FULL VOLUME NO FILTER

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're asking a question that seems to get harder to answer every week: What the hell is wrong with people?!

We kick things off in Charlotte, North Carolina, where seven police officers were connected to an investigation involving racist group messages and an alleged competition targeting Black motorists. How can communities trust the people sworn to protect them when accusations like these come to light?

Then we're heading to Florida, where three-year-old soccer sensation Nevada Pierre found himself at the center of a controversy after police were called to his game. His family says he was being penalized for being too talented, while league officials tell a different story. Should a talented child be held back so everyone else can keep up? And why did a children's soccer game escalate to police involvement?

From there, things take a heartbreaking turn as we discuss a reported case involving a man allegedly shooting his own brother out of jealousy after his brother bought their mother a house. What makes someone resent their own family's success? And when does jealousy turn into something dangerous?

Then we're talking personal safety. Nail stickers designed to help detect certain drink-spiking substances are raising an important question: Have we reached a point where people need to test their drinks just to enjoy a night out?

And finally, we're ending with a question Disney might not want to answer.

WHY DO THEY KEEP KILLING THE PARENTS?!

From Bambi to The Lion King, Finding Nemo and Frozen, we're looking back at the animated movies that had us laughing, crying and possibly needing therapy before we even understood what therapy was!

Police accountability. Childhood sports. Family jealousy. Personal safety. Disney trauma.

Some stories will make you angry. Some will make you think. And some will have you laughing at things you never noticed before.

Four personalities. Different perspectives. No agreement guaranteed.

FULL VOLUME. NO FILTER!

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're talking about choices, consequences and one question that keeps coming up all night: Where does responsibility end?

First, Chicago...can we finally say it?

Are the Bears legitimate Super Bowl contenders?

The Bears have given Chicago something to believe in, but we're putting the excitement aside long enough to ask whether this team actually has what it takes to make a serious run.

Then we stay in the NFL for a much more serious story. The Tennessee Titans released Jordan Elliott following an incident involving a gun after an altercation with a teammate at practice. Was releasing him the only decision the organization could make? And should one terrible lapse in judgment cost someone their entire career?

From there, the conversation gets much heavier.

We're discussing the Lindsay Clancy case and the broader issue of parents who kill their own children. How do we balance mental health, warning signs, compassion and accountability when innocent children lose their lives?

Then comes what could be the biggest debate of the night:

Should men have an option to legally opt out of parenthood?

If a pregnancy occurs and a man says from the beginning that he does not want to become a father, should there be a legal process allowing him to permanently surrender both his parental rights and financial responsibilities?

Or once a child is born, does that child's right to support outweigh what either parent originally wanted?

We're putting the men and women at the table on the spot for that one.

And finally, we're getting into a student-and-teacher story with an alleged reason for reporting the situation that you probably won't see coming.

Football. Guns. Parenthood. Mental health. Reproductive choices. Relationships. Accountability.

Some choices can be taken back.

Others change everything.

FULL VOLUME. NO FILTER.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're talking about responsibility—and some grown folks might need more supervision than the kids.

We start at the youth football field, where a child gets lost and fathers nearly come to blows on the sidelines. That leads us to an even bigger question: Are adults taking children's sports way too seriously?

And while we're there, we're settling another debate: Should alcohol even be allowed at kids' sporting events? Adults are adults—but if we're there for the children, do we really need drinks on the sidelines?

Then we're getting into the Converse controversy and asking how far a company has to go before consumers actually stop spending their money.

After that, things take a turn nobody asked for.

Sexually transmitted diarrhea.

Yes. You read that correctly.

We're finding out what that actually means—and somehow trying to have a grown conversation about sexual health, hygiene and communication while Bugzy is sitting at the table. Good luck to us.

Finally, we're putting everybody's loyalty to the test.

A disaster happens and you can take only FIVE PEOPLE with you to safety. Who makes your list? Your partner? Kids? Parents? Best friend? A doctor? Someone who knows how to survive?

And what happens when choosing someone you love could lower everybody else's chances of making it?

Parenting. Sports. Responsibility. Controversy. Sexual health. Survival.

Four different realities. Four different opinions.

FULL VOLUME. NO FILTER.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're talking about expectations—and apparently everybody has them until it's their turn to deliver.

We start with the ladies: when was the last time YOU took a man on a date? With Sweetest Day giving us an excuse to talk about showing men appreciation, we're asking whether men want to be courted too—and whether romance has become way too one-sided.

Then we're settling another battle between the sexes:

Who actually listens better—men or women?

And more importantly, when your partner comes to you with a problem, do they want your advice...or do they just want you to shut up and listen?

From there, we're talking friendship and money after a conversation involving Savannah James and a friend flying coach. If you're wealthy enough to fly first class, are you obligated to upgrade the people traveling with you—or does your bank account have absolutely nothing to do with their seat?

And finally...

Somebody peed in the girl's bed.

That's it.

That's the topic.

And we're going to figure out exactly what happens next. 😂

Dating. Communication. Friendship. Expectations. And unfortunately...wet sheets.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're talking about those moments that leave you asking one question:

Now what do you do?

We start with a disturbing situation involving a man who passes out behind the wheel while a woman records what's happening, leading us into a bigger conversation about whether phones have turned people into spectators when they should be helping.

