The WesWes Networks Letz, Avez, Eric, and Camz are in the studio to discuss the week that was in Aotearoa.  This episode was recorded on Friday 7th October before the Woman's Rugby World Cup.  The boys talk about the announcement that Mai Fm Breakfast host Jordan River has been let go which came under controversy through social media.  The boys also discuss the Australian media attacking the celebration antics of the Polynesian rugby league players from the 2022 Champions Penrith Panthers.  Then the boys give the Fia Poko of the week to the NZ Police, who went undercover as window washers in South Auckland trying to catch people running red lights.  All this and more like social media trends of the week, Avez food reviews, Going Down Memory Lane, and last words. 

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The WesWes Networks Letz, Avez and Camz breakdown some of the news that happened the past week including the grand opening of Costco in West Auckland, Joseph Parker losing his fight to Joe Joyce, Zach Guildford appearing in the media explaining his recent troubles, the passing of Coolio from a heart attack, Adam Levine and his Direct Messages/Cheating dramas and a whole lot more as well as whats been seen trending on social media.  

Join the WesWes Networks Letz and Avez (with Camz Fact-checking) to try to figure out the structure of this podcast and on this episode, they might have just about figured it out!... Welcome to a new format of EOTC adding some familiar segments to the pod.  The boys discuss Sione Pome'e going to prison for income tax evasion, and discuss the Tongan Fahu Tradition and how it has been called out on social media to be canceled.  The boys also discuss the recent scandal in the States of Boston Celtics head coach Ime Udoka being suspended for the entire upcoming NBA season for having an affair with a Celtics staff member and cheating on fiance actress Nia Long.  Also in the new format, we have the Fia Poko of the week, Avez gives some restaurant recommendations and we find out whats trending on social media.  All this and more on an action-packed episode of EOTC

The WesWes Network's Letz, Ave, and Camz discuss the controversial ending to the Wallabies All Blacks Bledisloe Cup match in the weekend where Aussie Fly -half Bernard Foley wastes time and turns over the ball to the ABs for the last-second win.  Letz talks about how his NRL team the Paramatta Eels won their game to book a ticket to next week's Preliminary Finals.  The boys also discuss the Korean mother of the two kids who were found dead in suitcases was arrested by Korean Police and waiting to fly back to NZ.  All this and a lot more on this action-packed episode of EOTC

The WesWes Networks Cam and Leti discuss the passing of rugby broadcaster Kelston Boy's old boy Willie Lose and then the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and what implications her death has on New Zealanders if any?...  The boys also discuss the recent sentencing of a youth offender who was convicted of raping 3 girls and is now under home detention.  all this and more on EOTC 

The WesWes Networks Cam, Leti, and Ave discuss what it means to represent your high school for ex-students vs representing your hood.  Then they discuss Julian Savea's tweet defending Ian Foster reminding rugby fans about mental health.  Then they discuss Ross Taylor's new autobiography and how he talks about the racism he experienced as a black cap.  Then the boys talk about the fake Dr getting caught by police at Middlemore hospital.  All this and more on EOTC.

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The WesWes Networks Cam, Eric, and Leti discuss the social uproar when 7 Players from the Manly Sea Eagles Rugby League team sensationally stood down for one game after the Manly club announced a game jersey featuring rainbow stripes to signify inclusivity and the Rainbow Community.  The boys also discuss Will Smith's official apology to Chris Rock on his Instagram page - is it too little too late? and then they talk about a Sydney influencer who is accused of sexual abuse of a minor and is out on bail.  All this and more on EOTC

The WesWes Networks Cam, Ave, and Leti have a discussion about the week that's gone and what went on in their lives.  Leti goes back to the church which leads to a talk about wanting to join the Mormon church to play basketball.  Cam brings up the Disney+ TV Series Under the Banner of Heaven and they talk about Polygamy in the world today.  They talk about the 501s deported to NZ who stay at the old student apartment buildings in downtown and they finish up with social media trends and Ian Foster filling up everyone's news feed.  All this and more on this episode of EOTC

Damien Clark is from Ranui, West Auckland, and one of Starling Parks basketball legends.  He now resides in Melbourne, Australia.  He is a Barber and Co-Owner of Neighborhood Barbers.