This episode I welcome Jess, host of the podcast "Cuttin Loose Chronicles" and we tackle two topics that hit home—and the wallet. First, we dive into the absurd state of college tuition in the U.S., where earning a degree can cost more than a house (and that’s before the ramen and textbooks). Why is higher education so expensive, and who’s actually benefiting from this broken system?

Then, we pivot into some throwback territory with a nostalgic deep dive into lost media—those long-forgotten TV shows, cartoons, and news segments from our childhood that have mysteriously vanished from existence. Are they buried in vaults, or did we dream them up during a sugar crash in the '90s?

It’s equal parts outrage and nostalgia—with student debt on one end, and VHS tapes on the other. But as always, life and this show moves pretty fast, so if you don't stop and looking around, you might miss something!

Are Millennials and Gen Z really as entitled as everyone says? Are they just trying to survive in a world Gen X left on fire? We’re unpacking parenting styles, workplace expectations, and why Gen X can’t help but roll their eyes at avocado toast & way overpriced coffee!

🧠👶🔥 Buckle up buttercups. It’s time for a little generational therapy and there are no safe spaces in sight!

In this episode I take a wild ride through the halls of Congress and straight into the tangled mess that is the SAVE Act—a bill that’s about “election integrity”!

I'm talking with Jamie Tanner and going thru the red tape, name-change nightmares, and why some folks seem more interested in gatekeeping democracy! (or are they?) Maybe it's EXACTLY what we need!

Brad dives headfirst into the world of real-life Jurassic Park vibes as scientists attempt to bring back the long-extinct Dire Wolf—yes, like the ones from Game of Thrones. With the help of cutting-edge de-extinction technology, Colossal Biosciences is playing Dr. Frankenstein with Mother Nature, and let’s just say… everyone’s having the same slightly panicked thought.

Expect a healthy dose of skeptical banter, pop culture references, a few wild hypotheticals, and, of course, your usual helping of Brad being Brad.