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The hosts jump in roasting the week’s nonsense before zeroing in on the red-pill circus those self-appointed “alpha” gurus who yell about standards they don’t live by. They call out the hypocrisy directly: men who drag single mothers while secretly building families with them, influencers preaching discipline while drowning in contradiction. The hosts make it clear that the goal is correction, not cruelty, and urge listeners to stop letting social media fool them with polished, soulless illusions built on backroom deals and attention addiction.
A resurfaced news story sparks debate: a mother suing years after her son was killed during a home invasion, insisting she deserves cash because he “only meant to rob the place.” The hosts label it exactly what it looks like a desperate money grab that won’t bring anyone back. Then comes the church experiment: calling random ministries for one can of formula while a baby cries in the background. The results? Brutal. Some pastors refuse unless she’s a tither, proving how hollow the “charity” talk can be when money becomes the measuring stick.
Q&A dives into heartbreak, personal growth, and clearing up past stories. Relationship drama gets reframed as bad luck, not gullibility. A messy schedule is finally fixed episodes now drop consistently on Sunday mornings. Claims about African gods get dismantled with Scripture, and a tech win shows how replacing an AIO cooler yourself can save real money. A young listener facing tragedy is urged to DM privately so he can get genuine local mentorship. TV nostalgia runs wild as the hosts debate ’70s classics, ’90s icons, and 2000s staples. A former street worker fears being unforgivable, but the hosts remind her that repentance opens the door to real change.
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By Sancorya CowleyThe hosts jump in roasting the week’s nonsense before zeroing in on the red-pill circus those self-appointed “alpha” gurus who yell about standards they don’t live by. They call out the hypocrisy directly: men who drag single mothers while secretly building families with them, influencers preaching discipline while drowning in contradiction. The hosts make it clear that the goal is correction, not cruelty, and urge listeners to stop letting social media fool them with polished, soulless illusions built on backroom deals and attention addiction.
A resurfaced news story sparks debate: a mother suing years after her son was killed during a home invasion, insisting she deserves cash because he “only meant to rob the place.” The hosts label it exactly what it looks like a desperate money grab that won’t bring anyone back. Then comes the church experiment: calling random ministries for one can of formula while a baby cries in the background. The results? Brutal. Some pastors refuse unless she’s a tither, proving how hollow the “charity” talk can be when money becomes the measuring stick.
Q&A dives into heartbreak, personal growth, and clearing up past stories. Relationship drama gets reframed as bad luck, not gullibility. A messy schedule is finally fixed episodes now drop consistently on Sunday mornings. Claims about African gods get dismantled with Scripture, and a tech win shows how replacing an AIO cooler yourself can save real money. A young listener facing tragedy is urged to DM privately so he can get genuine local mentorship. TV nostalgia runs wild as the hosts debate ’70s classics, ’90s icons, and 2000s staples. A former street worker fears being unforgivable, but the hosts remind her that repentance opens the door to real change.
Partnership 1 — Molly Bz Gourmet Cookies Bold, small-batch cookies with stand-out flavors like Be Cordial, Big Joe, Bobadoodles, Hot Mess, Pina Coladas, Royally Awesome, Straight Fire, The Bossman, and The Tea. Founded by a single mom and nationally recognized. Highest listener deal: 10% off any order with code TNE at https://mollybz.com.
Partnership 2 — Old Glory Over 300,000 officially licensed items across music, sports, movies, and pop culture—tees, hoodies, jerseys, hats, gifts, and more, all with free same-day shipping. Exclusive 15% off any order with code TNE at https://oldglory.com.