That‘s Absurd

This week on That’s Absurd Podcast, we’re breaking down the stories that have everybody asking questions. From the mysterious death of a Mississippi teenager to political battles over White House press access, hip-hop’s latest releases, internet drama, and a viral sports debate — we’re covering it all. And, of course, we're saving room for those Hot Takes!

The Autopsy of Nolan Wells — An 18-year-old Mississippi teen mysteriously died during a boating trip with people believed to be his friends. His autopsy found no water in his lungs, throat, or stomach, and the cause and manner of death were classified as undetermined. What does this mean for the investigation, and what questions still need answers?

Waymo Detects a Firearm — Two juveniles were detained in San Francisco after a Waymo vehicle reportedly detected a firearm and pulled over. What happened inside the driverless car, and what does this incident say about autonomous vehicle safety?

- CNN Banned From the White House Press Room — The Trump administration’s restrictions on CNN and other news outlets spark another debate over press freedom, presidential power, and who gets access to the White House. A federal judge has temporarily ordered press access restored while the legal battle continues.

- Papoose & Remy Ma Drop a New Track — Pap and Remy are back with new music! We’re checking out the track, breaking down the bars, and discussing what this release means for the duo.

- The Lone Juror in the Lindsey C. Case — Reports identify the lone juror as a Haitian man. We’re discussing the jury room dynamics, the decision, and the conversations surrounding the case.

- The Viral Sports Debate — We’re breaking down the clip making its rounds on social media. Who’s right, who’s wrong, and what’s everybody missing? You already know the crew has something to say!

No topic is off-limits, and nobody gets a pass! The crew brings their boldest opinions, challenges each other’s perspectives, and lets the audience decide who’s making sense — and who’s just being absurd.

🎧 Tune in to That’s Absurd Podcast for unfiltered conversations, hilarious takes, and the stories everybody’s talking about. If it sounds absurd, we’re talking about it!

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From elaborate romance scams to fake identities, financial schemes, and people building entire careers around deception—some scams are almost unbelievable.

What scam had you saying, “I can't even be mad…that was clever”?

What's the most elaborate scam you've ever heard about?

Does a scam become less crazy when the victim willingly participates?

What's the difference between being gullible and simply trusting someone?

Could you recognize a scam if it was happening to you?

Let's talk scams!

A man has reportedly been arrested after allegedly pretending to be a former NFL player while targeting women.

Romance scams continue to raise questions about how easily someone can create an entirely fake identity online—and how long people can maintain the lie before getting caught.

How much investigating should you do before trusting somebody you meet online?

A claim circulating online says the United Nations voted 164–1 to move away from the Mercator projection in favor of an “Equal Earth” map.

We examine the viral claim and the bigger conversation surrounding how maps represent the world.

Does the way we draw the world influence how we think about geography, power, and different countries?

The trial surrounding Duane “Keffe D” Davis and the murder of Tupac Shakur reaches another major chapter.

We discuss the verdict, the evidence presented, and what this means for one of hip-hop's longest-running mysteries.

Fat Joe joins the conversation surrounding the use of the N-word, sparking another debate over who can say it, context, intent, and whether the word has evolved within Black culture.

Who gets a pass—and who doesn't?

A conviction in the murder case involving Dallas rapper Mo3 brings renewed attention to the circumstances surrounding his death.

We discuss the case, the verdict, and the continuing violence surrounding hip-hop.

The Lindsay Clancy case takes another turn following a mistrial.

The case continues to generate intense debate surrounding mental illness, motherhood, criminal responsibility, and justice for victims.

Can someone be held accountable while society still acknowledges that they were seriously ill?

Reports about a Facebook group allegedly involving hundreds of thousands of restaurant workers and racist discussions about contaminating Black customers' food have sparked outrage online.

If workers actually discuss or encourage intentionally contaminating someone's food because of their race, what should the consequences be?

And how much responsibility does a company have for what its employees say and do outside of work?

Another alleged academic deception story is making the rounds.

Angel Victoria Murdock has reportedly faced scrutiny over claims that she attended a Duke physician assistant program for two years despite allegedly not being enrolled.

We discuss the growing phenomenon of social-media personalities presenting an image of success that may not match reality.

How far would you go to maintain a fake life online?

