Episode 148 of The Who F’n Kneauxs Podcast, “China la Migra,” starts with a serious, uncomfortable conversation about what’s happening with ICE and protests in America, why it’s upsetting, and how hard it is to navigate relationships with people who openly support things you’re strongly against. From there, the episode does what this show does best and veers hard into everyday outrage: why Pepsi is never an acceptable substitute when you ask for Coke, Patty unloading on sports fans getting soft and blaming weather for games not going their way, Dave realizing his algorithm has officially crossed into the weird zone, and Patty wrapping things up by silently judging his new employees based entirely on their king cake opinions. Heavy at times, ridiculous at others, and very honest all the way through.

Episode 147 of The Who F’n Kneauxs Podcast starts with college football feeling completely broken, then expands into a bigger conversation about how sports, media, and fandom have changed. The guys get into NIL chaos, the transfer portal, bad advice from fake agents, donor money, and why the system feels unsustainable, before drifting into frustration with modern sports media and press culture. From there it naturally turns nostalgic, touching on NFL memories, Michael Vick vs. Lamar Jackson, Saints misery, and the players that made everyone fall in love with football in the first place. Toss in side tangents on music lyrics, Disney stars growing up, megachurch skits, bad podcasts, fandom hypocrisy, and the moment your kid starts caring about sports, and you get an episode that’s annoyed, reflective, funny, and weirdly sincere all at once.

This week on Who F'n Kneauxs, the conversation goes everywhere it’s probably not supposed to. We get into why your marriage has to matter if you want the family to work, the underrated value of bro dates and solo time, and how couples slowly turn into roommates if they stop prioritizing each other. Along the way we spiral into grocery store beef (Aldi catches strays), protein math, food pyramids, birthday dinners, open-ended TV finales, personality tests, creative obsession, and why some people simply cannot delegate anything ever.

It’s part parenting talk, part relationship reality check, and part completely unnecessary debate about milk, décor, and Stranger Things endings. Pretty much business as usual.