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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Thursday’s episode starts with the scandal that somehow rocked no one: a rock-skipping controversy in the UK that left Jerii bored beyond words. From there, we dive back into darkness with updates on d4vd as investigators search the Los Angeles home he stayed in for traces of blood tied to the body found in his car. And finally, we end at Universal’s Epic Universe in Orlando, where a guest has died amid the park’s string of recent medical emergencies just months after opening.

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Wednesday’s episode begins with the grim reveal of the identity of the body found in d4vd’s Tesla, closing one of LA’s eeriest mysteries. Then we spiral straight into dystopia as bathrooms begin requiring you to watch ads just to get toilet paper, because even basic bodily functions are now monetized. We wrap on a lighter note with a health update on the beloved Dolly Parton, whose spark may dim but never fades

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Tuesday’s episode kicks off with the shocking update about the body found in D4VD’s car in Los Angeles, a case that’s spiraling from strange to sinister. Then we dive into the bizarre story of young vigilantes who lured a local pedophile, beat him up, and shaved his head—only to get arrested themselves. Later, we cover the wetsuit-clad thief who swam away from a $20,000 robbery at a Disney waterfront restaurant, proving crime is getting way too creative.

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Monday’s OK Bud is a rollercoaster of sweet, sad, and slightly horrifying. We start with Costco’s new 4-pound pumpkin pie, a dessert so massive it might actually unite the world. Then we dive into the grim tale of an elderly woman with dementia who killed another resident in a nursing home, before Kyle bravely admits what he used to think “breast cancer” meant as a kid (spoiler: he was wildly off). We wrap with Walmart arming employees with body cameras to combat theft, because apparently we’re living in a dystopian buddy cop reboot.

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Today the Buds lean hard into escapism, because reality needs a break. We start with a Florida man arrested for urinating in a surf shop like he’s auditioning for chaos, then celebrate Rebecca Black, who shared that sex with women literally saved her life and sparked her rebirth. Finally, we say a bittersweet goodbye to Ghost, the beloved octopus at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, now in her final days.

Laugh, cry, and briefly pretend the real world isn’t on fire with another OK Bud!

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Today’s episode goes from disturbingly furry to cosmically curious. We cover the horrifying story of a felon who dressed as a puppy at a pet store and strangled a teenager to death, then blow Kyle’s mind with the truth that sand is mostly pulverized rock and ancient fish poop. We wrap on breaking news that there may actually be signs of life on Mars — proving our planet isn’t the only one with problems.

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