In Episode 333 of No Boundaries, Javito and Welly F. discuss angel numbers like 333, personal evolution (from “The Monstar” to “The Ghost of Javito”), and family drama that almost turned into a fight over a payday loan. They also unpack the real cost of living in today’s economy, why therapy talk can feel like low-hanging fruit, the fine line between friendship and dumping, and how finances and relationships dominate adult life. It’s raw, real, and reflective—with laughs, wisdom, and a reminder that at the end of the day, the day is still going to end.

This week on No Boundaries, we dive into the wild, weird, and sometimes uncomfortable realities of modern life. From the bizarre story of an elderly woman shutting down I-45 with a gun, to the bigger conversation about mental health, societal numbness, and the low-hanging fruit of “therapy talk,” we’re unpacking why people move the way they do in 2025. We also touch on police de-escalation, work politics gone sideways, gym culture, music’s dark roots, aging with style, and why comfort can be a career killer. As always, it’s unfiltered, uncut, and unapologetically No Boundaries.

In this wide-ranging episode, Javito and Welly F. dive headfirst into what happened to good ol’ human decency. From elevator button etiquette and gym phone returns to Spider-Verse karma theories and fast fashion reality checks, they peel back the layers of why people just… aren’t polite anymore. Throw in hot takes on LeBron’s NBA exit plan, the definition of true success (spoiler: it’s peace), and why everybody’s trying to skip the grind and start in a Ferrari...and you’ve got yourself a masterclass in social commentary with zero boundaries.

From Gen Z’s artistic offerings (or lack thereof) to ICE raids in Southern California, this episode of No Boundaries pulls no punches. Javito and Welly F. wade through culture, loyalty, politics, music, and mental health like only they can — raw, reflective, and relentlessly real.

If you’re looking for honesty, humor, and a heavy dose of hard truths, this one’s for you. No rules. No filters. No Boundaries.

In this episode, the fellas dive into everything from economic uncertainty to accidental digital detoxes. Welly shares the wild story of how a simple iPhone update on a plane turned into a full-on life reset — new number, no contacts, and a fresh perspective. Meanwhile, the convo swerves through reflections on pride, job-hopping culture, the grind of 2025, and why sometimes it's okay to disappear to Lovelady and just get low.

Whether it’s the dangers of overusing FaceTime, the joy of leaving your phone at home, or the strange comfort of having only 13 contacts, this episode is a testament to letting go, starting fresh, and surviving in a world with no boundaries.

Oh, and if you need Welly’s new number... it might’ve slipped out. 👀

Episode 328 | "JS9" by Javito & Welly F.

We promise and we deliver! Tune in as we discuss Houston Transplants, chasing vibes, doing the hard things, and more. I hope you all enjoyed your Juneteenth, fist in the air and SAY IT LOUD!

What did we miss? A little rusty, a little raspy, but for better or worse we are back! We try to catch up in the news cycle as far as sports, movies, the internet, politics and so much more. Wel promised that we'll be back next week, we'll see what happens......

In this episode, we dive headfirst into the absurdity of the "100 men vs. 1 gorilla" trend taking over X (formerly Twitter) and unpack what it says about the internet's current state of mind. We also reflect on how podcasts have evolved—and in some cases, lost the plot. From navigating emotional baggage to breaking down the latest NBA playoff developments, no topic is off-limits. We also explore a theory about why today’s movies just don’t hit like they used to, and wrap up with a stroll through the wild, unfiltered terrain that is Facebook’s forgotten ghettos.

Pull up, press play, and don’t worry—he don’t bite.

In this episode, we unpack what it means to expect the unexpected in today’s unpredictable economy, reflect on the all-too-relatable regret of past hookups, and talk about the importance of sticking it out when times get tough. We also debate whether dating would be easier if there were an actual rule book and explore the tug-of-war between optimism and pessimism when it comes to life and relationships. It’s honest, reflective, and just messy enough to be real.