The Usos from the WesWes Network Cam and Eddie discuss Minister of Finance Nicola Willis seemingly stereotyping Pacific Islanders in her response to a potential petrol shortage, then the boys discuss Christopher Luxon getting a Matai Title, then the boys discuss Robbie Magasiva appearing on the Dom Harvey Podcast, and talk about the passing of his brother Pua, then the boys talk about Tana Umaga might be joining the All Blacks coaching team under Dave Rennie, they discuss an arsonist who burned down a Catholic Church in Avondale. Cam has a Food Review and Fia Poko of the Week'

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Eddie and Kaisar discuss sports highlights of the weekend with the NRL and Super Rugby while Kaisar updates us on combat sports, the boys discuss political updates with Prime Minister Chris Luxon down in the Polls and the boys talk about Lakapi Samoa Chairman Tuilaepa stood down and the appointment of Dave Rennie as Coach of the All Blacks.

The Usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Eddie, and Kaisar discuss USA and Israel going to war with Iran, and an update on the NZ Ship Manawanui sunk in Samoa, and the Naval Officers who are now being court martialed. The boys discuss the NZ Government's recent announcement on how they've lowered crime, and talk about Mixed Martial Arts coach Eugene Bareman calling for harsher punishment for coward punches.They reflect on Moana Pasifika's financial struggles, having to cancel their Tonga match, and the recent controversy at the BAFTA Awards with racial slurs being thrown at Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo. They also discuss Uncle Tiks appearance on Dave Leteles podcast and being dropped from the Local Hero of the Year Awards.

In this episode, the hosts Cam and Eddie discuss various topics ranging from personal updates to societal issues in New Zealand, including racism, homelessness, and the impact of politics on culture. They delve into the recent retirement of tennis player Destanee Aiava, who cites racism in the sport, and Brian Tamaki's controversial claims regarding the LGBTQ+ community. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by the homeless population and the new police powers to move them along. The hosts wrap up with a recap of the weekend's sports events and recommendations for TV shows, emphasizing the importance of understanding and learning from past experiences.

The usos from the WesWes Network Leti, Edie, and Kaisar discuss the start of Super Rugby Pacific Season, NZ blocking visiting visas for the Pacific Islands, and an Indian Fijian scammer who was caught red-handed. The boys talk about what they're watching on tv and Eddie has a food review on Re Burger. The boys debate who's better, Greg Englis or Jaryd Hayne, and the usual segments, Fia Poko of the Week, Puking of the Week, and Pese of the Week

The Usos from the WesWes Network, Leti, and Eddie discuss Broncos star Payne Haas signing with the Rabbitohs in 2027. They talk about Waitangi Day and the politicians who are causing a little drama, and they discuss the Arthur Anae petition to open visas to Pasifika entering NZ. They discuss a couple who had 158k deposited into their account.

The Usos from the WesWes Network, Leti and Eddie discuss the NZ government changing the rules for the seasonal workers program, then they discuss the asian man who practices dentistry with no qualifications, then the boys revisit the Manawa Ship Sinking and the Samoan villagers who are still waiting for compensation. In Sport, the boys pick their all-time Blues Rugby Team, and the regular segments Memory Lane, Fia Poko of the Week, and What We're Watching

The usos from the WesWes Network Leti and Eddie discuss the recent stormy NZ weather, causing a state of emergency around the country, and the land slip that killed camp goers in Tauranga. They discuss a Samoan church minister threatening a woman in his congregation, and they discuss a funeral hearse going through a McDonald's drive-through. They discuss the selling of Sir Michael Jones' statue at Eden Park, and the news of David Tua and Brian Lima passing the Commonwealth Games torch through Samoa.

Happy New year! The usos from the WesWes Network are back for 2026. Leti and Eddie discuss the departure of Razor from the All Blacks, they discuss the shooting at a Mormon church in Salt Lake City which left 2 dead, then they discuss the Faikava video going viral with explicit content also in the State of Utah, USA.

The usos from the WesWes Network Leti, Kaisar and Cam discuss the aftermath of the tragic Bondi shootings and the reactions from the Australian public. Then the boys discuss Jake Paul losing his fight to Anthony Joshua, then the theme of Christmas comes to the podcast with discussions around New Years resolutions, Christmas Day memories and food. The boys remember celebrities who sadly passed on in 2025 and the boys have the final Fia Poko of the Week