After 53 years of waiting, the New York Knicks are NBA champions — and for those of us living with a traumatic brain injury, a moment this big hits differently. In this solo episode, I'm talking about what the Knicks' championship meant to me personally, how the excitement, the crowds, and the emotional rollercoaster affected my TBI symptoms, and what I learned from simply letting myself feel joy.

We spend so much of life with TBI in survival mode — managing symptoms, fighting through hard days, and bracing for the next setback. But the Knicks reminded me of something important: we have to take our wins. Absorb them. Sit in them. Let them fill us up. Whether it's a championship or a small personal victory, those moments matter — and we deserve to receive them fully.

In this episode, I analyze the newest developments with the New York Knicks, explore the PlayStation 5 landscape, and assess the continuing Xbox discussion.

From fake gaming chairs to crypto bro streamers and "exclusive" coaching programs, the video game community has become a goldmine for a very special kind of hustler. In this episode, we break down the most common grift playbooks — the hype merchant, the pay-to-win prophet, the fake guru — and what makes gaming fans such an appealing target. Spoiler: it involves parasocial relationships, FOMO, and a lot of limited-time offers.

The long-awaited Cyberpunk 2077 PS5 Pro update is finally live, and it's a free upgrade for all PS5 Pro owners. I dig into the three graphics modes — Performance (up to 90 FPS), Ray Tracing (60 FPS), and Ray Tracing Pro (40 FPS with every visual bell and whistle on) — and whether they live up to the hype.

In this episode, I open up about the day everything changed. What started as a routine job working on an elevator turned into a life-altering injury. I walk through exactly what happened, how fast things went wrong, and what it felt like in the moment. This is the real story—no filters—about pain, recovery, and facing the aftermath of a workplace accident.

John Carpenter's Toxic Commando is fun as hell.

Who will buy Starfield when it releases on the PS5?

There have been recent changes within the Video Game industry that happen in every other industry.

HD2 continues to be my most played game. I explain why.

A month in Spain has given me a new perspective on our country’s politics.