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Long friendship, loose stories, real detours.
Ear Biscuits with Rhett & Link lets Rhett and Link talk at length about travel, health, holidays, fan voicemails, and the strange logistics of being themselves. The pleasure is in the meander: a Japan meal, a medical experience, or a yearly top-ten list can turn into a debate over wording, memory, and manners.
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Ear Biscuits with Rhett & Link is a longform conversation show shaped by friendship, habit, and the freedom to take the scenic route. Rhett and Link talk like people who have corrected each other for decades. The format is simple, but the texture is specific. A trip to Japan can become a story about restaurant etiquette, careful wrapping, a fountain pen, Kyoto versus Osaka, and the awkward aftermath of a perfect meal. A personal encounter can become a courtroom-style review of embarrassment. A health episode can move from heart surgery and EKGs to overprepared doctor notes, medical terminology, and the comic fear of doing too much homework. The show often works by letting ordinary logistics become emotional evidence. Flights, holiday schedules, sleep scores, meals, games, and voicemail prompts all become ways to talk about personality. The pace is unhurried. That patience matters. Rhett and Link do not polish every turn into a punchline, and the best moments often come from a correction, a misunderstanding, or a phrase that needs to be litigated before the story can continue. The humor is warm and dry, with enough silliness to soften heavier subjects. It can also be unexpectedly candid. Episodes around Rhett's medical experience and the show's goodbye-for-now stretch show how easily the conversation can shift from joking to reflection without changing its basic shape. Listener voicemails add another layer, especially when they bring strange games, advice questions, or affectionate callbacks into the room. Recent excerpts also show Ear Biscuits material crossing into Good Mythical More while the podcast sits on indefinite hiatus. That gives the show a bittersweet frame without making it feel frozen. Its appeal is not just the topics. It is the way two familiar voices wander through them, argue the rules, remember the lore, and eventually find the point by staying with the conversation.
Made for: For listeners who like warm, meandering talk between longtime creative partners, especially when comedy, memory, travel, health, and personal rituals overlap. It fits fans who want companionship more than tight segments.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart through the accumulated shorthand between Rhett and Link: corrections, callbacks, and tiny logistical details become the engine of the conversation. It feels lived-in rather than produced to a hard outline.
Join Rhett & Link, hosts of the popular daily YouTube show Good Mythical Morning and authors of the New York Times bestseller “Book of Mythicality” in a candid weekly conversation for your Internetainment. Check out more on https://x.com/Mythical
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Japan wrapping, a tight medal joke, a Minami Aoyama pen, and a best-meal memory.
This Good Mythical More segment folds a Japan visit into a neat blend of travel notes, snack tasting, and guest etiquette. The wrapping detail, the tight gold-medal joke, the snacks brought back, and the gift from the Minami Aoyama pen shop all land cleanly.
A listener game turns into a loose, deadpan hangout.
The segment takes its cue from a Florida Man Horoscope game and settles into a long riff on one outrageous headline about allegedly hitting a wife with a Christmas tree after being asked to make dinner.
A warm, loose medical story that stays funny without losing the weight of the subject.
Rhett's medical-trial story feels lived in rather than polished, which helps it land. The paperwork, EKGs, and doctor talk give the episode its plainest details, and Link keeps the pace steady without letting the jokes swallow the point.
A loose, honest update on faith, doubt, and the afterlife.
Rhett and Link use their annual spiritual check-in to take stock of where they are after going public in 2020 with their deconstruction from evangelical Christianity, leaning on listener questions to keep the conversation moving.
A loose year-end rewind that favors reflection, familiar banter, and an easy finish.
Ear Biscuits spends the hour revisiting 2020 through photos, calendars, and notes, using the annual top-10 moments list as a loose frame for the year.
Reported stories of responsibility and its consequences.
Researchers, doctors and coaches, translated into everyday health stakes.
Rhett and Link take three listener voicemails on Good Mythical More, starting with a caller who asks whether to "kill my boyfriend" or remove his new bird feeder after local birds got fat.
The episode opens in Japan.
Rhett and Link introduce a new segment on Good Mythical More where they answer voicemails from listeners, reviving a tradition from their Ear Biscuits podcast.
Link recounts an awkward encounter with his hero, the hip-hop producer The Alchemist, and asks for audience feedback on how embarrassing it was.
Rhett and Link say goodbye to their podcast Ear Biscuits, discussing unplanned crying and awkward times.
Rhett and Link discuss their annual tradition of sharing and ranking their top personal moments from the year 2025.
Rhett and Link discuss their Thanksgiving experiences and Link's latest accident.
Link tells the full story behind taking a blind woman to Wisconsin - nearly fell asleep driving while neither passenger could see him nodding off.
Rhett McLaughlin reveals his experience with atrial flutter and atrial fibrillation, from first noticing symptoms while filming to an emergency cardioversion in the ER and eventually learning he needs a heart ablation procedure.
Rhett and Link discuss their recent trip to the Pacific Northwest, particularly Bend, Oregon, and the high concentration of Mythical Beasts there.
Rhett and Link discuss coping mechanisms for anxiety and stress in this episode of Ear Biscuits.
Rhett apologizes for misstating facts about the Croatia-Bosnia war on Ear Biscuits.
Rhett and Link discuss their new Wonder Hole episode featuring Rainn Wilson, which comically explores spiritual themes, and mention their One Star Hotels video.
Rhett and Link turn their annual spiritual check-in into a shared update, using listener questions to revisit where they landed after going public in 2020 about leaving evangelical Christianity.
Rhett and Link spend the episode ranking their top ten moments from the year.