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Duality
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A country singer nobody's heard of just dethroned Mariah Carey. Cornell University let a rapist stay on campus. Trump told America we have "the best poverty." And somebody put a dead man's face on an AI trend and called it content. We got into all of it.
Royce asks whether people actually want to be informed anymore — or if we're all just addicted to being right. Leise breaks down what's happening to comedy and whether we've lost the ability to recognize a joke. Then we get into whether we're becoming better partners or just better at performing like one. And we close out asking the question nobody wants to sit with: are men naturally selfish — or did we raise them that way?
Ninety minutes. No filter.
This episode:
- Ella Langley beat Mariah Carey's Billboard record — and nobody knows the song
- Cornell rape case: the accused gets to stay on campus
- A Different World sequel — are we ready?
- Trump says America has "the best poverty"
- Is Outkast wrong for suing Ovrkast over his name?
- MTV VMAs — are we still watching?
- Nolan Wells update
- The Takeoff AI trend and why it's digital necromancy
- Are we informed — or just turned on by being right?
- What even is comedy anymore?
- Are we better partners or better advertisements?
- Are men born selfish — or raised that way?
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