This week, Mickey’s back with a solo episode to rant about an array of topics, including a conversation about ordering ahead at Starbucks with his sisters, why he can’t stand Dunkin’ Donuts, following the GPS in the wrong direction, and his grandmother’s accusations against the Pulse Pounding listeners involving robocalls, identity theft, and a potential hidden fortune. He also talks about the cancellation of The Barber and, of course, takes a deeper dive into the lore of The 5th Guy.

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This week, Mickey returns with a solo episode full of chaos. After ordering a late-night box from Taco Bell, he discovers that his Uber Eats driver is making the delivery on a bicycle—riding more than 10 miles to pick up and drop off the order. How long does it actually take someone to bike 10 miles? Tune in to find out.

Mickey also dives into the madness of workplace conversations, from coworkers discussing their menstrual cycles on the Flo app (which he’s just discovered) to another coworker accidentally calling the police on herself after her child got ahold of her nicotine vape.

Then, he shares not one but two DL encounters—because apparently exposing them is trending now. First, a DL from Mickey’s past who refuses to accept that Mickey is strictly gay and not interested in sleeping with his wife. Second, a tall, dark, and handsome DL who is—wait for it—24.

Stick around until the end of the episode for a deep dive into the comeback of Danity Kane and fresh releases from Demi Lovato, Miguel, Ari Abdul, and Psylosia.

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This week, Mickey sits down with Brendan Abernathy, a talented singer-songwriter who, earlier this year, found himself at the center of a viral online hate train. After a performance clip of his song “Married In A Year” went viral, Brendan quickly discovered that much of the feedback wasn’t positive. Thirty-three million views later—after countless rude comments, harassment, and even threats—the pair discusses what it feels like to be on the receiving end of an overwhelming wave of internet hate, its effects on mental health and creativity, the reactions and opinions of those around you, and how to keep moving forward.

Mickey and Brendan also dive into the release of his new album The Kid Who Got It All Wrong. Brendan opens up about his creative process, how much of his music is autobiographical, how he draws inspiration from others' experiences, his upcoming series of EPs (which will be recorded in various national parks), performing over 700 live shows, and so much more!

‘The Kid Who Got It All Wrong’ is out now, on all streaming platforms!

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This week, Mickey is back with a solo episode of unfiltered stories and honest reflections.

First up, he’s detailing the wildest encounter he’s ever had in the Planet Fitness showers—as well as why Planet Fitness remains his gym of choice.

Then, it's time for closure. Mickey opens up about the final chapter with Hot Chocolate, breaking down the end of the cyclical relationship and his personal tips for staying strong while maintaining no contact.

Don’t miss the music talk! Stick around to hear Mickey’s takes on new releases from Eric Zayne, Kim Petras, Hayley Williams, Leven Kali, and of course, the iconic Mariah Carey!

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This week, Mickey sits down for a calm, cool, and collected solo episode. Why so calm? Because he’s high — and struggling to get his thoughts out.

Listen along as Mickey shares his thoughts on Charlie Kirk and the people celebrating his death (which he finds super weird), the hypocrisy on both ends of the political spectrum, taking a break from drinking, navigating difficult relationships, dealing with a lack of reciprocal support, and the difference between perception and reality. He also talks about attending a Savannah Bananas game and his week-long concert extravaganza, where he saw Kesha, The Weeknd, Rüfüs Du Sol, and Rose Gray!

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In an impromptu, special weekend episode, Mickey sits down to rant about the various things currently driving him nuts. 

In this bonus, solo episode, he’s talking about the teenage customers who wouldn’t stop making out at his table, why making out between forkfuls of food is gross af, the current debacle with DMV reservations, the wait times and the lunacy at the front door, as well as the LONGEST story about why he’d like everyone at Verizon wireless to go to hell.

He hopes you all find entertainment in his misfortune. 

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This week, Mickey sits down with Ronen Rubinstein and Jon Shoer — two-thirds of the rising alt-rock band Nights In Stereo.

They dive into the band’s unexpected formation during the Covid lockdown, the creative spark that launched their first tracks, and Ronen’s bold evolution from actor to frontman. The conversation hits on everything from their nostalgic 2000s rock influence to the electric energy of their new EP, Second Nature.

Stream ‘Second Nature’ out on all platforms now!

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This week, Mickey sits down for his first solo episode in quite some time to catch up and talk about his crazy month of May! He’s recapping his trip to Miami, including finally making it to Club Space, his obsession with listening to the audio memoir written by his ex’s famous ex, seeing The Weeknd at a small private show, his thoughts on the Hurry Up Tomorrow movie, attending Makko Red’s very first show, accidentally meeting Miley Cyrus, and, of course, new music from Kesha, Miley Cyrus, Rose Gray, Tate McRae, Leven Kali, SG Lewis, Mariah Carey, and so much more!

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This week, Mickey sits down for a solo episode to discuss the MOST. After a quick rant about his barber being unknowingly on “bahcation,” he dives into the progress of the Brooklyn Mirage redesign, how unlikely it is they’ll make their opening day, the CEO doubling down on construction progress—or lack thereof—and, of course, the comments!

Mickey also talks about the kickoff of the most anticipated (for some) summer tours from Beyoncé and Katy Perry, the unrealistic expectations the public has set for Gaga’s Mayhem shows, how boring he finds Tyla as an artist, plus new music from Benson Boone, Artemas, and Megan Thee Stallion.

This episode, we’re bringing back the relationship conversations! Mickey recounts a talk with a friend about her divorce, dog sitting, and the realization that your ex is out living a new life—without you.

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This week, Mickey sits down for a Sudafed-fueled solo episode that quickly devolves into a long-winded rant about life, public perception, and internet culture. He discusses Katy Perry going to space and the public's response, questions Gayle King's relevance to space exploration, and expresses confusion about why everyone cares so much. Mickey also shares his excitement about the upcoming Lifetimes tour, reflects on changes in festival culture, and comments on the increasing obsession with fame and the bizarre trend of recording celebrity interactions.

Stay tuned for the second half of the episode, where Mickey gives a detailed recap of Lady Gaga’s exceptional Coachella set, vents about the aggravating comparisons to Beyoncé, and highlights new music from Q, Kesha, Catey Shaw, Paris Ray, Mark Dylan, and more!

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