On this episode of the Damaged Ones podcast, Mike Garcia & Sarah Altland are now swinging for the fences, daring people who love to cheat, to just do it! After the news of Megan Thee Stallion's recent breakup, female fans are flooding social media that they will cheat on their partners/spouses to avenge Megan. To that, Mike says, GO FOR IT!!! To spare the heartache of the good man and not have their time wasted, let certain people sabotage themselves as they deserve to be alone.

Plus, the juicy Chase scandal occurs as JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini is accused sexually coercing, drugging, and racially harassing a male junior banker, Chirayu Rana. However, NY Post reports that it's all fabricated! Did she do it, is she this deranged female boss monster, or is this the work of a disgruntled employee that wants to destroy the innocence of a good woman?

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On this episode of the Damaged Ones podcast, Mike Garcia & Sarah Altland once again goes balls deep in perspective of what's going on in the Damaged World today. From the tragic passing of a UK influencer Klaudia Glam getting run over by another female influencer, to two high school teachers having sexual misconducts with a student, one of them named Haley Beck who is beyond obsessed with the student, and much more.

In addition, Mike Garcia slightly "respects" Sophia Rain for beating the "game". And ending on a positive note where Clavicular gets banned on YouTube and celebrating a hero that prevented a school shooting.

All this and more right here. Feel free to send your questions, comments or concerns to the email: [email protected] and let us know what you'd love for us to talk about next!

On this episode on the Damaged Ones Podcast, Mike Garcia & Sarah Altland goes Balls to the Wall as they call out the stupidity and narcism of these celebrities & influencers that are damaging/poisoning the minds of young individuals. From Jada Pinkett Smith justifying her destroying Will Smith's life, to Sophie Rain calling out Sydney Sweeney for her character's choices on the latest season of Euphoria, to Clavicular getting young men to disfigure their faces using a hammer, in a program called "looksmaxxing"... seriously, f**k these influencers...

But first, we give our own opinion on the reason why Ruby Rose took 20 years to talk on what Katy Perry did to her. But is it legit? Did it happen? or is Ruby Rose looking for attention? All this and more, right here!

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On today's episode of the Damaged Ones Podcast, Mike Garcia & Sarah Altland talks on the stupidest choice made from Chamel Abdulkarim, who decided it would be a good idea to commit arson at an warehouse, in Ontario, California, filled with toilet trees, and other cleaning products, for saying he wasn't getting paid enough. By taking inspiration from Luigi Mangione, and filmed himself committing the act, as opposed to quitting and finding something better. And Mike is outraged that there are people taking his side... because of course they are.

Plus, as a fellow voice actor, Mike Garcia reflects on a recent disturbing email that has been sent to Ashleigh Crystal Hairston, the voice actress for Hazel in the recent new Fairly Odd Parents, and sickened by a demented fan that's CLEARLY A PEDO.

All that and more right here!

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On this Easter weekend of the Damaged Ones Podcast, Mike Garcia & Sarah Atland does a Free-For-All, an episode where randomness knows no bounds! Everything from people doing regular mundane things out of the norm, to people self-sabotaging relationships, to Mike telling a story of a close friend going after a specific type of woman after a heartbreak and so much more. Plus, a new catchphrase for a T-Shirt that they believe will be an awesome one to have. Also also, a new mini segment just to piss people off, and a juicy new story found by Sarah where it involves ANOTHER cheating scandal.

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Today is another uncomfortable episode in the Damaged Ones Podcast, as Mike Garcia & Sarah Altland get down to the nitty gritty. First, Mike focuses on the aftermath of Taylor Frankie Paul and is outraged!

He is outraged over society's damaged mindset to allow domestic violence to be normalized when it happens to men, and is outraged that lots of people are making a joke of the matter by enacting DV skits on TikTok.

Then, Sarah gets into the Noelia Castillo euthanasia case in Barcelona, Spain, and makes us consider to ask the question, should laws be set to prevent people from taking their own lives, where is the line drawn? Or is it truly a case-by-case basis?

Plus an interesting discussion, will OnlyFans be bought out and shut down now that the main creator has tragically passed away?

