This week, Israel gives a spoiler free review of Leonardo DiCaprio's latest film "One Battle After Another". We then explore why happiness has become underrated in a world filled with negativity. We then close with a deep dive into the D4vd unsolved mystery; what's known, what's speculation, and the unanswered questions that remain.

This week we review Cardi B's new album, debate whether Jimmy Kimmel's suspension signals an attack on free speech, and unpack why freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences. We also react to a viral clip from influencer Major Galore and break down the psychology behind mate choice copying. 

In this episode, we confront one of the darkest moments in recent American political life: the assassination of Charlie Kirk. We break down what happened, the immediate reactions across the political spectrum, and the broader questions it forces us to face about free speech, polarization, and the rising tide of political violence. From history of other assassinations to the dangers of celebrating someone's death, (even an opponents) we wrestle with what it means to coexist in a society where hated can run so deep it turns lethal. Where do we go for here? How do we protect the right to speak, even when it cuts against us? And how do we refuse to let violence become the language of our disagreements? This isn't just an episode about one man's death, it's about what kind of country we want to live in, and what kind of people we want to be.

In this special bonus episode we deliver a full fight preview for the clash everyone's been waiting for: Canelo Alvarez vs Terrance "Bud" Crawford. Israel breaks down the matchup from every angle, analyzing each fighters strengths, weaknesses, and resumes, comparing strength of schedule, and diving into the numbers that will matter when the bell rings. Is this the fight that cements Canelo's legacy as the greatest of his era? Or will Crawford's elite technical mastery carry him past the Mexican icon? Israel gives you his in-depth analysis, key storylines, and full prediction for the biggest fight of the decade!

This week we dive into one of the most difficult cultural debates: when do we (if ever) separate the art from the artist? From R. Kelly, to Bill Cosby, we wrestle with whether their creative legacies can stand apart from the darkness of their personal lives. We also break down Netflix's shocking new documentary Unknown Number: The High School Catfish. (SPOILER ALERT: FAST FORWARD TO MINUTE 32:44 TO AVOID ANY SPOILERS). Lastly, we turn the conversation to the rise of Onlyfans and how it has fueled a new era of male simping, reshaping relationships, masculinity, and self-worth. Has this digital hustle empowered women, weakened men, or exposed something deeper about modern culture?

In this episode we dive into the Raja Jackson incident, unpacking what it means for parents when their children make life-altering mistakes, and asking the hard question: What would you do if it were your child? From there, we pivot into the world of dating discourse with Sachia Vickery's claim that men should put down a $1000 "deposit" before taking her on a date. We examine how this mentality represents a wave of toxic femininity, internet panhandling, and the normalization of transactional relationships-while also holding men accountable for leading with money and fueling the very culture they complain about. Finally, we close with a powerful metaphor: "The heaviest weight is the front door." Whether it's fitness, career, or personal growth, success starts with the first step-even when it feels hardest to take. This episode challenges perspectives, sparks reflection, and pushes listeners to think about accountability, culture, and change.  

This week we dive into the hidden dangers of toxic empathy in parenting; why coddling can sometimes hold kids back, and how tough love can build resilience. We also break down the brilliance of the new Teyana Taylor album, exploring why it's more than music, it's a work of art. And finally, we close with a hard truth: it's time to stop watering dead plants. Dead plants in relationships, friendships, and habits that no longer serve us.

From the "Breezy Bowl" and celebrity-obsessed women, to pillow talking men and "male besties," we call out the snakes and suckers of modern dating. Plus, a raw look at the Sha'Carri Richardson incident and the double standards men face when it comes to domestic abuse.

In this weeks episode, for the very first time Israel answers some personal, some spicy, and some string pulling fan questions. Then we get real about life's darker moments. When you find yourself in a bad place, do you sit in the shadows and let it consume you... or do you strike a match, light a fire, and find your way to the other side? Thank you for tuning in! 

This week we unpack four hot-button issues that have the internet talking and the group chats buzzing. We dive into the Sydney Sweeney/American Eagle controversy. Was it just a sexy champagne or did it trigger something deeper in today's overly sensitive society? Next, we stir the pot with a discussion on the "Tea" app. We break down how the app's promise of anonymous truth-telling might actually be causing more harm than it's worth. Then, we ask a hard question: Why does someone else's confidence or success irritate us? Whether is a friend's glow-up or a stranger's audacity online, we explore the psychology on projection, insecurity, and scarcity mindset. In closing, we wrestle with the idea: Is all rejection truly God's protection? Or do we sometimes hide behind that phrase instead of addressing our flaws, our choices, and our missed opportunities? This episode is honest, slightly uncomfortable, and super necessary.