Sagar 'J' Kamnani and Uday Mehta talk about the place of the movie 'Blockers' in the genre of R-rated comedies and the significance of having a female director (2:10), rejoice over Paul Ryan's resignation and speculate as to its cause and impact (12:10), and dive deep into 'The Problem with Apu' and the Simpsons' response to the controversy (17:50). Plus, 'Would You Do It' (34:05).

Sagar "J" Kamnani and Uday Mehta sort through the predominantly Christian holidays that populate the American working calendar (2:10), discuss the circumstances surrounding the premature cancellation of Donald Glover's deadpool (17:30), assess how they would handle the injury landscape in the NBA (30:00), and play their grossest round of 'Would You Do It' (38:10).

Sagar "J" Kamnani and Uday Mehta hash out the latest updates in the streaming wars for Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, HBO, including marketing in India, and draw the parallel to music and Spotify. They then explore the incompetence of Education Secretary Betsy Devos, the system of choosing the cabinet, and potential improvements in student loan reform.

Sagar "J" Kamnani and Uday Mehta discuss the developments in DACA and the extents of immigration policy, the extent of Russian influence on Reddit and how it compares to Facebook, the gendered treatment of Hope Hicks, and the 'tortured genius' archetype as it applies to Donald Glover.

Sagar "J" Kamnani and Uday Mehta go back in time to discuss the formation of the 2nd Amendment and how it relates to the Parkland school shooting, analyze trends in Valentine's Day, and talk about the larger cultural significance of Black Panther.

Sagar "J" Kamnani and Uday Mehta discuss the overrated Superbowl and popularity surrounding American football, the definition of "Oscar bait" and how it applies to The Post, and quick reactions to the State of the Union address.

Sagar "J" Kamnani joins Uday for a brand-new podcast where they discuss things they think are overrated. This episode covers the recent sexual harrassment allegations against Aziz Ansari, the false conscience of hypocrites like Jeff Flake, and whether you would get paid to poop.