Unapologetic Americans

In this week’s Unapologetic Americans, B-Money and Madd Chad sit down with Michigan Gubernatorial candidate Chris Swanson. From local challenges to national issues, hear his perspective on today’s world and his plans if elected to lead Michigan as its next governor.

B-Money and Madd Chad open this week’s Unapologetic Americans with reflections on dark breaking news, including the shocking attack on political activist Charlie Kirk, before shifting gears to lighter (but still heated) debates about modern weddings—budgets, destination dilemmas, and who really pays the bill. Along the way, they share a joyful family surprise, highlight Michigan favorites like Hop Lot Brewing and Trackside Bar & Grill, and bring back your favorite recurring segments: Grind My Gears and Top 5.

B-Money and Madd Chad dive into all things Labor Day—why it’s more than just boats and barbecues, the grind of the American worker, and how our holidays stack up. Along the way they break down crime stats, National Guard debates, and a few wild political headlines before lightening things up with their popular “Top 5” segment (this week: greatest TV shows and most popular baby names). Plus, “Sorry Mom” takes a birthday twist, “Grind My Gears” gets fiery over cats and car washes, and a hilarious “What If” explores last-meal choices.

B-Money and Madd Chad dive deep into the world of urban legends—Bigfoot, aliens, and the unexplained mysteries that keep us looking over our shoulders. From the eerie to the hilarious, the guys break down what makes these stories stick around and why we love them. Then, as always, we bring you a mix of our brand-new and favorite reoccurring segments to wrap things up, unapologetically.

B-Money and Madd Chad are back, and this week they’re digging into the strangest, quirkiest, and downright dumbest laws still on the books across the U.S. (Yes, some of these are real and you might already be breaking them.) We also roll out some brand new segments to keep things fresh, and of course, wrap it all up with our favorite recurring bits you’ve come to expect—and love—every week.

On this powerful episode of Unapologetic Americans, B-Money and Madd Chad react to the heartbreaking Traverse City Walmart stabbings and the ripple effect it's had across Michigan. Then, we introduce not one, but two brand new segments—“This Day in History”, where we dive into what went down on this exact date in years past, and “Our Top 5”, where we rank our all-time favorites on a hot topic. Of course, we finish strong with the recurring segments you all know and love. Buckle up—this one’s packed.

This week on Unapologetic Americans, B-Money and Madd Chad react to the legendary Ozzy Osbourne’s passing and reflect on his wild legacy. Then things get heavy as we ask the tough question—when is the right time to say goodbye to an aging pet? We crack open the mail bag once again to answer your wild submissions and, of course, we close things out with our reoccurring segments like “Sorry Mom” and “Grind My Gears.” Buckle up—it’s a ride.

This week on Unapologetic Americans, B-Money and Madd Chad dive deep into their latest binge-worthy obsessions and then dissect the controversial “Big Beautiful Bill” making headlines. As always, they close it out with their signature segments — no filters, no apologies.

This week on Unapologetic Americans, B-Money and Madd Chad sit down with Cali — a marketing pro who’s trading the 9-to-5 grind for late nights in Nashville chasing her music dreams. From corporate meetings to country melodies, hear how she’s navigating the leap into the music industry and what keeps her unapologetically inspired.

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Episode Title:
“Trips & Trump Talk”

Episode Description:
This week on Unapologetic Americans, B-Money and Madd Chad are back from their travels and ready to talk—sharing wild stories from the road before diving into some real talk about Donald Trump, the current political climate, and their unfiltered opinions on the recent wave of deportations. As always, they wrap things up with their signature reoccurring segments—raw, honest, and unapologetically American.