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This week we go FULL chaos mode. From Pennywise and IT (2017) to Poltergeist skeletons and old-school Halloween stories, we’re diving into everything creepy, nostalgic, and straight-up hilarious.

We also break down why kids don’t trick-or-treat anymore, what’s happening with youth sports, the weird rise of AI relationships, and the legendary Gen-Z “67” joke that means absolutely nothing — but somehow went viral. 🤦‍♂️

If you’re into:
 🎃 Halloween stories
 🤡 Pennywise & horror movies
 📱 Social media & dopamine addiction
 ⚽ Youth sports culture
 😂 Nostalgia + comedy
 🤖 AI and the future of being human

…this episode is for you.

Hit play on EP.121 — your weekly dose of Bro Science and real talk.

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Brother Anthony returns — and he’s got stories. From the most colorful village in Colombia to a motorcycle crash that could’ve gone very wrong, this episode is part travel diary, part philosophy class, and all chaos in classic Yhea Foo Nah Foo style.

What starts with a debate about The Penguin TV show turns into a conversation about morality, empathy, zombies, and the state of humanity. The crew dives into why greed and narcissism are eating us alive, how to explain fascism like you’re five, and what “No Kings” really means in 2025.

Somewhere between deep thoughts and dumb jokes, Brother Anthony drops a line that says it all:
 🗣️ “Diversity is not adversity — it’s the glue that keeps us all sane.”

Tap in for laughs, real talk, and one hell of a ride through Colombia — both literal and metaphorical.

🎧 Available now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts & YouTube.

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In this episode, we sit down with Jeffrey Kushon — Hollywood art director, designer, and now CMO of Casa Mate Tequila — for a conversation that blends art, culture, and consciousness.

Jeff shares his journey from designing iconic sets like Dexter and Chaplin to helping build a tequila brand rooted in sustainability and human purpose. We talk about legacy, craftsmanship, and the idea that what we create — whether it’s a film, a space, or a bottle — should reflect who we are and what we value.

The conversation goes deep:

• The art of storytelling through design
• What Hollywood taught him about humanity and ego
• The rise of AI and its impact on creativity
• How fear and control shape the modern world
• And why Casa Mate is more than a drink — it’s a statement.

This one’s about balance, authenticity, and the courage to stay human in an artificial age.

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Episode 118 – The Halloween Episode

It’s that time of year again, and Yhea Foo Nah Foo goes full Halloween — laughs, chaos, and a few real-life chills.

The crew kicks things off with childhood memories, wild costumes, and one unforgettable “Wolverine” story that ends in a real fight instead of a costume contest. Then things take a darker turn when guest Jeff drops a true Hollywood horror story: two deaths in one day, on a Friday the 13th, in the middle of downtown L.A.

Just when you think it can’t get crazier, E-Money tells a terrifying story of a late-night home invasion, a dropped iPhone, and a stalker that hit way too close to home.

And to wrap it all up, the conversation drifts into the deep end — Revelation, the Anti-Christ, and how modern brands might be carrying symbols of something darker.

Equal parts funny, freaky, and philosophical — this is Halloween, Foo Nah Foo style.

🎧 Stream Episode 118: The Halloween Episode now on Spotify & YouTube.

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🎙️ Episode 117 – From Dexter to the Dance Floor (and Everything In Between) w/ Jeffrey Kushon

In this episode, we go behind the scenes—literally. Set designer, artist, and DJ Jeffrey Kushon joins us to talk about a life spent shaping stories from the background. From working on Dexter to spinning tracks as a DJ, Jeffrey shares how creativity, culture, and storytelling all collide in his world.

We talk about acting through furniture, finding clarity in the clutter, and how the smallest design choices can speak louder than words. Jeffrey also opens up about his latest project, “Into the Black,” a blend of sound, art, and emotion that pushes the boundaries of visual storytelling.

This is Part 1 of a two-part conversation — an honest, thoughtful look at the creative mind behind the curtain.

🎧 Tune in now wherever you get your podcasts.

