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Episode 31 dives into the personal, the painful, and the pulse of the city.
Mario opens up about his ongoing weight loss journey, reflecting on the discipline, setbacks, and mindset shifts that come with it. He also revisits the idea of bringing back MySpace, exploring whether nostalgia and community-driven platforms still have a place in today’s social media world.
Mari shares a deeply emotional stretch of weeks, including the traumatic experience of her grandmother’s house catching fire. She speaks candidly about the stress, the aftermath, and the resilience it takes to navigate moments like these. The conversation also uncovers a lesser-known reality—an entire industry that targets victims of disasters, turning tragedy into profit.
Miles brings his perspective on the push to save the Oakland Coliseum, breaking down why it matters not just for sports, but for culture and community identity.
Beto keeps it grounded and real, talking about his time outside the State Fair, the rising costs that are hitting everyone, and a lighter moment—his wife finally getting him out to the movies.
It’s an episode that moves between struggle and hope, community and conversation—real stories from real people in Sacramento.