In this week’s episode of “To You & Yours,” Israel dives into a whirlwind of hot button issues and cultural conversations. First up, we unpack the ongoing divorce drama between Desmond and Kristy Scott; exploring what we know and what remains a mystery. Beyond just the gossip, we consider the nuances of why relationships in the public eye fall apart and what we can learn from their story.

Next, we turn our attention to the Idaho Supreme Court’s latest ruling on transgender athletes in women’s and girls’ sports. We break down the legal, social, and sports-related implications and discuss how these decisions ripple out into the wider cultural landscape.

We also tackle the controversial question that made headlines this week: can men give birth? Israel weighs in on why such debates are becoming a litmus test for how we handle biological truths and empathy in today’s society. Finally, we wrap up with a spirited discussion of the recent “Battle of the Sexes” tennis match and what it shows about the very real differences—and the fun rivalries—between men and women.

This week on To You & Yours, Israel reflects on his recent trip to Puerto Rico and the unexpected, new found pride in his heritage he did not anticipate. From there, he breaks down NFL wild card weekend, and gives his prediction on the Super Bowl participants, and Super Bowl winner. Lastly, a deep dive into the Renee Nicole Good murder. Now that more details have surfaced, Israel revisits the story with fresh perspective, clarity, and honesty. 

This episode we discuss the recent I.C.E. shooting in Minnesota. What happened, why it matters, and how moments like this continue to expose deep tensions in the country. From there, we shift gears into culture and entertainment, breaking down why it finally feels like the MCU is back. What's working, what changed, and why fans are paying attention again. We also dive into a viral conversation that has everyone debating: the newly released list of places women absolutely refuse to go on a first date. What made the list, why it struck a nerve, and what it says about dating, effort, and expectations today.

This week we dive into the heartbreaking story of Anthony Joshua's tragic car crash. We explore the whirlwind of emotions that come with being at the top of the world only to face a devastating loss in the blink of an eye. We'll talk about the highs and the lows, who Joshua lost, and the sudden gut wrenching turns life can take. Then, we shift gears to the arrest of Venezuela's President Maduro. We peel back the layers of who Maduro really is, why is arrest happened, and how the political left's reaction is steeped in irony and hypocrisy. Tune in for a raw and real conversation that cuts through the noise.

2025 had all the highs, the lows, the hits, the misses, and we're breaking it all down. On this Year in Review episode, Israel reflects on the moments, trends, people, and stories that defined the year across culture, sports, music, and beyond. Plus, we talk about what we're leaving in 2025, and what we're carrying into 2026 as we reset, refocus, and move forward with intention. All that and more on this year end episode of To You & Yours. 

This weeks episode opens up with the tragic death of Rob and Michelle Reiner. We reflect on Rob's legacy, the unthinkable reality of a child committing such violence, and what moments like this say about the cultural fragility of America. The conversation turns sharply to leadership and decency, addressing Donald Trump's indefensible, classless remarks, and why moments like these make the case for an adult in the Oval Office, regardless of party loyalty. From there, we shift to sports and optics, breaking down the New York Knicks winning the In-Season Tournament, and the audacity of choosing not to hang the banner. We close with boxing and spectacle: Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua. Was the fix in? Is the Jake Paul show finally over? Or was this less about Paul and more an indictment of Joshua and the hollowed out state of professional boxing itself? A once great sport on life support. 

This week we tap into culture, legacy, and the thin line between patience and discipline. We start in hip-hop, breaking down long awaited releases from 21 Savage, Nas & Dj Premier, and Conway the Machine. Was the wait worth it? We talk production, expectations, Drake, maturity, and what it means when legends and veterans step back into the spotlight with something to prove. From there, we pivot to John Cena's retirement match; what it represents, how wrestling handles legacy better than most sports, and the behind the scenes realities of professional wrestling that fans often overlook. Timing, storytelling, and knowing how to walk away. We close with a hard lesson in discipline, unpacking the Michigan head coach scandal; how one lack of restraint can erase years of hard work, reputation, and opportunity. A reminder that talent opens doors, but discipline is what keeps them open. Culture, consequences, and knowing when it's time to evolve. 

This week we get real about the beautiful struggle of watching you child grow up. That mix of pride in who they're becoming and the quiet pain of knowing you can't shield them from every heartbreak life brings. We dive into the "last time phenomenon," the viral trend where parents realize theres always a final moment - the last time you carry them, the last time they reach for your hand, and most of the time you don't even notice it happening. Then we switch gears and step onto the court. Is it finally time to start treating LeBron like he's actually getting old? Has father time tapped him on the shoulder? We break down the legacy, the decline, and what's next for the King.

In this episode, we break down Thanksgiving family vibes, the Kenyon Martin vs. Draymond Green beef, and whether Draymond is elite or just loud. Then we shift into side chick etiquette; the do's, the don'ts, and all the messy in between. We close with the 10 Side Chick Commandments and the 10 Commandments for the man who's cheating. A little holiday talk, a little hoops, and a whole lot of tea. Tap in.

This week we give Chris Paul his flowers after announcing his retirement, salute his legacy, and talk about his impact over stats. We cover the new updates in the D4vd/Celeste case, react to the Vogue Magazine article claiming having a boyfriend is "embarrassing", and close with a conversation on how men were made stronger to make women's lives easier. Protection, provision, and using your strength with purpose.