E.g. "Acquired" tends to have this since both co-hosts research the same topic. I think they try to split up the material, but there is inevitable overlap. They

E.g. "Acquired" tends to have this since both co-hosts research the same topic. I think they try to split up the material, but there is inevitable overlap. They have other weird interactions too, like they are trying to outsmart each other, or at least trying not to get outsmarted. Some podcasts explicitly avoid this by only having a single host do research so the other host can give genuine reactions. E.g. "You're Wrong About" and "If Books Could Kill".