In the explosive final installment of the Diddy Documentary review series, Kent (the co-host and promoter) and Logoff (the Logoff Legend, social media hater, and producer) dive deep into Episode 4 — “Blink Again.”

This finale unpacks how each blink around Diddy seems to come with chaos — people getting hurt, careers destroyed, and the mogul walking away untouched. From shocking stories shared by former assistant Capricorn Clark, to new accusations by Little Rod, and the haunting reflections of Aubrey O’Day and Kaleena Harper, the hosts confront the manipulative power, control, and psychological games behind the Bad Boy empire.

Balancing humor, outrage, and uncomfortable truth, Kent and Logoff dissect the psychology of fame, the culture of silence in the industry, and the moral decay behind celebrity power.

Kent and Log Off unwrap a Christmas special that blends the holiday spirit with hot takes on movies and sports. From Home Alone to Die Hard, Elf to Bad Santa, the duo debates which Christmas movies are truly timeless—and which sports teams have been the ultimate “Grinches” of 2025, stealing fans’ joy right under the tree.

Funny, festive, and full of their trademark banter, this episode is equal parts movie nostalgia and sports catharsis.

In this raw and revealing episode, Ken and Logoff dissect Episode 3 (“Official Girl”) of Netflix’s Sean “Diddy” Combs documentary, exploring themes of celebrity worship, manipulation, money, and moral blindness.

From the opening scene where Diddy casually transfers money over FaceTime, to the unraveling of violent histories and forgotten victims, the hosts unpack how wealth and fame distort accountability, not just for Diddy, but across all celebrity culture.

The conversation weaves together music history, media ethics, and hard truths about the cost of power. Both hosts balance analysis with emotion, asking: At what point do we stop separating art from artist?

In this episode of Fanatically Speaking, Kent and Logoff dive into the chaos of sports committee decisions. From the College Football Playoff controversy to the MLB Hall of Fame’s baffling voting process.

We break down how Notre Dame, Miami, and Alabama’s playoff fates exposed the deep flaws in college football’s selection logic, while also calling out the Baseball Writers Association and the “Contemporary Baseball Era Committee” for inconsistent standards.

From Carlos Delgado’s near-induction over Don Mattingly and Dale Murphy to the never-ending debates about PED-era players like Bonds and Clemens, this episode tackles bias, legacy, and hypocrisy in sports decision-making. Expect hot takes, sharp humor, and a fan’s-eye view of why these “expert” committees keep getting it wrong.

In this episode of Fanatically Speaking, hosts Kent and Logoff dive into one of the most unpredictable weeks in football. From the Indianapolis Colts signing 44-year-old Philip Rivers off the couch to the Michigan Wolverines firing head coach Sherrone Moore amid scandal, the duo delivers sharp insight, unfiltered humor, and the kind of fan energy that makes this show a must-listen. They break down the revolving door of Colts quarterbacks since Andrew Luck, debate whether Rivers deserves another shot, and react to the dark turn in Michigan’s coaching drama.

Episode 2 shifts from Diddy’s early rise (covered in Episode 1) into the explosive height of his success and the deadly rivalries that surrounded it, especially the notorious East Coast–West Coast hip-hop feud of the 1990s.

In the debut of their deep-dive series All Diddy,

Kent and Logoff break down Sean Combs: The Reckoning. The explosive Netflix documentary produced by 50 Cent. The hosts dissect

Episode 1, Pain vs. Love, unpacking the framing, bias, and psychology behind one of hip-hop’s most controversial figures.

From Diddy’s turbulent childhood in Mount Vernon to his meteoric rise at Uptown Records, the hosts explore how trauma, ambition, and control shaped both the man and his myth.

It’s equal parts nostalgic and critical. A look at how power, presentation, and pain collided to create the mogul known as Puff Daddy, P. Diddy, and Diddy.

In this episode of Fanatically Speaking, Kent and Logoff put on their “voice of every fan, just louder” hats and dive into two of the biggest storylines in sports. First up: Giannis Antetokounmpo. Has Milwaukee quietly wasted a once-in-a-generation superstar, and is it finally time for the Bucks to cash in and move their franchise cornerstone? The guys debate loyalty vs. smart business, the value of draft picks, and why OKC and Miami are the most terrifying (and realistic) Giannis destinations. From chemistry vs. superstar math to whether you should care about Thanasis taking a roster spot, they cover it all. Then they pivot to the NFL and Mike Tomlin, asking why one of the most consistently successful coaches in the league is suddenly on the hot seat. Is this just reactionary fan culture, or are the Steelers really ready to reset? And CP3 gets sent home and we discuss the ridiculousness of the Clippers.

Fanatically Speaking - Don’t Trust Anybody: The Wildest NFL Season in Years

Kent and Logoff break down why this NFL season makes zero sense and why you shouldn’t trust any team, coach, ref, or betting line. They hit the Thanksgiving upset with the Packers spoiling the Lions’ holiday, the flag-filled Cowboys–Chiefs game and what it really says about Dallas and a fading Kansas City, the Bears’ Black Friday win over a lifeless Eagles offense (including Kent’s rant on the dead tush push and OC Kevin Patullo’s egged house), the sneaky but untrustworthy Jaguars and up-and-down Trevor Lawrence,

We Cover all the games and Lane Kiffin, who may or may not be a "hoe".

But the final verdict that in 2025’s NFL,

DTA... don’t trust anybody.

Who’s really the greatest of all time? In this episode, Kent and Logoff go full barbershop on the GOAT debate — starting in the NFL and then zooming out to all of sports. From Brady vs. Mahomes to Jordan vs. LeBron, and more, nobody is safe and no legacy goes unexamined.

They break down what “greatest” actually means: rings vs. stats, era, impact on the game, and even cultural influence. Is there one true GOAT in sports, or is it all about position and era? Strap in for hot takes, receipts, and a few controversial picks you definitely won’t agree with (and that’s the point).

If you love arguments that never really end, this one’s for you.