Still Awkward with Sadie

Why put effort into a future that might not even be there? Worst version. 

A cosmetic procedure turned deadly for 43-year-old influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo. After undergoing a penis enlargement procedure in Thailand, he developed chest pain, collapsed and later died from a pulmonary embolism that a coroner linked to the filler injections. We’re talking about what happened, the wild details surrounding the story, and the very real risks people are taking in the name of cosmetic enhancement.

It's the weekly roundup/wrapup, baby.

This episode, we’re talking ChatGPT, the massive data centers needed to keep AI running, and Joe Rogan’s take on where all of this is headed. Plus, what the continued growth of AI could mean for the way we live, work, and use technology.

They got older, richer, and more famous… while their wives somehow got younger. We're looking at celebrities who married young, moved on, and later found love with women decades younger.

It's a new show on Hulu, and you're gonna love it.

Britney Spears is making headlines again, and we’re diving into the latest drama. Plus, why does it always seem like celebrity deaths happen in threes? We’re talking about the creepy “rule of three,” whether there’s any truth behind it, and all the pop culture chaos in between.

This episode is a wild one. We’re remembering the legendary Dolly Parton, who has died at 80, and talking about the incredible legacy she leaves behind.

Then things take a HARD turn into “you can’t make this stuff up” territory. San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York was arrested in Ohio after allegedly responding to an undercover prostitution ad—and yes, the details somehow get even crazier.

From saying goodbye to a country music icon to an NFL billionaire getting busted in a prostitution sting… this episode has RANGE.

I'm sorry, but I forgot what we talked about.

Bad bosses, power trips, toxic workplaces, and behavior that would make HR sweat. We’re spilling the workplace horror stories and asking: How the hell did these people become managers?