This week, editor Katie comes on to walk Jeff and Jay through the extremely unserious history of YouTube drama. From Dramageddon to Tanacon, it quickly turns into a deep dive into some of the internet’s messiest, most unnecessary moments.

This week, we’re flipping the script with our first-ever Dad Knows Best episode. Jeff takes over with a crash course in Formula 1- what it is, who’s involved, and why anyone in their right mind would spend hours watching cars go in circles.

After recent events involving the USA Men's Hockey Team, gender equality is on a lot of our minds. This week, Jeff and Jay talk sexism- at the Olympics, the Oscars, and in the workplace. How far have we come with gender equality, and is it anywhere close to enough?

Gen X spent years celebrating the rise of the smartphone—one device replacing our phone, camera, music player, and everything else in our pockets. But now Gen Z is reversing the trend.

From iPods and film cameras to other retro tech, younger users are rediscovering simpler devices and stepping away from the always-connected smartphone lifestyle.

In this episode, Jeff and Jay explore why Gen Z is embracing nostalgia technology, the rise of digital minimalism, and what this shift says about attention, social media fatigue, and our relationship with modern devices.

Why is old technology suddenly cool again—and what can Gen X learn from it?

Special Marketing Episode:
Jeff and Jay step outside their usual format to unpack the fundamental differences between marketing to Gen X and Gen Z. From platform choice to purchasing motivation, they explore how social media behavior, trust signals, and cultural expectations shape two completely different playbooks for reaching each generation.

Jay and Jeff tackle parasocial relationships — aka why strangers on the internet feel like our friends, therapists, and sometimes enemies. With Nicki Minaj and Kanye as prime examples (yes, we go there), we break down how celebrity opinions can instantly change how fans love, defend, or completely turn on them.

We all know about Artificial Intelligence and their large language models. But what about AI taking over acting and modeling. Jay and Jeff tackle this and try out new theme songs.

Are Gen Z the entitled generation? Making a strong argument for are Timothee Chalamet and Tara from Tara's World. Jay and Jeff dive into this thorny topic and friend of the pod Sydney Sweeney comes up again. Will she ever not?

Have you ever heard of Kendra from TikTok who grew a following with a story about her therapist? Jeff definitely hadn't but luckily Jay and special guest Katie the Editor are here to explain.

Is lying on the internet just strategy now? We use Trisha Paytas and rage bait culture to unpack how outrage turns into followers — and whether there’s a line anymore.