Maxwell and Christian continue the show, and get ready to announce a new voice of the podcast soon. Christian reveals new updates to his life, including leaving the world of radio for the time being to pursue other avenues, what it’s like adjusting to his new sleep schedule, getting called 50 times by the person who took his place as the job is more stressful than ever imagined, and his final thoughts on the radio industry as a whole and insider information on the ups and downs of the business. Maxwell and Christian also laugh about the ridiculous and nonsense ratings systems of radio and reminisce about their meanest bosses.

Maxwell, Christian and Alyssa are sick and tired of 2020, and they feel that everyone shares their thoughts. With the Fall coming up faster than most of us realize, the gang makes predictions of whats going to happen like Karens yelling at Pharmacists for a vaccine, people having PTSD even post COVID when someone gets close to them, and how some schools just don’t give a damn about CDC regulations for the upcoming semester.

Maxwell, Christian and Alyssa are all fascinated by Alyssa’s potential new refrigerator, which has magical dual doors you can see inside of without even opening. Maxwell goes on a heated rant about Eversources screwed up attempts to restore power to Connecticut residents in need, and Christian details some of the efforts Connecticut residents have made to denounce the CEO of Eversource.

Title Fight Winner, Radio Personality, TV Host, and all-around badass Maddie Grimaldi makes her triumphant return to the podcast to share some of the most fascinating details from her life and career. She shares the story of her and her professional fighter fiance traveling to Dubai for a culture shock and a ring match, her most recent transition to new morning radio along the coast of Massachusetts, and traversing the new and unfamiliar COVID 19 climate as a food blogger.

Talented actresses Sara Lynn and Christine Olsen join the podcast this week to discuss their roles as Esmeralda “The Belle of the Ball” (Sara Lynn) and Estelle “Hells Bells” (Christine Olsen) for the big 2020 Shockfest Film Festival event. The soon to be FemVamps share their story as actresses thriving in a pandemic, details of the incredible virtual live event (attached below), and how they developed their characters that will be broadcasted on Time Squares largest screen “Godzilla”.

Maxwell, Christian and Alyssa reflect on the absolute worst jobs they’ve ever had to deal with during the summer, like street teaming in heat so severe you might even get burned in the shade. The gang shares some of their worst stories from summer jobs like almost passing out in a mascot costume, wearing a suit and getting spit on by amusement park attendants, and having to deal with men who should apologize for being shirtless anywhere.

Maxwell, Christian and Alyssa are hyper focused on the NBA and Will Smith - Jada Smith gossip this week. The crew get’s together to review the Jada Pinket Smith “Red Table Talk” interview with Will Smith, where Jada brings Will on the show to finally admit her affair with rapper August Alsina for the world to see. Will holds back tears in this cringe fest in which not many fans took Jadas side. The gang is also fascinated by the NBA “bubble” where NBA players are forced to quarantine before the new season, and can’t have visitors including Instagram models.

Maxwell, Christian and Alyssa all take time to reflect on their current relationships, and how bad their previous ones were. Alyssa gives the best marriage advice, Christian is still haunted by the memory of an ex’s father brandishing a bloody hunting knife, and Maxwell tells the horrifying tale of the worst “meeting the parents of the new girlfriend” story ever.

Maxwell, Christian and Alyssa start things off by reviewing a Tik Tok video of a women witnessing a live radio feed hosted by a broadcaster crying for more than 4 minutes. The 3 millennials are inspired to reflect on some of the wildest and most embarrassing moments they’ve had on air, like Maxwell ignoring a blaring off air alarm, Alyssa swearing during a pre recorded break, and Christian having to re record lines over and over again because he can’t stop mispronouncing a celebrities name.

Maxwell, Christian and Alyssa reflect on the most villainous teachers they’ve ever had. From Christians graduating class booing a teacher at a school assembly because she was so mean during computer lab, to Alyssa having a teacher ruin her “Golden Birthday” and making her cry, and Maxwell’s math teacher being so cruel he made him dread even waking up for school.