Then we get into the legal battle involving CNN, other news organizations and the Trump administration over White House press access—and the bigger question of how much control any president should have over who gets to cover the government.

Then things get PERSONAL.

Your girl calls out her ex's name during sex.

Forget how you feel about it—what is your immediate next move? And could the relationship actually recover?

From there, we ask whether breaking up with someone means your entire family has to break up with them too. If your mom still loves your ex, does family loyalty require her to cut them off?

Then we're exposing everybody's irrational side: what superstition do you swear you don't believe in…but still refuse to test?

And finally, Bugzy has something he needs to get off his chest.

Unfortunately, it involves everybody else's exposed backside.

Plumber's crack. Bugzy has seen enough. 😂

Emergencies. Politics. Exes. Family. Superstitions. And cracks.

FULL VOLUME. NO FILTER.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're asking one question: Are you serious right now?!

We kick things off with a California seating-safety headline involving people under 5'2". Is this a reasonable safety conversation, or does the idea sound completely ridiculous?

Then we're talking about something everybody can relate to: GAS PRICES! How much is too much to fill up your tank, and what are you willing to change when the cost of driving keeps hitting your wallet?

From there, things get personal.

A woman asks her man if he's gay, and he responds by revealing his body count. Was her question disrespectful? Did his response make things worse? And what should happen when a relationship reaches the point where someone feels they need to prove their sexuality?

Finally, we're heading north to Canada for a completely different kind of conversation: unusual lake names! We're putting the cast to the test to see whether they can tell a real lake name from something we completely made up.

Cars. Money. Relationships. Ridiculous names.

Four personalities. Different perspectives. Absolutely no filter.

FULL VOLUME, NO FILTER!

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're asking one question across four very different conversations:

Where's the line?

We start with Fat Joe's use of the N-word and a bigger conversation about culture, identity and who actually gets to decide when certain language crosses the line.

Then we bring it closer to home. Our boy Cliff stepped in when Bugzy was about to get jumped, which has us asking: how far are you supposed to go for your friends? If your boy is wrong, are you still jumping in—or are some situations his problem to handle?

Then we're getting into what might be the biggest debate of the night:

Why aren't men approaching women anymore?

Are men afraid of rejection? Worried about being labeled creepy? Have dating apps changed everything? Or have men simply forgotten how to approach women properly? And do women actually still want men approaching them?

Finally, we're talking NFL cheerleaders and money. For the work, appearances, rehearsals and value they bring to massive sports franchises, are they being compensated fairly—and what are they really worth?

Culture. Loyalty. Dating. Money. Respect.

Where's the line?

Full Volume. No Filter.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're celebrating Tralane's birthday—and somehow that might be the least eventful part of the show.

We start by catching up with the crew before diving into tensions between Canada and the United States and the possibility of energy becoming political leverage. Then we get into the latest conversation surrounding Trump and Lake Ontario, because apparently even lakes aren't safe from controversy.

From there, things get personal.

Are there certain things your partner should simply KNOW when they enter a relationship—or is expecting someone to know without communicating just setting them up to fail?

Then we're cleaning up the zodiac chart. Every host gets to eliminate ONE sign based entirely on how they “get down.” No diplomatic answers allowed.

And finally, we're taking care of some Full Volume family business.

Lady P and Tralane had a misunderstanding.

Tralane gets his.

Then the rest of the cast decides:

Who was actually wrong—and does somebody owe somebody an apology?

Birthdays. Politics. Relationships. Zodiac beef. And a little cast drama.

Full Volume. No Filter.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're drawing lines—and finding out how quickly those lines move when the situation gets personal.

We kick things off with a first-date situation guaranteed to divide the room: if a woman orders extra food to take home to her kids, is she simply being a mother, or did she just turn one date into dinner for the whole house?

Then things get uncomfortable. Could you seriously date someone whose best friend is also their former lover? Is trusting your partner enough, or are some relationships with an ex simply too close for comfort?

From there, we get into parenting after a mother sends her son to school in a skirt. How much control should parents have over how their children present themselves, and where's the line between supporting your child and making decisions they'll ultimately have to live with?

Finally, we put the serious conversations away and fight about movies. What's the one movie you could watch over and over—and what's the movie everybody calls a classic that you think is completely overrated?

Dating. Trust. Parenting. Boundaries. And probably some terrible movie opinions.

Full Volume. No Filter.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

This week on Full Volume, No Filter, we're asking one question that touches every part of life: what do we really owe other people?

We begin with a thought-provoking debate: if you donated your egg or sperm years ago and the child reached out wanting to meet you, would you welcome the relationship or respectfully decline? Does biology create lifelong responsibility, or was that decision made the day you donated?

From there, we discuss the Nolan Wells story and the balance between accountability, grace, and whether one decision should define an entire life.

The conversation shifts to sports and media as we examine new guidelines aimed at reducing sexualized camera angles during women's sporting events, asking whether the focus should always remain on athletic performance rather than appearance.

We then bring it back home with a parenting debate: at what age should parents stop helping their children, and where is the line between support and enabling?

Finally, we end with a surprise question for the entire cast: if you found a genie lamp and could make one wish—but it couldn't be for money—what would you choose? The answers might reveal more about each of us than we expect.

Responsibility. Legacy. Family. Choices.

Full Volume. No Filter.