A podcast for getting things done. Popular Mechanics Editor Jacqueline Detwiler hosts a rotating cast of characters who answer tough questions and provide tips for being smart about life.
CNET's Dan Ackerman stops by to have it out with Alex George
38 Min
Nov 10, 2017
Last minute costume tips, marathon training, and pumpkin preserving
34 Min
Oct 27, 2017
Guest Steve Ramsey recommends the tools you need to go from couch to building a bookshelf
There are a lot of scary things in the world right now, and these tiny creatures are probably the worst of them.
The staff of the Most Useful Podcast Ever must be watching a lot of TV lately, because that's where we seem to be getting our tips.
We take on other concerns you may have this month, from gardening to spotting unmarked cop cars. And, of course, St. Paddy's.
All the advice you need to win this year's office pool and keep the winnings safe.
FEMA tells us what we need to know before a flood, and Katie Macdonald tries to tell us what we need to know before Mardi Gras.
We talk to a food preservation expert about safe canning, and test short-throw projectors.
A testing table-heavy episode in which we buy a TV, taste some beer, and brew coffee
The Most Useful Podcast Ever takes on some of the many tasks you may encounter over a long holiday weekend.
The Most Useful Podcast Ever goes kayaking, and settles an important question about dogs.
Curing meat, birdwatching, socket wrenches and more eggs, not necessarily in that order
The most useful tips for a few of life's most frustrating experiences - and one of its best.
Taxes are boring, but comedian and certified public accountant Greg Kyteisn’t. On today’s Most Useful Podcast Ever, he gives us tax tips thatwon’t make you fall asleep on your desk. After that, Alex George tells ushow to pimp your...
On this episode of the Most Useful Podcast Ever, Austin Robey, founder of Brooklyn 3D-printing studio MakeMode, stops by to tell us who stands to benefit most from the 3D printing revolution. Then, associate editor Matt Goulet tries out four...
Most people breathe into their shoulders instead of into their chests, causing a host of physical problems and increasing stress. Clinical psychologist and breathing expert to law enforcement Belisa Vranich stops by the Most Useful Podcast Ever to...
Plus, the curious idiot learns to share photos in the cloud and we test some New Year’s Resolutions
An investigation into what keeps us awake at night. Plus, virtual reality, Audi's, and Paper Airplanes.
We stand up for your right to have a standing desk, even if it makes you look weird.
We make stand-up paddle board, and test a breathalyzer with a skill testing drinking game.
