We get it, AI is everywhere. It writes, it draws, it can even flirt (kinda). But while we’re busy asking it to plan our lives and finish our sentences, maybe it’s time we ask a juicier question: Should we be worried?

In this episode, we’re unpacking the ethical mess behind the AI obsession—from creepy surveillance vibes to built-in bias and the slow death of human creativity. We also discuss the recently filed lawsuit where a 16 year old committed suicide which his parents contend was aided by ChatGPT.

If you've ever side-eyed your phone after a "coincidental" ad or felt uneasy about how much tech knows about you—this one’s for you. Tune in, spill the tea, and let’s get real about the price of all this artificial "intelligence."

In this episode, we’re digging into how all this polarization—political, cultural, even within our own communities—is making it harder to build real, supportive, connected spaces. From side-eyes at the PTA to group chats that feel like war zones, we’re unpacking why everyone seems so quick to draw lines and what that’s doing to our sense of community. Is there a way back? Or are we too far gone? Let’s get into it.

Let's explore the story of Rodney Hinton, the Ohio man who ran over an Ohio Sheriff after his son was killed by law enforcement, and examine how “heat of passion” crimes are treated under the law. We break down what qualifies as a heat of passion defense, how it impacts charges and sentencing, and why these cases reveal so much about human emotion and the justice system.