It's on like Donkey Dong! The Epstein Files are dropping and piling up and landing right on Bill Gates' Russian herpes covered pudd.  Uncle Rico Show all-star, Anthony Zenhauser joins Andy and Nelly to tear apart the Gates legecy and spotlight some of the names on the Little Saint James guest list.

More Anthony Zenhauser: https://www.youtube.com/@TheShuliNetwork
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Sources included: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8iWxG3hcBU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVqIUAc_Afc 

 In this new companion show to All Apologies, Joe and Andy explore their fandom and cultural impact of the Grateful Dead. Born and raised on this counter culture phenomenon that spanned almost 60 years, there is no shortage of music stories and analysis that have touched the lives of so many. Joe and Andy invite you to listen share and enjoy the art and entertainment that Jerry, Bobby, Phil, Bill, Mickey and Co. left on he world. We should all be grateful for "The Dead".

Patreon members can enjoy the full unedited discussion of this live Silver Stadium performance of Hell in a Bucket from 7-2-1987. 

 In this episode of All Apologies, Andy, Nelly, and Dillon break down the latest in viral apologies and adult industry controversies — including Abella Danger’s apology after going viral at the Miami Hurricanes CFP title game, the tragic story of Gina Lima and her boyfriend’s deaths, and the heated debate over OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue’s “barely legal” content backlash. We unpack backlash culture, societal stigma around sex work, mental health in the industry, and how public opinion shapes who gets forgiven — or attacked. Tune in for honest conversations, context, and some brutal truths about fame, shame, and apology in 2026.

#AllApologiesPodcast #AbellaDanger #ViralApology #PornStarControversy #AdultIndustry #OnlyFansDrama #MediaBacklash #SportsAndCulture #MentalHealth #PopCulturePodcast

 

 This week Gummi Chainsaw joins the show to round up all of the absurd, horrifying and criminal antics of live streamer, turned pro-wrestler, Logan Paul. Looking for a role model? Look somewhere else.

More Gummi: https://gummichainsaw.com/
www.youtube.com/@GummiChainsaw
www.youtube.com/@LuigiGreenberg
https://x.com/Gummi_Chainsaw 

Owen Cook has blocked us on Instagram! Hear all about it from Tony from HACK THE MOVIES, Andy, Joe 6 Pack and all of Owen's satisfied customers. 

Andy, Joe and Ed watch John Rocker strike out on ESPN before turning their attention to Stuttering John apologizing to Clay Dabbler.

Vinnie Paulino & Blind Mike Geary join Joe & Andy to revel in the epic on-stage melt down of Seinfeld superstar, Michael Richards before dissecting the cringe-worthy appearance on Letterman, as well as more recent accounts of what Kramer has been up to all this time.

More Mike: https://www.youtube.com/@BlindMikeProject

More Vinnie:  https://www.youtube.com/@TheCreepOff

Owen Cook, better known as “RSD Tyler,” once positioned himself as a self-help guru for insecure men—selling confidence, masculinity, and sexual success through the pickup artist movement. But over time, the image cracked. Allegations of abuse, exploitation, and manipulation began to surface, alongside mounting criticism of the broader manosphere culture he helped popularize. 

In this episode of All Apologies Luigi Greenberg from Skeptical Robot  and Nelly, examine the difference of " getting in your head vs "getting your head in".

More Luigi: http://www.youtube.com/@LuigiGreenberg

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 This week on All Apologies, we dig into the uniquely chaotic career—and apology tour—of former Congressman George Santos. From serial fabrications and shameless pivots to media appearances that blur the line between confession, performance art, and pure trolling, Santos may have perfected a new genre of public non-apology.

Andy and Joe cover wide‑ranging, frequently unhinged conversation that pulls Santos into a larger ecosystem of modern outrage culture. Along the way, they connect the dots between Santos and the media figures who orbit the same attention economy—Milo Yiannopoulos, Candace Owens, Tim Pool, and more—asking whether apologies still matter when notoriety is the point.

The result is a fast, funny, and slightly conspiratorial episode about grifts, redemption narratives, and why some public figures never actually say sorry… because they don’t have to.