PSA: If you or your loved one has suicidal thoughts in any way, please seek help immediately. Please talk to someone today: Dial 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

And if you are trapped in a relationship that involves domestic violence in anyway, please get out of it. Call the authorities, document everything, and find a way to get out of it.

If you have a story to tell and to share with us, email me directly at [email protected].

On this episode of Damaged Ones, Mike Garcia and Sarah Altland get into some uncomfortable territory — the kind people don’t always want to talk about, but probably should.

We dive into the darker side of cult-like thinking, especially when it shows up in religion and how situations involving abuse are handled — or ignored — when it comes to women.

Sarah breaks down the allegations surrounding Joseph Duggar and what it says about power, protection, and accountability. Then in the second half, we get into the situation involving Taylor Frankie Paul — the video, the reactions, and how quickly people rush to excuse behavior depending on who’s involved.

It’s messy, it’s real, and yeah… it might piss you off.

If you’re into honest conversations that don’t sugarcoat things, this one’s for you.

👉 Watch now and let us know where you stand.

This week on The Damaged Ones Podcast, Mike Garcia and Sarah Altland do something a little different for Friday the 13th weekend… they dive headfirst into the chaos surrounding the reviews of Scream 7.

The movie is crushing it at the box office — but that doesn’t mean the fans (or Mike and Sarah) are completely sold.

Mike breaks down why the film could’ve been way more satisfying if the creative team stuck with the plan to bring back Matthew Lillard’s legendary character Stu in an effective way. Instead, the ending we got feels… confusing, rushed, and honestly a little anticlimactic for a franchise known for its clever twists.

Sarah pushes back with her own thoughts on the film, but the conversation quickly takes a left turn into horror territory when she opens up about her deep fear of clowns. Naturally, Mike sees that as an opportunity — not to comfort her — but to figure out how to amplify that fear to an entirely new level.

Horror movie debates, questionable creative decisions, irrational fears, and the kind of uncomfortable conversations only this podcast can get away with… yeah, this episode goes places.

🎙️ Watch or listen now and join the conversation. Do you think Scream 7 dropped the ball… or did the ending actually work?

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On this episode of The Damaged Ones Podcast, Mike Garcia and Sarah Altland dive into one of the most quietly frustrating parts of modern dining: forced tipping.

Let’s be clear — we’re not anti-tipping. If someone gives great service, we’re more than happy to show appreciation. But when a tip is automatically added, suggested at ridiculous percentages, or quietly slipped onto the receipt, it stops feeling like gratitude and starts feeling like coercion. Mike and Sarah unpack the growing trend of restaurants and delivery apps pushing the responsibility of paying workers’ salaries onto customers — and why that approach might actually be turning people away instead of helping workers.

Then the conversation takes a wild turn into what Sarah calls the Burger Wars. With the launch of McDonald’s new Arch Burger, something strange is happening in the fast-food world: CEOs are suddenly appearing in marketing videos biting into burgers in the most grotesque way possible. Is this awkward, uncomfortable content accidental… or is it secretly brilliant marketing designed to go viral?

From tipping culture to bizarre fast-food advertising, nothing is safe in this episode.

🎙️ Listen now and join the conversation. If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at a forced tip screen or wondered why burger executives suddenly look like they’ve never eaten food before, this episode is for you.

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This week on Damaged Ones, Mike Garcia and Sarah Altland are diving straight into the chaos.

We’re talking about Bonnie Blue reportedly sleeping with over 1,000 men in 24 hours — plus another 400 — and now news circulating that she’s pregnant. Look, adults can make their own choices. We’re not here to police anybody’s life. But we are here to talk about consequences. Because when the cameras turn off and real life kicks in — especially when a child is involved — the conversation changes. Can someone in that space truly pivot to a “normal” life? Is that even fair to expect? We unpack all of it.

Then we react to the female influencer who allegedly washed her underwear in a hotel coffee pot — yes, you read that right — and is now reportedly being sued by the hotel company. We talk about clout culture, why people keep pushing the line for attention, and how social media has completely warped common sense.

It’s messy. It’s uncomfortable. It’s exactly the kind of conversation people are thinking but not saying out loud.

If you like real conversations without the fake moral high ground, hit play now.

👉 Subscribe, leave a review, and send this episode to the friend who always says, “There’s no way people are actually doing this.” Yes. Yes, they are.