The Male Loneliness Epidemic: What’s Really Going On?
In this episode, we dive into the growing crisis of male loneliness. What is it, where does it stem from, and why is it more than just a social issue? We explore the root causes, from shifting societal norms to the decline of close friendships and share our thoughts on how this epidemic is shaping modern masculinity. Tune in as we unpack the complexities of male isolation.

Trump’s ice cream raids aren’t doing so good. Plus we highlight an advocate and share tips on how to make ice melt.

In this episode, we’re joined by musician and producer Luca Ruscica as we explore the evolution of music discovery—from Limewire nostalgia to modern streaming, and the rise (or fall) of local music scenes. We dive into the impact of live shows, the thrill of finding new artists, and how different generations experience music. Along the way, we share personal stories about high school, community, and creative passion. It’s a mix of deep convos, laughter, and a touch of existential dread—so tune in for the ride! 🎙️🎶

Part 2 of the LA fires series. We discuss leadership and why the leaders of California were unprepared for natural disasters. Who or what is really behind the policy that dictates California’s disaster response? We examine the influence of bureaucracy, special interest groups, and long-standing political strategies that have shaped the state’s approach to wildfire management. Were these fires an inevitable consequence of climate change, or did policy failures and leadership missteps make them worse?

Join us as we break down the key decisions—past and present—that contributed to the crisis, and explore who truly holds the power when it comes to California’s environmental policies. Are officials prioritizing public safety, or are other interests taking precedence? Let’s find out.

In this episode we dissect a climate change denier's comment (now deleted) on an informative post Kirbs had made on instagram regarding the LA fires of 2025. Also, there is a bit of lore drop from kirbs near the end of this episode. Enjoy!

Something new we're trying is to comment as soon as possible on recent political and social events. These mini episodes will be no more than ten minutes long. Let us know how you like them!

On Tuesday, January 7th, two major fires tore through Southern California—the Palisades and Eaton fires. Their rapid, devastating paths displaced thousands and caused billions in damages. Why did these fires happen? Who was most affected? We explore LA’s budget priorities, disaster preparedness, and the systemic issues behind recent fires. From underfunded fire departments to rising costs of living and policy failures, we discuss how politics shape everyday life—whether you vote or not. Stay tuned for part two!

In this episode, we kick things off by sharing some of our most memorable food experiences, from childhood favorites to unexpected culinary adventures. We then discuss sentient plants, before diving into the future of food with a focus on lab-grown meats and their potential impact on our diets, sustainability, and the food production landscape.