That's Probably Right

In this episode, Ashley and Jeff break down the viral moments and headlines everyone's talking about. From the U.S.–Canada hockey rivalry and the social media backlash that followed, to the ongoing debate around the gender pay gap in professional sports, they dive into the stories sparking conversation right now. They also get into the lighter side of pop culture — including the internet's obsession with Benny Blanco's viral moment, the latest drama from Love Is Blind, and the headlines surrounding Bill Gates' personal life. It's a mix of sports, culture, and hot takes on the stories dominating social media this week.

Welcome to episode 2 of That's Probably Right — the show where we weigh in on the stories everyone's talking about (and give our take… which is probably right).

This episode, Ashley and Jeff dive into the drama surrounding top NHL prospect Gavin McKenna after a bar altercation that turned into a $20 million lawsuit — and what it says about athlete conduct, public pressure, and how quickly careers can be scrutinized.

We also get into Olympians and social media — is it smart branding or a distraction? From personal storytelling to viral Village headlines, we unpack the pros, cons, and the pressure athletes face online.

Plus — The Instagram "Ick." Do We Like This or Not? Ashley's guide to what guys should stop posting on IG — immediately.

And finally, we talk about the changing culture of sports — identity, representation, and how today's athletes are reshaping what toughness and openness look like.

Sports, headlines, culture — we're weighing in. We're not saying we're always right… but we're probably right.

Ash & Jeff

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This week we're breaking down the stories everyone had opinions on — starting with the Super Bowl halftime backlash and the cultural conversation around Bad Bunny, language, and representation on a global stage. We get into outrage culture, celebrity commentary, and why artists honoring their roots shouldn't be controversial. From there, we pivot to the Olympics — Lindsey Vonn's return, veteran spots vs. new talent, and why some teams (including Canada) are opting for hotels over the Olympic Village. We also dive into millennial nostalgia with James Van Der Beek and the lasting impact of Dawson's Creek, the buzz around Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton, and close on the deeply sad and complex missing persons case of Nancy Guthrie — and the troubling rise of ransom requests and paid "tips."

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Thanks for listening! Jeff & Ashley