OK Bud!

Today’s episode goes from gruesome to grim: a Staten Island man beheads his mother’s boyfriend for telling him to “take a walk”, two prison guards are in hot water for letting an inmate burn to death in his cell, and a couple dies of heat stroke after a cocaine-fueled bathtub “celebration” for their child’s 4th birthday. It’s a chaotic cocktail of violence, neglect, and very bad decisions.

The Buds dive into a chaotic mix of story updates, the wild arrest of Mark Sanchez after a knife fight with a 70-year-old man, and the truly otherworldly investigation into whether UFOlogist Nigel Larson is the same man Jerii dated in college. Stranger things have happened!

Today, the Buds break down the chaos after d4vd’s bodyguard seemingly joked about being involved in Celeste Rivas’ murder during a livestream, Diddy gets sentenced to 4 years in prison and channels Denzel from Flight energy instead of Training Day, and science drops a bombshell: human intelligence peaks at age 60.

This week, America crowned its true champions: Chunk the bear and Bug the gloriously overweight ginger cat. Meanwhile, Taco Bell wants nothing to do with a 31-mile “Taco Bell Marathon” that forces runners to eat chalupas mid-stride, and Harvard is now teaching a class on RuPaul’s Drag Race.

This episode has everything: a mysterious man beheading seals along the California coast, a former clown who murdered his wife and then himself during his own sentencing, and a massive Hollywood breakup shaking the tabloids to their core. It’s murder, mystery, and celebrity misery — just another day with the Buds.

The Buds sink their teeth into this week’s strangest stories: the virtual best bear competition sweeping the internet, the discovery of a skeleton under the porch of America’s most haunted house, and the truly haunting spectacle of Caitlyn Jenner singing TikTok on national television. Bears, bones, and ballads — this episode’s got something for everyone (and nightmares for the rest).

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This week, the Buds take on the disturbing whispers of a possible Houston serial killer that local authorities keep brushing off, a stunt-eating man who braved the world’s smelliest food for views, and a handful of updates on stories we can’t seem to escape. From denial in Texas to noses that will never recover, this episode reeks of chaos.

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The Buds dive into the chaos as d4vd reportedly flees the home he shared with his manager after a police raid, while rumors swirl about Celeste Rivas' parents’ silence in her alleged abusive bond. From there, we spiral into the rapture and Ben drops some hard science on Kyle: toilets don’t actually flush backwards in Australia. Apocalypses, parents, pop stars, and plumbing — this one’s got it all.

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On this episode of OK Bud, we bounce between the hopeful, the absurd, and the downright horrifying. There’s the runaway cow Mootilda, who dodged the slaughterhouse and found supporters raising money for her sanctuary. A Baton Rouge teacher got busted with cocaine after a drug dog sweep, insisting it wasn’t hers. And the darkest of the bunch: a man who kept four vulnerable adults trapped in his basement for over a decade, abusing and stealing from them until he was finally caught.

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Friday’s episode covers a little bit of everything: first, we get updates on D4VD-- and realize Kyle actually does know one of his songs — thanks to endless TikTok memes. Then the Buds wrestle with a surprisingly heavy debate: the morality of leaving shopping carts outside the “cart womb”, and what it says about the soul of society. Finally, we discuss the man arrested for making what he claimed were rage-bait videos, which turned out to be plain old hate crimes.

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