Dave Weekly talks with entertainment journalist Kristyn Burtt about Hulu’s upcoming three-part docuseries Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Nice, revisiting the 2012 Morgantown case. They break down recent SAG Awards surprises and how Michael B. Jordan’s win could impact the Oscar race. The conversation also explores the Paramount Plus and Max streaming merger, Yellowstone spinoffs, and the rise of AI performer Tilly Norwood as Hollywood braces for another round of labor negotiations.

Dave Weekly checks in with Pat Strader for Beer Friday as he calls in from a trout stream in Webster County. Pat highlights a classic American-style lager and discusses supporting West Virginia breweries, including Give It a Try, Ursus, and Big Timber. The segment blends fishing stories, sunshine on the creek, and a review of an IPA pulled straight from the cooler in Hacker Valley.

Dave Weekly, Dale Cooper, Ryan, and Matt tackle another round of Buy/Sell, starting with the corporate “concept unification” that erased Showbiz Pizza in favor of Chuck E. Cheese and whether obscure pop culture history deserves preservation. The panel debates knowing how to fake your own death in the digital age and the rise of services that help people disappear. They close with a spirited discussion on the subscription economy and whether consumers have quietly accepted paying forever for products they once owned outright.