Theo loses composure when talking about the many ways America has re-written and edited history to tone down its overt racism

Theo talks about Halloween, his experiences growing up, the verdict on candy corn, and how clubs and lounges finesse us

In the first part of a multi-part series, Theo discusses the race relations in America in the avenue of police brutality in light of the recent events in Philadelphia.

Theo gets dramatic about how expensive adulting can be and goes way over the top in his analysis of life costs. He thinks he's funny.

Theo discusses the many impacts of the coronavirus on day to day life, how masks are crucial to slowing the spread of the virus, and adds a few personal stories as well.

Theo discusses the importance of voting, through the lens of historical roadblocks for women and POC in America. In addition, we talk about cancel culture, boycotting, and moentary support for businesses, creators, and candidates

Post-hiatus Theo discusses protecting your physical and emotional health and discusses personal experiences with mental health challenges

Theo discusses his history with social media and observes the shifts in each platform over time. Zestiest podcast to date as Theo goes after his pet peeves with each platform as well.

Theo talks through his undergrad college experience, addresses sources of school spirit, and the costs of maintaining a college football program.

Theo talks about the profitability of social influencers on platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, and Twitch, and why there has been a high demand for content creators in these spaces.