Today on OK Bud, the infamous Menendez brothers are denied bail, keeping them behind bars decades after their notorious case. We also cover the tragic story of a skydiver who jumped to her death on purpose, a chilling reminder that not every free fall is meant to end with a safe landing. Dark headlines to send us straight into the weekend.

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Today’s OK Bud is heavy: we cover the devastating story of a New Hampshire mom who killed her entire family and herself after posting about “making changes” on TikTok, the shocking arrest of Lil Nas X after a very public breakdown, and the panic at Villanova University caused by an active shooter report that turned out to be nothing more than a cruel hoax. It’s an episode about the dangers of online lives colliding with offline consequences, served with the Buds’ trademark dark humor.

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In today’s chaos: a UK kid who acid-attacked his own dad gets eight years in prison but is now releasing rap TikToks his father wants nothing to do with, officials announce that kink might actually be the new path to better mental health, and Ben introduces his swaggering alter ego, Benny Two Chainz. It’s an episode that swings between the disturbing, the bizarre, and the hilarious—sometimes all at once.

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This episode is equal parts surreal and hilarious: Britney’s latest instagram session inspires Jerii’s nicest X Factor host impression, neighborhoods across America face a creeping rodent apocalypse, science pushes the limits of where newborns come from, and evolution quietly edits our bodies while we’re not looking. It's Britney, babies and breakthroughs on another fantastic OK Bud!

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Today’s OK Bud opens with full-blown birthday chaos as Kyle turns 39, complete with glitter bombs and silly string warfare. From there, we stumble (literally) into the story of a man who broke his arm tripping over the world’s biggest penis — his own. Next, we explore proof of interdimensional beings from a woman named Luna, because of course her name is Luna. And finally, Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger gets in trouble in solitary confinement for being caught with suspiciously red hands.

It’s birthdays, big junk, and bloody palms — the perfect party mix on another chaotic OK Bud!

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Today on OK Bud, we hop right into the grim world of Franken rabbits — bunnies suffering from horrific facial growths that are killing them in droves. Then we pull the plug on Meta AI, which has allegedly been speaking romantically to children and even sending illegal sexual voice messages… in John Cena’s voice (yes, really). Finally, we wrap up with the bizarre arrest of a man who allegedly put Gorilla Glue in his coworkers’ drinks, because apparently felony poisoning is just another office prank now.

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We open with big Bud news — Jerii makes an on-screen appearance in a health insurance commercial, proving that stardom sometimes comes with a deductible. Then we head to Florida, where a wedding DJ (who still lives with his parents) was arrested for lewd behavior at a children’s park and museum — an RSVP no one wanted. Finally, we check in on Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger, who’s complaining about constant harassment in prison, as if that isn’t part of the package.

From Bud fame to behind-bars bellyaching — it’s a three-course serving of weird news.

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On the anniversary of his capture, we revisit Son of Sam — the guy who terrorized New York in the ‘70s and somehow looked more like a deli worker than a serial killer. Then we crown the winners and losers of the World’s Ugliest Dog Contest, celebrating the mangy, the snaggle-toothed, and the perpetually confused. Finally, we break down the best and worst potato chip flavors, from top-tier classics to whatever war crime “salmon flavor” was supposed to be.

It’s murder, mutts, and munchies — a truly balanced diet on another Bud-tastic episode.

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Today on OK Bud, we venture to Brooklyn at an ice cream parlor serving a breastmilk-flavored ice cream, because apparently we’ve run out of normal flavors. Then we head to NYC where a kidnapper was caught and immediately begged police to let him talk to his mom — proving some people never outgrow the playground. Finally, we wrap up in midair with a woman who grounded an entire flight after she destroyed the bathroom from food poisoning, making her the unofficial worst passenger of the year.

It’s dairy, despair, and diarrhea — all in one sweet, disgusting scoop.

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Today’s episode of OK Bud is one for the hall of shame. First, we meet a British man who claims he got throat cancer from oral sex — which is basically the plot of a health PSA that writes itself. Then things get really Arkansas when a mother and son duo are arrested for full-on incest, reminding us all that DNA is not an aphrodisiac. And finally, a crypto bro comes forward to proudly take credit for throwing sex toys onto the court at WNBA games — because the blockchain wasn’t cringe enough already.

Oral mishaps, bloodline disasters, and blockchain pervs — just another day in the Bud Zone™.

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