Reports say British-Nigerian influencer Tiny died after undergoing a penis-enlargement procedure in Thailand.

The story raises serious questions about cosmetic procedures, medical tourism, body image, and the risks people are willing to take to change their appearance.

How much is too much when it comes to cosmetic enhancement?

Stephen A. Smith, Cari Champion, and Jemele Hill are at the center of another sports-media conversation surrounding relationships and professionalism in co-ed workplaces.

Can men and women work closely together without complications?

Are workplace boundaries different when you're dealing with celebrities and athletes?

And why does the conversation always get more complicated when relationships enter the picture?

Colin Kaepernick responds to comments involving Jay-Z, reigniting the debate over Kaepernick's NFL protests, Jay-Z's relationship with the league, and the evolution of athlete activism.

Did Jay-Z and the NFL change the conversation—or did they leave Kaepernick behind?

The best scam is the one nobody realizes is a scam.

If someone creates an entire fake identity online, is that automatically fraud—or can it simply be deception?

Should employees be held responsible for racist comments made in private online groups?

Has social media made people more comfortable pretending to be someone they're not?

Can cosmetic surgery culture push people into dangerous decisions?

Can men and women maintain completely platonic professional relationships?

Did Jay-Z and the NFL ever truly resolve the Colin Kaepernick controversy?

The stories are crazy.

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From hairstyles and makeup to fashion, body trends, mannerisms, and social-media culture, there’s a growing debate over who gets credited for Black female aesthetics.

Is the trans community borrowing and repackaging an aesthetic that originated with Black women? Or is this simply the natural evolution and exchange of culture?

We get into:

This one is guaranteed to spark a conversation.

Thousands of women have reportedly rallied behind Lindsay Clancy, raising more than $1 million in support for the Massachusetts mother who killed her three children and later claimed she was suffering from severe mental illness.

The story raises difficult questions about mental health, accountability, motherhood, and the public's willingness to support someone accused of an unimaginable crime.

Byron Donalds emerges victorious in Florida's Republican primary for governor.

We discuss what the victory means for Florida politics, the Republican Party, and the upcoming general election.

No shortage of opinions in hip-hop this week.

We get into the latest music, industry drama, viral moments, and everything happening in the culture.

Two of the internet's favorite troublemakers may be making their way back into the spotlight.

Blueface and 6ix9ine have both been making noise again, raising the question:

Does the culture actually want them back?

Are controversial personalities being rewarded for creating chaos, or do fans simply love a good comeback story?

We break down the biggest stories happening across the sports world, including the latest headlines, controversies, and conversations dominating the timeline.

The conversations are real.

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When intimacy disappears from a marriage, how long should someone be expected to stay?

Is sex a necessity in a healthy marriage, or should couples be able to maintain a strong relationship without it?

We get into:

How long would YOU stay?

No topic is off limits as we break down the latest political headlines, controversies, and the stories affecting the culture.

We break down the latest moves, drama, music, and debates happening throughout the hip-hop world.

Who's making noise, who's falling off, and who's got the internet arguing this week?

Dr. Cheyenne Bryant has social media talking after posting a photo in her graduation gown.

We discuss the reaction, the importance of celebrating personal accomplishments, and why the internet can turn even a graduation photo into a debate.

The FBA community has seemingly turned on comedian Godfrey, sparking another conversation about Black identity, comedy, and who gets the benefit of the doubt from the audience.

Did Godfrey cross a line, or is social media once again taking comedy too seriously?

Podcaster Lex P. finds himself in the middle of a cheating scandal after being called out publicly.

We get into the allegations, the internet's obsession with relationship drama, and whether people should believe everything they see play out online.

LeBron James reportedly signing with Philadelphia for 2 years, $8 million has the basketball world going crazy.

Would Philly be the right destination for LeBron?

Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom, standing 6-foot-10, has announced that he intends to declare for the 2027 WNBA Draft after WNBA players expressed support for transgender athletes participating in women's sports.

We discuss the controversy, the comments that sparked the announcement, and the larger debate surrounding eligibility, fairness, gender, and women's athletics.

Is this serious? A political statement? A publicity stunt?

That's Absurd Podcast breaks it all down.

The conversations are real.

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"Headlines, Hard Conversations & The Business of Sports"

When does protecting your family cross the line into breaking the law?

