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3 Problems: Cooking, email and plane boarding.
We're back with only our second-ever lightning round — three hosts, three problems, 20 minutes each. Nobody knows what's coming.Jesse kicks things off asking why we ca...
Can cable TV make a comeback?
Cable TV peaked at 105 million households in 2010. Today it's in less than 34% of American homes — and yet, somehow, streaming has become the new cable. Complicated bu...
Let's party, people!
House parties are dying. The data is real, the stats are wild, and somehow Romain is the one mad about it. In this episode, Romain tasks Simon and Jesse with figuring ...
We need to laugh more.
When did everything get so serious? In this episode Simon tasks Jesse and Romain with trying to get the world to laugh more. In a time when people are feeling more lon...
Three problems.
On this episode of Crack It, we try something new baby!!!!! Instead of spending the whole episode on one problem, Jesse, Simon and Romain each bring their own and give...
It's time to learn a second language.
“Everyone agrees learning a second language is valuable. Almost no one actually does it.”In this episode of Crack It In An Hour, Romain speaks with Jesse and Biz to un...
Making great TV.
What makes great TV… great? Is it art? Is it comfort food? Is it something in between? In this episode, Jesse brings a deceptively simple question to Simon and Biz: ho...
How do we expand our musical taste? — ft. Luke Yun
Most of us are stuck. Stuck in the same playlist, the same three artists, the same songs we discovered in high school. And the algorithm isn't helping, 70% of music co...
The new American sport.
Creating a new sports league sounds easy…until you actually try to do it. In this episode Simon brings a big swing to the table: can they invent the next great America...
Donate your blood.
Only about 3% of eligible Americans donate blood. THREE PERCENT. For something that quite literally saves lives, that number feels…insane. In this episode Jesse brings...
Breaking the buzzword of community — ft. Nourhan Wahdan
Somewhere along the way, “community” became one of the most overused words in marketing. Every brand wants one, every founder claims to build one, but what does it act...
Can award shows reclaim their DNA?
Award shows used to feel like cultural events. Now? Ratings are down, attention is split, and they just don’t seem to matter the way they once did. So Romain brings th...
Accepting Rejection — ft. Kathleen Munroe
Rejection. We all hate it. We all face it. So this week Simon brings a tough one to the table: how do we actually get better at dealing with it? We’re joined by the fa...
Can we fall back in love with reading?
In a world where we scroll more than we sit, skim more than we study, and get our information in 30-second bursts, reading books feels…harder than it used to. So in th...
Doing nothing could be everything.
There was a study where people would rather shock themselves than sit alone with their own thoughts. Not a metaphor. Actually shock themselves. And yet doing absolutel...
Let the kids roam!
Somewhere along the way, keeping kids safe slowly turned into keeping them supervised at all times. In this episode, Romain kicks things off by asking a simple but unc...
Can we stop replacing and start fixing?
Somewhere along the way, “I’ll just pay someone to do it” became the default. In this episode, Jesse kicks things off by asking why DIY and basic handiness have quietl...
How do we get people to hydrate?
Most of us know we should drink more water… and yet here we are. On this episode, Simon brings a deceptively simple problem to the table: why don’t people drink enough...
Should we bring back landlines?
Landlines are dead…but what would it take to bring them back? In this episode, Biz joins Jesse, Simon, and Romain as they discuss how we could bring one of the more re...
Do New Year's resolutions need a makeover?
Every January, we promise ourselves change. Eat better. Move more. Finally become the person we swore we’d be last year. And then… most resolutions quietly die by Febr...