This week on Los Yappers, we’re covering chaos, character development, and a little bit of real life. We break down the latest “Punch the Monkey” moment making waves, Oscar fully entering his sports girly era (who is she?!), and then we get into today’s main topic.

Kelbin got a call from a concerned friend in South Florida whose stepchild just came out — but their partner isn’t exactly waving a pride flag about it. We talk about what support actually looks like, how to show up for queer kids, and what happens when love inside a household isn’t aligned.

Love is in the air… but so are a few hard truths. This week on Los Yappers, we break down our Valentine’s Day plans, then dive headfirst into the biggest marriage misconceptions—from the pressure to have adult time every single day to what it really means to give your partner freedom without losing your mind.

And of course, the Gay Agenda is fully activated. We’re talking the new documentary surrounding America’s Next Top Model on Netflix, plus Keke Palmer’s chaotic new series The Burbs.

This week on Los Yappers, we get real about the quiet heartbreak nobody prepares you for—losing a longtime friendship. Oscar opens up about a close friend who’s decided to move forward without him, and we spiral (lovingly) into our own stories of friendships that ended… gracefully, messily, or somewhere in between. Were they handled maturely? Debatable. Were feelings hurt? Absolutely.

But before we drown in nostalgia and emotional damage, we MUST discuss the moment that healed the nation (for 13 minutes): Bad Bunny’s historic halftime performance and why it felt bigger than music—for our culture, our community, and every Latino kid who needed to see it.

The internet is deep in a 2016 nostalgia spiral, so we had to reflect on a year that shaped us in very different ways. While Oscar was off having a beautiful European adventure and navigating a breakup era, Kelbin was in his blackout years — and somehow became the villain to a specific group of people, whether he meant to or not.

In our Gay Agenda, we also get into the upcoming America’s Next Top Model documentary (yes, we absolutely have thoughts) and share our early reactions to Bugonia.

This episode gets heavy. We unpack our very gay agenda involving ICE (yes, fuck ICE), then finally open up about the family situation Kelbin hinted at in the last episode — including his grandmother and the emotions he wasn’t ready to face yet. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s a lot. Listener discretion advised, but love encouraged.

We kick things off with Disney stories, Epic Universe talk, and theme park survival tips—then peel back the layers on something much deeper. This week, Kelbin opens up about forgiveness, abandonment, and what happens when the person who hurt you is now facing dementia.

We're running on HISPANIC time with this episode yall! We explain why the episode was late (sorry), talk through a job rejection that Kelbin didn't expect, and break down Oscar finally watching Avatar. On our Gay Agenda, we yap over Avatar 3 again and the Stranger Things finale, then wrap it up with our New Year’s resolutions — realistic, delusional, or somewhere in between.

It’s our end-of-year recap! We’re calling out our Ins & Outs for 2026, sharing the moments from this year that truly resonated with us, and checking in on our Gay Agenda for a little pop culture yapping along the way.

Gift giving as an adult is complicated, and we’re talking about it. From gift cards to wish lists to being asked what you want, we unpack how Christmas has changed over the years. We also share the best gifts we’ve given each other, our must-watch Christmas movies, midnight present traditions, and on our Gay Agenda: Oscar reconsidering kids after a dance recital and the wildly hot cast of Emily in Paris.

This week on Los Yappers, we debate dark humor after a controversial bumper sticker sparks mixed reactions, break down a new sexy tv show called Heated Rivalry, and ask the big question: Is Nicki Minaj cancelled? We also talk values, consequences, and what it means to support gay spaces when things get complicated.