On this episode of the Washed Podcast, hosts Michael Embrich and Leonte Carroo go full throttle through a week packed with chaos, controversy, and culture. We start with IShowSpeed getting banned from FIFA—what really happened, and why it matters for creators and sports culture alike. The hidden C4 drones of Ukraine and what they mean for national security and the future of warfare.

From there, it’s a throwback brawl: 1990’s vs 2000’s style—which era had the better fits, music, and attitude? We’re calling it like we see it. We also react to the New York Knicks firing their head coach and what that means for their future.

Then it gets weird: Elon Musk allegedly got used for his money in a deal gone sideways, and we go deep on the wild theory of why no one will remember the 2000's in 10,000 years.

This one’s got it all—tech and ethics, sports news, fashion throwbacks, geopolitics, and pop culture hot takes. If you’re looking for a liberal sports podcast that doesn’t shy away from hard topics or absurd questions, this Washed episode delivers.

In this chaotic and hilarious episode of Washed, former NFL star Leonte Carroo and Rolling Stone columnist Michael Embrich throw everything on the table—from picking their Starting 5 flag football players for the 2028 Olympics to debating if Google’s new Veo 3 AI video model is the beginning of the end (or just the start of better deepfakes). We pit 8 of the oldest U.S. Senators in Totally Accurate Battle Simulator mayhem, unpack Antonio Brown’s latest Bucks in the air moment, and explore JD’s wild takes—from loving furniture to somehow not killing the Pope this time. There’s a little self-improvement, a lot of NFL chaos (including a brutal callout of the league’s worst ex-player), and one serious message: loving baby oil is not, and should not be, a federal crime. If you’re into MeidasTouch politics, Miami Dolphins fandom, Rutgers alumni vibes, fantasy football trash talk, or just love when sports and politics collide with absurd energy, subscribe now to *Washed*—where every episode feels like game day and election night rolled into one.