The Iceathon rolls on as the Iceman falls deep into the Labubu rabbit hole: yes, it's a thing, and yes, he's obsessed. After the latest shock drop, he comes up for air just long enough to give his take on Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning and what might be next for the franchise. The boys debate a Sinners sequel without Ryan Coogler (gasp!), then pivot to the real question: is the McDonald's Snack Wrap comeback actually worth it? They wrap things up with a rapid fire roundup Taylor Swift, sports betting, and other bits of chaos you didn't know you needed.

Happy Birthday to the Iceman! He recaps his big weekend in Philly, which included his first Indian wedding and a cheesesteak that somehow wasn't in Philly, and it showed. He also pitches the fellas on joining the Masters raffle… but there's a twist, and potential sacrifice. The gang then talks about the chaos surrounding the new Nintendo Switch drop and the midnight release tactic to outsmart bots and resellers. The Iceathon wraps up with a look at Apple's WWDC and why this moment might make or break the Iceman's Apple loyalty.

This week, the boys recap three VERY different Memorial Day celebrations. Ice is still raging, this time in a slightly more appropriate setting. AJ attempts to live a little and pays dearly for it, while Jack goes straight medieval. With the dust fully settled on the holiday, it’s on to the business that is the season two finale of The Last of Us. To say the guys were conflicted about the rather abbreviated 7-episode run would be a bloater-sized understatement. Grab the nearest sawed off golf club you can find and dig into the proceedings.

This week, AJ discovers the song of the summer, and BOY is it a doozy. Yack recruits a new jogger to his flock, while Ice is on his best behavior after crashing out and discovering his love for dice. Of course, when he’s not rolling them bones, Ice is nailing down seat assignments for the Commanders’ home opener (because how soon IS too soon?). The boys are surprisingly bullish about post-Mission Impossible Tom Cruise, but bearish on Amazon-Prime James Bond. AJ’s shares a hard-earned life lesson on wearing your shoes, and the guys close on monster that is begins with P and ends with D*ddy. This episode may not play well in the back of a Tuk Tuk but what do we know.

The Iceman's first illness of the season forces a remote episode, exposing AJ's ongoing battle with modern tech. After a few hiccups, the crew dives into their unfiltered take on Thunderbolts, the latest MCU drop, and the (sort of) big news around Daredevil: Born Again. With James Gunn teasing more Superman, the entertainment talk runs deep. They wrap with their yearly ritual: overhyping the Commanders' first home game after the NFL schedule release.

After an unexpected April hiatus, AJ, The Iceman, and Yoggin Yack reunite to catch up on all the chaos they missed. Yoggin kicks things off with tales of his latest run, a Spring Break trip to Lake Anna, and a tariff-fueled splurge. The Iceman reflects on Lent and his mission to get back into fighting shape, while AJ shares the highs (and mostly lows) of his first work trip to Vegas. They wrap it up with a spoiler-free take on Sinners—because of course they did.

This week, AJ ponies up for Disney+, and he is NOT thrilled with the value proposition. Regardless, he puts it to good use, as the boys give a spoiler-filled recap of the Daredevil Born Again 'season' finale (if you can call it that). For those wondering, Yack is still out there yoggin', while Ice rides the pine for the time being. Elsewhere, AJ is just barely recovered from his last injury but he's already shopping for new gear for the road (new injuries notwithstanding). The guys had a rum night, and things get real picklely. Stay briney, my friends.

While Yack takes his annual spring egress, AJ and Ice speculate wildly as to what he’s REALLY doing on ‘vacay’. Ice drops a body art bombshell before launching into a full breakdown of the glory that was ‘Masters Week’. AJ begins his Wrestlemania 41 preview but he’s immediately usurped by a poncho-crazed maniac. This episode is for those that enjoy a cup of coffee in the big time.

The guys are back together this week… sort of. Yack is on the hunt for a new ride, while AJ reveals a ‘secret’ side gig (which may come into play if the economy keeps going the way it has been). In addition to all the recent economic turmoil, there was weather-related drama, and AJ was smack dab in the middle of it. With the finale of Daredevil Born Again looming, the guys get you all caught up through episode 8. There’s even a little bonus breakdown of the Superman sneak peek from last week. But just as the guys are ready to shut it down, there’s a surprise ‘cameo’ to bring the episode home. Pour yourself a proper pint and have a listen... but make sure your Ring doorbell camera is ON at all times. You never know who might show up on your doorstep.

Yack and Ice take a wild ride through casinos and indoor waterparks, debating whether the real winner is the blackjack table or the big wheel. Hydration remains a theme as they dive into a blind tasting of Guinness vs. Non-Alcoholic Guinness. From there, the guys embark on a bar-hopping adventure before shifting gears to a tech review of the new Nintendo Switch 2. Nostalgia kicks in as they dig into the Power Rangers’ peak era (hint: it’s not Dino Thunder). Buckle up, because this episode is as unpredictable as a roulette spin.