We're Still Spinning

TRIGGER WARNING: We revisit Diddy, the allegations against him and his PR decisions & deflections. Will he come back? Is he an investor in Top Golf? Did he think changing his name to Love would work? Did he think launching a marketplace for Black-Owned businesses would give him a pass? We think he did.

In this episode, we take a look at the breaking class action "lawsuit" against Hermes and come up with a conspiracy theorist's theory. Then we pop into Las Vegas and the MLB to look at the gambling accusations against Bruno Mars and Shohei Ohtani.

Following the news that broke today about Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis, we take an immediate look at her announcement video, the PR path that led up to its release, and discuss where she and The Firm go from here.

Trigger Warning: This week's episode discusses SA, domestic violence and survival.

This episode explores the evolution of Cancel Culture. We dive into the PR decisions of Sean Combs, with a focus on the last 12 months. Why did he change his name to Love? What is the underlying agenda? Where does his brand go from here? The conversation takes us to Armie Hammer. We go out...on a limb...and propose an unexpected comeback plan for the fallen actor. Lastly, we discuss the rare instances of a celebrity serving jail time and take a look at the PR decisions leading up to the sentencing of Danny Masterson.

Turn up to Rihanna while the whole bank fuckin' wasted. A look into why we keep giving white men our money and expecting change (pun absolutely intended), and why financial literacy campaigns continue to target women when we have yet to drop the ball. Plus our thoughts on the government's "nothing to see here" PR statement about the collapse of SVB.

The nominees are: Hugh Grant vs. Ashley Graham, Will Smith vs. Chris Rock, Gwenyth Paltrow vs. Food, Law Roach vs. The World.

What's more toxic? A Tampax tampon or their recent attempts to bridge tampons with comedy? We take a look at the complicated (and fucking wild) world of legacy brands trying to stay relevant by...inserting...themselves into internet culture. It's toxic and it's shocking. (That was a TSS reference, don't hate us).