If you found someone hiding in your child's bedroom, how far would you go to protect your family? Should intent matter more than the outcome?

A Memphis mother was granted a $100,000 bond after allegedly shooting and killing a 20-year-old man she found hiding under her 13-year-old daughter's bed. Reports say the teen had secretly arranged to meet him, and it has since been reported that the young man had a mental disability or special needs.

This tragic story raises several difficult questions:

This week we discuss any developing political stories making headlines and how they intersect with culture and everyday life.

The hip-hop world never sleeps. We catch up on the latest music, industry moves, and conversations shaping the culture this week.

Following the passing of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, reports claim his widow is seeking $1.2 million from his mother, alleging the money was promised under the terms of a prenuptial agreement.

We discuss:

New broadcasting recommendations aim to reduce camera angles and slow-motion shots that critics say unnecessarily sexualize female athletes.

Topics of discussion:

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver> joked that where LeBron James decides to play impacts the NBA schedule.

We discuss:

Dwyane Wade shared that he recognized signs his child, Zaya Wade, was transgender from an early age and has supported her throughout her journey.

We discuss:

Reports of changes involving Ryan Clark and Cam Newton have sports fans debating the future of sports media.

This week's Question of the Week:

When does protecting your family become going too far?

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Is there a proper way to grieve the loss of a family member?

Everyone processes loss differently. Some people cry openly, others stay silent. Some move on quickly, while others carry grief for years.

Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts.

This week we catch up on the biggest headlines making waves across entertainment, sports, and social media.

Future is back with a new project, The Real Me.

Songwriter and producer The-Dream is back in the headlines.

We discuss his impact on R&B, the legacy he's built behind the scenes, and why his name continues to spark conversation.

The latest media battle between DJ Akademiks and Charlamagne tha God has fans debating who really has the bigger influence in hip-hop media.

Jay-Z made an appearance at Yankee Stadium, reminding everyone that his presence still commands attention.

We talk about Jay's cultural influence beyond music and why every public appearance becomes a headline.

Is Jadakiss gearing up for another run?

Would today's hip-hop audience embrace a new Jadakiss project, or is his music made for a different era?

From viral moments to celebrity headlines, we break down everything the internet couldn't stop talking about this week.

What deserves the attention—and what's simply social media doing too much?

A heated moment involving Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro has basketball fans talking.

The latest UFC event left many fans disappointed.

Answer this week's Question of the Week:

Is there a proper way to grieve the loss of a loved one, or is every person's journey different?

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What's something people judge way too harshly that really isn't their business?

Is it who someone dates? Cosmetic surgery? Family drama? How people spend their money? Let us know your thoughts.

T.I. is back with new music.

The latest back-and-forth between Charlamagne tha God and DJ Akademiks has fans picking sides.

Is this healthy debate within hip-hop media, or has it become personal?

Rumors surrounding WeezyWTF have social media asking whether cosmetic enhancements are becoming the norm for influencers.

At what point do internet rumors become unfair speculation?

Who controls the narrative in today's celebrity culture?

Between podcasts, livestreams, and viral clips, it seems everyone has a platform—and everyone has an opinion. We discuss whether social media has made celebrity culture more entertaining or simply more exhausting.

After three decades of marriage, LaVar Ball and his wife are reportedly calling it quits.

At 60 years old, Scottie Pippen is making headlines for dating a 23-year-old woman.

Double standard or fair criticism?

Would the reaction be different if the genders were reversed?

The NBA offseason is in full swing.

Former NFL star Chris Johnson has revealed an ALS diagnosis.

We discuss his incredible career, the challenges of the disease, and wish him and his family strength during this difficult time.

Drop your answers to this week's Question of the Week and tell us which topic had the wildest take.

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Taylor Swift is one of the biggest stars on the planet, yet she often catches criticism from parts of Black Twitter and popular culture. Is it justified? Is it simply overexposure? Or is she a symbol of how mainstream America elevates certain artists over others?

Questions:

Another week, another round of headlines that sound completely made up but somehow happened.

Elon continues his historic run, reportedly becoming the world's first trillionaire. We discuss wealth accumulation, capitalism, and whether any one person should control that much money.

