WE MADE IT TO 100! 🥂

After 99 episodes of “bad shows,” Zoom calls, and grainy footage, the CDK & Horatio Podcast has officially leveled up. We are celebrating our centennial episode in a brand-new professional studio, and we aren’t holding back. From the “Sad Boy Saga” origins to where we are now, thank you to everyone who stayed down for the come-up.

In this milestone episode, we dive deep into the chaos of Houston Spring Break and the “scamming” culture of nightlife. Why are we paying $28 for a shot in Charlotte when the “White Clubs” have free parking and drink specials? We’re breaking down the “Section Culture” and why the research always matters before you pull up.

Plus, Horatio got caught by a Ghost Kitchen! 🍔 Have you ever ordered from a “mom and pop” spot on DoorDash only to find out it’s just Denny’s in a brown paper bag? We discuss the psychology of branding and why we care more about the name than the food.

Also in this episode:
 • Standing on Business: The Target boycott, the Kanye UK ban, and why CEOs don’t actually eat the food they sell.
 • Larussell vs. The World: Why does the internet hate on indie artists as soon as they sign to Roc Nation?
 • Church vs. The Club: Fog machines, Easter skits, and the “theatrics” of modern non-denominational churches.
 • The Algorithm Trap: Does the “It’s Your Birthday” song actually go hard, or have we just heard it 1,000 times?

Tap in for the biggest episode yet!

Episode Timestamps

 • 00:00 Celebrating Episode 100: A Journey Through Podcasting
 • 00:57 Spring Break Experiences and Nightlife Culture
 • 03:59 Ghost Kitchens and the Illusion of Dining
 • 06:04 Cultural Solidarity and Boycotts: A Discussion
 • 08:57 The Complexity of Business Ethics and Morals
 • 11:06 The Evolution of Music and Artistic Expression
 • 14:00 Celebrity Culture and Public Expectations
 • 17:04 The Role of Church in Modern Society
 • 20:58 The Impact of Social Media on Music Trends

Connect With Us
 • Instagram: @cdkandhoratio
 • Horatio: ​⁠ @horatioradio
 • CDK: ​⁠@cdkonthemic