Take No Offense

Brian has really had it with anti-vaxxers. We talk about what we can do to reach the holdouts and end the pandemic. Thoughts on Andrew Cuomo and the death of shame. Takeaways from the Olympics. We also discuss Nick Cannon's ridiculous justification for having seven kids with four different women, and offer a review of Suicide Squad and Bo Burnham's Inside special.

In this episode we talk about the crazy Covid arguments people on both sides make. We also take a look back at the MLB trade deadline and give our take on first day of NBA free agency and how Russell Westbrook will fit with the Lakers. On the eve of her return, we share some thoughts on the strange reaction to Simone Biles sitting out events at the Olympics, and we talk about the ridiculous (but also enjoyable) Netflix reality show Love Is Blind.

In this episode Eric tells us why the events of this week made him think about the rapid decline of the Republican Party and we offer theories on why it happened. Also why did Republicans finally come out strongly for the vaccine this week? We aren't too excited about the Olympics yet, but talked about the men's basketball team's loss, and the uniforms for female teams at the games. We also gave our thoughts on the Cleveland baseball team name change and Texas and OU heading to the SEC. Finally, we offered some quick TV reviews, and in so doing learned Brian had never even heard of The Handmaid's Tale!

In this episode we share our thoughts on the new Covid related mask mandate in LA and talk about why restrictions don't make sense with the vaccines available to everybody. We also give our review of the Loki finale and why the series as a whole left us a little unsatisfied. And finally a discussion of the NBA Finals turned into a talk about why we don't care about sports as much as we used to.

In this episode we discuss the decision by Dem state lawmakers in Texas to fly away like babies because they can't get their way. We also argue that the billionaire space race between Branson, Bezos and Musk is a good thing for society. We give our take on Stephen A. Smith's controversial comments about Shohei Ohtani being the face of baseball, and give our recap of Loki episode 5. Brian also has a review of the new MCU movie, Black Widow. Enjoy!

In this episode we discuss anti-American comments by Cori Bush and others over the July 4th weekend. We also react to the release of Bill Cosby and how MLB should handle the assault allegations against Trevor Bauer. In our weekly Loki recap, we dive into an explosive episode 4, and we conclude with thoughts on the drama at ESPN between Rachel Nichols and Maria Taylor.

In this episode we discuss the sentencing of 1/6 rioters and what reforms would actually be effective and possible to prevent it from happening again. Also Derrick Chauvin sentencing, thoughts of the testimony this week of Brittany Spears as she tries to end her conservatorship, and our weekly deep dive into Loki. We end with thoughts on the legacy of Chris Paul and the length of NBA Playoff games.

In this episode two white guys talk about Juneteenth and Critical Race Theory as best we can. We also discuss the Covid protocols in the NFL, MLB banning sticky stuff on baseballs, the NBA Playoffs and do our weekly nerdy review of Loki. Enjoy!

In this episode we discuss the ProPublica report showing how the super rich avoid paying taxes and what can be done about it. Also, Eric defends CNN's decision to bring back Jeffrey Toobin after his ummmm... embarrassing Zoom display. And we do a deep nerdy dive into the first episode of Disney's new MCU show Loki.

In this episode we tackle the ramifications of Facebook's two year twitter ban on Donald Trump, talk about the hate directed at Senator Joe Manchin for opposing the Dem's voting rights bill, and how we can actually make democracy better. We also discuss golfer Jon Rahm's disqualification for having Covid, and give our weekly NBA playoff recap with updated predictions.