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This episode we break down our wild weekend in San Diego — from the funniest moments to the stories that probably shouldn’t have happened 😂

We also get into:
• NBA Playoff talk and early reactions 🏀
• MLB season vibes and what we’re looking forward to ⚾
• A hilarious game testing if Zee can pronounce makeup brands (it gets bad…)
• And we wrap it up with one question: if we were going viral… what would it be?

Chill episode, good laughs, and a little bit of everything.

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From the desert lights of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival to the edge of deep space 🚀🌌 — what a week.

Justin Bieber and Sabrina Carpenter lit up Coachella with a performance nobody saw coming — pure energy, nostalgia, and a glimpse of what pop is becoming.

Meanwhile, Artemis II has successfully completed its mission — pushing humans farther than we’ve gone in decades and marking a huge step forward for exploration.

On the course, Rory McIlroy adds another chapter to his legacy, conquering The Masters Tournament once again with composure and brilliance.

And in sports — it’s that time:
🏀 NBA playoffs tip off this week — where stars are made and legacies are defined.

🏆 Plus, Michigan Wolverines men's basketball take the crown in NCAA March Madness — madness delivered, as always.

Music. Space. History. Competition.
Different worlds — same feeling: we’re watching moments that last.

This week’s episode is a little bit of everything—starting with a fun recap of our chaotic week filled with Pilates classes, arcade games, coffee runs, and Zoya’s unforgettable trip to the carwash… which includes leaving her window open and dealing with an unexpected bird poop situation 🫠

We then shift gears into a more serious conversation about the ongoing war in Iran, talking about why it’s so important to stay informed and how global conflicts impact us both nationally and personally.

Of course, we had to get into some reality TV drama—breaking down the tension between Summer House stars Ciara Miller and Amanda Batula.

In sports, we cover the Los Angeles Dodgers slow offensive start to the season and how they’re finally beginning to turn things around, celebrate the UCLA Bruins women's basketball as NCAA champions, and preview the championship matchup between the Michigan Wolverines and UConn Huskies.

To wrap things up, we end on a lighter note—sharing the one thing we each love to do when the other sibling is already annoyed… just to make it worse.

Episode 24? FOUR LETTERS. ONE GOAT. K. O. B. E.

We kick things off with our wild journey of buying a fridge—yes, it took three different stops to get the one our mom wanted. Then, Zee impresses (or confuses) us with some new Urdu words.

Next, we dive into the drama-filled secret lives of Mormon wives—featuring Taylor, Frankie, Paul, Jessi, Jen, and Jordan—plus the shocking Kit Kat robberies and the absurd amount of chocolate stolen. We also cover updates on the war in Iran, because, you know… world stuff.

Sports fans, stick around: the Dodgers are off to a 3-0 start, Zee’s favorite fighter Adesanya suffered a loss, and we break down the wild March Madness game between Duke and UConn along with the Final Four matchups.

Finally, we drift into the weird and wonderful of Zoya: Ryan Gosling and Hrithik Roshan collabing—both befriending an alien in their movies—and some sibling revelations about what the other thinks they’re good at… but definitely aren’t.

It’s chaotic. It’s random. It’s Episode 24.

This episode we’re talking all about our Eid and Navroz celebrations, sharing memories from growing up and how the traditions have changed over the years. We look back at some of our favorite moments, the chaos, the family gatherings, and the things that made these holidays special for us as kids....AKA $$$ we made!

We also talk about how we celebrated this year, what’s different now, and what we try to keep the same no matter how busy life gets. From funny stories to real conversations about culture, family, and tradition, this episode is a mix of nostalgia, laughs, and honest reflection.

And if you didn’t grow up celebrating Eid or Navroz, this episode is also a chance to learn about these holidays, what they mean to us, and how different families celebrate in their own way.

New episode out now 🎙️🔥We kick things off with our weekly recap, catching up on everything that went down this week before jumping into **Mom Quote of the Week**, where Zee hijacks Zoya’s car speaker during a family drive to deliver some unforgettable choice words 🚗💀We then get into a serious discussion about the current conflict involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran, talking about the global impact and sharing our honest thoughts on the situation 🌍Next, with International Women’s Day just passing, we look into the history of the day and ask the question — even though we celebrate it every year, has anything really changed in how society treats women?We also talk about Harry Styles’ new album *Kiss All The Time. Disco Occasionally.*, his Netflix show, and his upcoming tour, along with the hype surrounding everything he’s doing right now 🎧In sports, we cover the World Baseball Classic, Indian Wells, and the impressive sandbag job by Mercedes after the Australian Grand Prix 🏎️⚾🎾

Global tensions, media power plays, sports shakeups — and a punctuation meltdown.

This week we break down the escalating situation involving Iran and U.S./Israel involvement, and the potential economic ripple effects that could follow.

In entertainment, we unpack the bidding battle between Paramount and Netflix over Warner Bros. Paramount secured the win, but Netflix may have quietly walked away with a strategic victory of its own. We also celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Hannah Montana and its cultural impact.

On the sports side:• The growing debate around a potential MLB salary cap
• F1 testing in Bahrain cancelled amid regional tensions — and what that could mean for next month’s races• The U.S. Men’s National Hockey Team’s White House visit (and the grand meal that came with it)

And of course, Zoya delivers a passionate rant about a certain punctuation mark.

Politics, sports, entertainment — and strong opinions all in one episode.

This week’s episode is a full rollercoaster 🎢

We kick things off with a recap of our recent trip to San Diego for an unforgettable Del Water Gap concert — from the vibes to the chaos to everything in between. Then we get into the heartwarming saga of Punch Monkey finally finding a friend (yes, it’s as wholesome as it sounds).

From there, we shift gears into the entertainment industry drama, breaking down the ongoing battle between Paramount and Netflix over Warner Bros. — what’s happening, why it matters, and our totally unqualified but very passionate takes.

Next up: Winter Olympics talk! We dive into Alysa Liu’s incredible Olympic run, her gold medal performance, and that stunning gala moment that had everyone emotional.

And of course, we wrap things up the only way we know how — embarrassing stories, questionable decisions, and the moment Zee said something to his boss that he absolutely, immediately regretted. INSTANT. REGRET.

It’s heartfelt, chaotic, mildly unhinged — and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

We start by unpacking doomscrolling — why it’s so addictive, how it mirrors tobacco dependency, and what social media may actually be doing to our mental and physical health. Is scrolling the new smoking?

Next, we dive into Gen Z’s latest trend: “Chinamaxxing.” What does embracing a “Chinese lifestyle” really mean? Self-improvement hack, aesthetic influence, or a reflection of bigger global cultural shifts?

One week after the Super Bowl, we break down Bad Bunny’s halftime performance and the larger conversations it sparked around diversity, representation, and inclusivity on one of the world’s biggest stages.

We also take a look at Pakistan’s evolving political landscape, including recent developments surrounding Imran Khan — and what they could mean for the country’s future.

In sports, we recap Winter Olympics highlights, including the historic mother-son duo Sarah Schleper and Lasse Gaxiola, plus standout performances from Jutta Leerdam.

We close with the latest in Bollywood and settle a classic sibling debate: growing up in the same house with the same parents… who actually had it stricter?

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