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Episode 116: “Follow the Money, Foo” 💸

In this episode, Christian and Joe keep it raw, real, and hilarious — from life’s daily chaos to capitalism’s biggest con. Christian opens up about car troubles, starting a new job, and his daughter Kennedy’s struggles with middle school and social media. That leads to a deeper talk about loneliness, parenting, and what it means to raise a grounded kid in a distracted world.

Then the Fools pivot hard into the holidays — exposing how every celebration, from Thanksgiving to New Year’s, became a corporate cash grab. They break down the commercialization of culture, the rise of “Los Dodgers” and “El Heat,” and how brands use diversity for profit. The Bad Bunny Super Bowl debate takes center stage, sparking one question: is anything sacred, or is it all just marketing?

Real talk, dark humor, and cultural truth — Yhea Foo Nah Foo style.

🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

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“What Neighborhood Are We In Now? – The Big -Isms and the Future of Being Human”

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This week on Yhea Foo Nah Foo, we break down the big “-isms” — Capitalism, Socialism, Communism, Fascism — and explore how each one shapes the way we live, work, and think. But this isn’t a history lecture. We’re talking about what these systems feel like in real life: how they decide who wins, who loses, and who gets to call the shots.

From Mussolini’s dream of reviving the Roman Empire to modern “make it great again” movements, we trace how nationalism, power, and fear can quietly reshape freedom. Then, we look ahead — to a world where AI may do most of the work — and ask what a Humanist economy might look like when machines make the lemonade but people still need purpose.

This episode isn’t about politics; it’s about patterns. About learning to spot control, inequality, and hope — wherever they appear. Because maybe the real question isn’t which “-ism” is right… it’s what kind of humans we want to be next.

🍋 “What neighborhood are we all in now? How does that lemonade taste today? Is it still sweet — or has the flavor changed?”

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Dominican-born and New York–raised, Luis Jose Lopez has carved out a unique path in entertainment. From his early days as a dancer and singer touring Latin America to standout acting roles in Center Stage, American Heiress, Chicago P.D., Modern Family, NCIS, and American Sniper, Luis’s career is proof of both hustle and heart.

In this episode, Luis opens up about:

• His journey from the Dominican Republic to Hollywood
• The highs and challenges of working in TV and film
• Raising children on the spectrum and spreading awareness about autism resources
• Running his YouTube sports betting channel @Luislopezpicks (4 years strong, 2K+ subs!)
• His take on the Hollywood slowdown, and where AI fits into the future of the industry

👉 Check out Luis’s YouTube channel here: @Luislopezpicks
👉 DraftKings referral link: pick6.draftkings.com/r/psx/Luislopez/US-PSX/US-CA

Whether you know him from the screen or from his betting insights, Luis brings honesty, humor, and perspective you won’t want to miss.

🎧 Listen now and subscribe for more real conversations on Yhea Foo Nah Foo!

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YFNF Episode 113 – Clint on Film, Streaming, and the Future of Work

In this episode, we welcome back Clint — filmmaker, Fight Hub TV creator, and Cal State Long Beach student — for a deep dive into the crossroads of film, streaming, and the future of work.

We talk about the hustle of balancing school, boxing media, and man-on-the-street interviews, while exploring how platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and TikTok are changing what it means to be a creator. From Kai Cenat’s rise to the parallels between streaming and reality TV, Clint breaks down why millions tune in and what it takes to stand out.

The conversation goes beyond entertainment into financial literacy, AI, and adapting to a world where content creation is the new factory job. We discuss saving, investing, and why creatives must think long-term to survive in a shifting industry.

It’s a raw, insightful look at ambition, hustle, and the challenges of building a career in today’s digital landscape.

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In this episode of Yhea Foo Nah Foo, the crew kicks back with OG, who shares stories of trading LA traffic for North Carolina lakes, kayaking solo missions, and picking up the unlikely hobby of ham radio. But the real twist comes when the conversation shifts to AI and creativity—can tools like ChatGPT actually fuel originality instead of killing it?

From writing scripts and shaping stories to sparking wild ideas, the crew debates whether AI is the future of entertainment or just another passing trend. Along the way, expect the usual mix of laughs, storytelling, and unfiltered honesty that keeps the pod grounded.

👉 If you’ve ever wondered how old-school hobbies and cutting-edge AI collide, this episode is a must-listen.

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