Max Philips brings back the lovely Madeline Rose to co-host episode 3 of the OMA podcast. They kick it off with some facts you need to know for the week per usual. Then, they review the ever-so-talented Ashe, a young female musician with a b-e-a-utiful voice coming up in pop/electronic music and feature her hit single with Louis the Child, "Right to It". Max and Maddy roll into a review of the dark & epic thriller "Mind Hunters" on Netflix; a series gauranteed to send chills up your spine and mess with your mind. After that they discuss the anniversry of the women's march and movement, and how some iconic women (Kim Kardashian specifically) seem to be more counterproductive to the overall goal. They give credit to a women (joy Milne) who may have discovered a method to detecting Parkinson's disease at an early stage, and discover a new form of transportation from AIRBUS that might have you flying through the air around your own city sooner than you think.

Max brings on the lovely Madeline Rose. She's a videographer and content creator, and also....his girlfriend! They chat about up and coming musician Oliver Tree and how they discovered him togther opening for Louis the Child at a concert at the Hollywood Palladium. Then, they review the new dark comedy/thriller series "The End of the F***king World" on Netflix, discuss how college administrations don't adequately encourage real world "job experience" to supplement a diploma when job hunting after college, Logan Paul's attempt to redeem himself as a suicide awareness advocate after a very disturbing video was posted to his YouTube channel, and how a new type of fungus might be the solution to any pothole or sidewalk crack in your neighborhood giving you or your wheels a rough time when you're on the go.

Max Philips returns to the OMA podcast to kick off 2018. This week on the show: Max Philips Music on Spotify, David Letterman's new show "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction" on Netflix, Collin Kaepernick's charitable donations, Failing North Korean relations and coverage, and non-permanent tattoos that tell you when you're getting too many UV rays from sunllight.