This week, Mike discusses Naomi Osaka's sudden decision to withdraw from the French Open and what it could mean for mental health in the workplace across the board. Mike also gives his thoughts on Atlanta Hawks point guard Trae Young becoming the latest and greatest New York City sports villain. Later Comedian and Podcaster, Dylan Palladino to discuss life as a handsome person who doesn't act like a handsome person. Fun!

This week, Mike lends his thoughts on local governments incentivizing anti vaxxers to get the covid shot. He also does everything he can to avoid the landmine that is an opinion on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict after editing out several unflattering takes. Turns out it's complicated, whoops! Later, comedian/cartoonist/social commentator, Jace Avery joins the show to discuss creative process, where society might be going, and the power of the internet. 

This week Mike gives his thoughts on SNL's controversial decision to book Tesla CEO and certified fucking weirdo, Elon Musk, as a host and whether or not NYC will be ready to re-open fully by July. Later, Producer Ronnie joins the show for a round of "Old Man, Young Man" where answers to life's questions like, "what is Bitcoin" and "why do old people love 'The Godfather' so much" are finally answered. 

This week, Mike lends his thoughts on the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial and Producer Ronnie recounts her train ride from LA to New York. Later punk singer and standup comedian, Sean O'Hagan joins Mike to discuss the 90's punk scene in New York City, his favorite albums of all time and what it was like to perform at CBGB. 

This week, Mike opens the show by sharing his thoughts on this week's horrific murder of Daunte Wright. Later Comedians Chris Burns and Jessie Jolles join the show for a pop culture roundup including, Khloe Kardashian's internet body image assault, Facebook's new dating app, and Lady Gaga's "Pop Art" Revival. 

This week, it's just Mike and Ronnie as everyone else in the world was on Spring Break. They discuss Easter, religion, controversy, Lil Nas X, and French Fries. 

This week, Mike is joined by comedians Amy Cardinale and Deno DeMartino to discuss the millenial/ Gen Z culture war and why so many young people are fleeing major cities. 

This week Mike gives his thoughts on the 2021 Grammys and the return of March Madness. Later Mike is joined by Dr. Thomas Whitfield to discuss mental health in the time of the pandemic and how to establish boundaries in a virtual world. 

This week, Mike gives his thoughts on the new HBO Docu-series, Allen V Farrow and breaks down the difference between being on dating apps in your 20's as opposed to your 30's. Then Gene Getman returns to discuss the current state of cancel culture, and whether or not Mr. Potato head should be gender neutral or not. 

This week, Mike gives his thoughts on Texas lifting Covid-19 lockdown and Stanley Tucci being the role model America needs right now. Later, Mike is joined by radio legend, Race Taylor, to discuss the future of broadcast media, which snubbed superstars should be in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame, and what makes music "classic".