On this episode of The Probably Cancelled Podcast (aka the PCP), it’s Episode 31: and we have LISTENER FEEDBACK—which is a fancy way of saying “we handed the microphone to the internet and immediately regretted it.” Returning to the hot seat is Lindsey Graham aka The Patriot Barbie, because apparently she didn’t suffer enough the first time and agreed to come back for round two. Respect. The real star of this episode, though, is you guys—the listeners. We read through your feedback, and it turns out you’re all very talented… at roasting us. There are compliments in there somewhere too, but they’re mostly surrounded by emotional damage, sarcasm, and suggestions that we “maybe stop talking.” We take it all in stride, of course. Some of it we laugh at. Some of it hurts our feelings. And some of it we pretend is “constructive criticism” so we can sleep at night. [puts down the knife] It’s brutally honest, unintentionally hilarious, and a reminder that our audience is equal parts supportive and aggressively disappointed in us. Just how we like it.

On this episode of the Probably Cancelled Podcast (aka the PCP), we’re joined by Lindsey Graham—and no, not the senator, relax. This is The Patriot Barbie, and she’s got stories. The Left has not been kind to this woman. 

We get into the totally normal, totally reasonable experience of having your businesses almost burned down in Oregon (just your average Yelp review out there), and how that little situation helped guide her to the promised land—Texas, where the gas is cheap and the opinions are not. But Freedom is plentiful. 

Meanwhile, Derek Holland updates us on his transition into professional golf, and whether the tour has accepted him yet. And Brady casually brings up his “oh yeah, I’m on CBS now” moment like it’s no big deal, which it obviously is, but we’ll let him pretend to be humble. But in reality we're all so excited for him. 

Oh—and Lindsey brought us a gift. Which is either incredibly thoughtful… or a strategic move to ensure we don’t get cancelled mid-episode. Jury’s still out.

It’s stories, chaos, questionable career choices, and just enough patriotism to keep things spicy. Business as usual.

Episode 29 — featuring Hailey Ostrom This episode proves one thing: we should not be allowed on a golf course. We’re joined by golf & lifestyle influencer, and ambassador of the game: Hailey Ostrom, who makes the game look effortless… while we make it look like a public safety hazard. We talk about how she built her brand, life as a golf creator, and the mental side of the game—while the rest of us confidently describe swings that should be investigated. There’s bad golf advice, unearned confidence, and just enough chaos to get us banned from any country club. Hailey was an eagle. We were… par. Watch the whole episode. Your golf game won’t improve—but you’ll feel better about it.

Episode 28 — featuring Alex Stein Ladies and gentlemen, lock up your city council and hide your microphones… because internet firestarter and professional line-crosser Alex Stein is in the building, and he absolutely delivers. If you know Alex, you know he’s not just trolling for laughs—he’s mastered the art of saying what everyone’s thinking in the exact place you’re not supposed to say it. From his first viral moment to becoming one of the most recognizable disruptors on the internet and his love affair with AOC, we get into how he built his platform by walking straight into the chaos… and somehow coming out on top. We dive into government corruption, the power of viral moments, and the strategy behind what Alex does—because there’s a lot more intention there than people realize. And yes, we get into some of the wild situations he’s found himself in while confronting the most unhinged corners of society face-to-face. It’s bold, it’s fearless, and it’s honestly impressive he hasn’t been chased out of more buildings. This episode is high energy, unpredictable, and flat-out hilarious. Alex brings the heat the entire time, and it’s easy to see why he’s built such a massive following doing exactly what he does best—pushing buttons and owning the moment. We had an absolute blast with him—and yeah, we’re already ready for round two.

Episode 27 of Probably Cancelled Podcast is not safe for group chats, workplace speakers, or anyone who still thinks “nothing to see here” is a personality. Jack Savage, Derek Holland, and Brady Matthews are joined by guest host Laura Robeson — a Dallas-area police officer who actually understands investigations, evidence, and how files are supposed to work. Which makes this episode especially awkward for anyone connected to the saga of Jeffrey Epstein. Yes. We go heavy on the Epstein files. We break down: What makes a case like this so suspicious to actual law enforcement Why “missing details” always seem to be missing in the same direction How power, money, and influence warp investigations And what everyday Americans get wrong about how these cases should unfold Laura brings real-world policing insight. Jack brings gasoline. Derek brings the “are we sure we want to say this?” energy. Brady brings the calm voice of reason—which lasts about six minutes. It’s sharp. It’s uncomfortable. It’s probably getting screenshotted somewhere. If you’ve ever read the headlines and thought, “There’s no way that’s the full story,” this episode is for you. If you haven’t… you will after this. Watch the whole thing. Because sunlight is the best disinfectant—and we brought floodlights.

🔥 EPISODE 26 — 100 TEXTS AND SEAN WEARS A DRESS 🔥

Alright folks — this one’s simple:

Text the Patriot Mobile LifeLine at 469-444-0505.

📱 Text it. Screenshot it. Bribe your neighbor to text it.

