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Episode 13: Allegedly
Episode 13 kicks off with listener responses to our poll about old-school games and summer activities people used to play.
In This Can’t Be Real Life, we run through a whirlwind of headlines — from questionable government spending and political shake-ups to travel mishaps, controversial appointments, and former MAGA supporters publicly walking back their support of “47.”
In The Pulse, we get into hygiene culture — from personal cleanliness to proper food washing — and why some of these basic practices apparently still need to be said out loud.
In You Like It, We Love It, we talk about The Breakfast Club and their latest controversial guest — an HGTV host who lost her job and is now making the rounds on an apology tour — while also questioning why the show itself continues to get a pass despite its problematic hosts.
For We Said What We Said, we co-sign Grammy Award–winning rapper and activist Killer Mike’s perspective that if America insists on sending people to war, it shouldn’t be working-class families bearing the burden — the wealthy should be just as accountable.
Citizen’s Arrest goes to people who blast music or take phone calls on speaker in public spaces without headphones. Honorable mention goes to rideshare drivers who spend the entire trip on the phone.
And for The Choice Is Yours, we want to hear from you: What’s a place that no longer exists that would completely confuse the younger generation if you mentioned it today?
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By nocspodEpisode 13 kicks off with listener responses to our poll about old-school games and summer activities people used to play.
In This Can’t Be Real Life, we run through a whirlwind of headlines — from questionable government spending and political shake-ups to travel mishaps, controversial appointments, and former MAGA supporters publicly walking back their support of “47.”
In The Pulse, we get into hygiene culture — from personal cleanliness to proper food washing — and why some of these basic practices apparently still need to be said out loud.
In You Like It, We Love It, we talk about The Breakfast Club and their latest controversial guest — an HGTV host who lost her job and is now making the rounds on an apology tour — while also questioning why the show itself continues to get a pass despite its problematic hosts.
For We Said What We Said, we co-sign Grammy Award–winning rapper and activist Killer Mike’s perspective that if America insists on sending people to war, it shouldn’t be working-class families bearing the burden — the wealthy should be just as accountable.
Citizen’s Arrest goes to people who blast music or take phone calls on speaker in public spaces without headphones. Honorable mention goes to rideshare drivers who spend the entire trip on the phone.
And for The Choice Is Yours, we want to hear from you: What’s a place that no longer exists that would completely confuse the younger generation if you mentioned it today?