
Burnt Toast belongs in Comedy as a loose young hangout show, built around casual voices, guest drop-ins, and whatever question happens to pull the room sideways.
A Minecraft time dispute takes over before you even get an intro.
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A late-night argument that keeps drifting into better nonsense.
It starts with a midnight fight over who handles the intro and outro, then turns into a petty but funny run at a claimed 12-hour delay, Minecraft skill, and the shame of taking three hours to beat the Ender Dragon.
A comeback episode that turns a two-week gap into a comic argument.
Burnt Toast returns after about a two-week gap and makes the comeback itself part of the joke, with Timothy taking the blame while both hosts keep circling over who asked first, which day it was, and whose messages actually line up.
A duck joke, a NASCAR tangent, and an unserious fight about reasons.
Burnt Toast runs on momentum more than polish, and that is the point. Ada and the hosts bounce from ducks to NASCAR wording to Boo Radley to Minecraft trash talk, then turn a simple reason question into a running fight.
A candid guest spot that follows Daniel Hong from college math to the roots of his rap start.
Burnt Toast brings on artist Daniel Hong for a conversation that moves from music as a daily habit to the harder question of whether it could become a career.
Quarantine stress, guest banter, and a messy questions segment keep Burnt Toast in motion.
Burnt Toast frames quarantine as a running argument over how long it has lasted, who is managing it well, and who is barely holding it together.
A stranger calls. Chris Gethard listens. Anything can surface.
Two teenage friends, Edison and Timothy, record their podcast at midnight after a day of scheduling disputes, Minecraft sessions, and crepe-making.
Two teenage co-hosts return after a two-week hiatus and immediately argue about who was responsible for the break.
Three young friends — the hosts and a guest named Ada — record a chaotic, unscripted episode of Burnt Toast that spirals from duck facts into a prolonged argument about whether the term 'NASCAR car' is grammatically valid.
Teen rapper Daniel Hong, performing under the name Youngha, joins the Burnt Toast podcast to discuss his music career, creative process, and the realities of breaking into rap as a young artist.
Three middle school students — Edison, Timothy, and guest Angelina — record a loosely structured episode during COVID-19 quarantine, roughly two months into lockdown.