But if that doesn’t motivate you… we also cover:

💥 IRAN — Because geopolitics is way more fun when it’s explosive.

It’s chaos. It’s comedy. It’s policy, explosions, and pixelated zombies all in one episode.

Get ready — and text that number… before Sean has to match his wardrobe to his dignity level. 😅

Episode 25 of Probably Cancelled Podcast is what happens when three semi-professional troublemakers sit down with a guy who’s actually done cool stuff. This week, Jack Savage Derek Holland and Brady Matthews welcome actor, writer, singer, and fellow podcaster Matthew Marsden—a man who has survived Hollywood, war movies, and (most impressively) the internet. You’ve seen Matthew in Black Hawk Down and Transformers, but in this episode you’ll see the side Hollywood doesn’t put in the trailer. We dive into his documentary Finding Noah, and how he got cancelled during Covid. Matthew brings the perspective of a guy who’s been inside the machine—and isn’t afraid to critique it. Jack tries to keep things profound. Brady tries to keep things off the rails. And Derek just wants to know: Did you find the Ark? No one fully succeeds. Well, Brady might've. It’s thoughtful. It’s unfiltered. It’s occasionally dangerous to your group chat. If you’ve ever wondered what happens when faith, fame, free speech, and Michael Bay explosions collide—this episode delivers. Watch the whole thing. If we’re getting cancelled, we’re at least doing it with a guy who’s survived actual helicopters.

The empire expands… and by empire, we mean two guys with WiFi and microphones. Welcome to the official announcement of the second show under the Whiskey Savage Media umbrella 🎙️🥃 Brady and Derek are launching a brand-new spinoff podcast called “Just the Tips.” No, relax. It’s not what your HR department thinks it is. This isn’t your long-form, conspiracy-spiral, guest-heavy, possibly-get-cancelled chaos from Probably Cancelled Podcast. This is faster. Louder. Dumber (in the best way). Think rapid-fire internet insanity. Viral clips. Unhinged moments. Comedy commentary. And the kind of hot takes that probably shouldn’t be legally documented. It’s Just the Tips. Or as we like to call it… Just the Clips. Short-form. Quick hits. Straight to the funny. No deep dives. No 3-hour rabbit holes. No Brady pretending he read the article, and double source verified. Just immediate reactions to the wildest stuff the internet coughs up that week. Whiskey Savage Media is officially growing, which means: More content. More chaos. More opportunities for Derek to say something that needs editing. And more chances for Brady to confidently explain something he absolutely misunderstood. If you love the madness of Probably Cancelled but sometimes think, “I just want the highlights without the emotional damage,” this one’s for you. This is the next evolution. This is the spinoff. This is Just the Tips. Welcome to the Evil Empire.

Episode 24 of Probably Cancelled Podcast is the one that gets us flagged, shadowbanned, and possibly audited. Jack Savage and Brady Matthews welcome comedian and professional rabbit-hole enthusiast Sam Tripoli, the man behind Tin Foil Hat Podcast, for an episode that goes FULL blackhand. And when we say heavy… we mean “clear your afternoon and maybe your browser history” heavy. Sam pulls up with the conspiracies loaded like a Costco cart during doomsday prep. Secret societies? Covered. Government psy-ops? Obviously. The shadowy forces pulling the strings? Allegedly. Jack tries to keep it grounded. Brady tries to keep it together. Sam tries to connect dots that may or may not exist. Somewhere between laughter and existential dread, the boys dive deep into: The Files... you know the one's we're talking about. The Nancy Guthrie case. And all things Luciferian. Grab your tinfoil. Hide your WiFi router. And for legal reasons, this is comedy. Episode 24 might not get us cancelled… but it’s definitely putting us on a list.

Episode 23 — The Michael Jordan Episode

🎙️ Probably Cancelled Podcast hits PRIME BASKETBALL ENERGY this week as Jade is BACK — and the boys are absolutely thrilled to have someone with actual common sense in the room again.

First up — we tackle the truly bizarre question: Is the Pretti shooting AI? (…No, we don’t mean “Artificial Intelligence” — although at this point we’re legitimately asking if some algorithm wrote the script of that whole mess.) We break down the Minneapolis shooting that’s been dominating headlines, talk about how wild the narratives have been, and roast every tagline more aggressively than an overcaffeinated sports commentator.

Then we descend head-first into the Sour Dough Community Gatekeeping Circus — because if there’s one thing more insufferable than people who correct your pronunciation of “quinoa,” it’s sour dough purists loudly proclaiming that gluten is their emotional support carb.

Of course we hit the Super Bowl picks (yes, some of these are definitely wrong), and we kick around more “sportsy things” than we can fit in a tweet thread — including wildly confident predictions that will haunt us by Monday.

And finally… in a move that could only happen on Probably Cancelled — we ask the big existential question: What does ChatGPT think about us and this podcast?

So tune in for a chaotic cocktail of news, sports, comedy, and utter nonsense. It’s like the internet in audio form — with fewer ads and more Jade yelling at Dutch.