President Donald Trump makes an appearance at Game 3 in New York, drawing cheers, boos, and endless social media debates. We discuss the growing intersection between politics and sports.

The Biggest Boss surprised fans after being spotted flying on a commercial airline. The internet immediately began debating whether this is being practical or if rappers should always maintain the image they sell.

Discussion:

The Karmelo case reaches a conclusion, sparking conversations online about accountability, consequences, and public opinion.

ASAP Rocky once again proves he's willing to push fashion boundaries. The internet reacts after Rocky hits the stage wearing an outfit that immediately had social media talking.

Question:

Boosie finds himself trending again after unveiling his latest business venture involving "holy socks." We discuss celebrity merchandise and whether fans will buy literally anything.

Sauce Walka's child's mother claims Drake has done more financially for her and their child than Sauce has, alleging that whenever she asks for help he's told her to "go ask Drake."

Discussion:

The New York Knicks pull off an unbelievable comeback after trailing by 29 points. We discuss resilience, playoff adjustments, and whether this was one of the greatest comebacks we've ever seen.

Reports surrounding Haiti's jersey situation have sparked controversy among soccer fans worldwide. We break down what's being reported, what FIFA's role is, and why fans are upset.

Being rich isn't about spending money—it's about keeping it.

At this point, some rappers generate more headlines from their personal lives than their music.

If ASAP Rocky can wear a thong on stage and still be considered fashionable, are there even rules anymore?

This week we discuss trillionaires, celebrity parenting drama, political appearances at sporting events, and one of the biggest questions in pop culture:

Is Taylor Swift actually overhated—or is she simply too successful for people to ignore?

Tap in for another episode of culture, comedy, and conversations that are completely absurd.

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The internet is buzzing over reports involving a rumored Diddy tape allegedly connected to one of 50 Cent's exes. As expected, 50 has entered the chat with his usual trolling and commentary. We discuss how social media turns rumors into headlines and whether hip-hop has become more about gossip than music.

Rumors are circulating that Jay-Z is sending shots in multiple directions. Is Hov reminding everyone who's still at the top of the food chain, or are fans reading too much into the lyrics? We break down the bars and the reactions.

Drake continues rewriting the record books, surpassing another milestone previously held by Michael Jackson. We discuss Drake's place in music history and whether his accomplishments are getting the respect they deserve.

Ye is back outside. Kanye West has announced a new concert in Florida on June 26, and fans are already speculating about surprise guests, new music, and what version of Ye will show up this time.

K. Michelle has social media talking after revealing that she allows her husband to be involved with other women under certain conditions. According to her, the arrangement works as long as he isn't financially supporting them. She also admitted that she enjoys being aware of what's going on.

The comments section exploded with reactions, raising questions about modern relationships, monogamy, double standards, and whether people are becoming more open about unconventional arrangements.

Between relationship rumors, social media beefs, leaked recordings, and celebrity gossip, is the music still the main attraction—or is the entertainment industry now powered by controversy?

From Drake making history to Ye returning to the stage and relationship debates taking over social media, this episode is packed with the stories everyone is talking about.

Tune in as we separate facts from rumors and ask the question:

Is this culture... or just content? 

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Drake dropped THREE projects and the internet is split:

We rank the albums, debate replay value, and ask the real question:

Whether people love him or hate him, Drake stays at the center of music, memes, and debates. We discuss how one artist can still control headlines after over a decade on top.

The government drops more UFO/UAP information and now people are asking:

We get into conspiracy theories, public reactions, and why people trust TikTok more than official statements.

Political tension between Cuba and the U.S. is heating up again. We discuss diplomacy, sanctions, history, and why relations between the two countries always seem stuck in a cycle.

Drake flood mode activated.

We break down:

And of course:

At this point Drake isn’t just a rapper — he’s a cultural algorithm. Every move becomes a meme, a trend, or a debate. We talk about celebrity fatigue, dominance, and why people can’t stop discussing him.

We touch on the growing online conversations surrounding Dr. Bryant, public opinion, and how social media turns every controversy into entertainment.

The Conference Finals are heating up and the playoff pressure is REAL.

We break down key matchups, coaching adjustments, and playoff narratives.

From UFO files to Drake domination, from international politics to playoff pressure — this episode asks one important question:

Are we watching history… or just the world’s biggest distractions?

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