In this episode of Unapologetic Voices, things get personal and hilarious. Thomas gives us an update on his new house and the journey so far. Kyle’s wife hops on the mic and shares a wild story from her trip to Canada—right before Kyle dives into a full-blown Tim Horton's disaster. We break down the epic ending of Arcane, reminisce about who’s been cutting the grass lately (yes, it somehow matters), and react to the meme about ICE showing up and people vanishing.

Kyle also shares another one of his classic sleepwalking tales this time featuring his wife literally fighting him in her sleep. To top it all off, we get into a deep dive about what roles we'd each play in a Walking Dead-style apocalypse. Spoiler: Kyle thinks he’s a leader... the rest of us aren’t so sure.

This week, it’s pure chaos in the best way. Thomas drops some wild news—he’s gonna be in a movie and even has a fight scene (stunt double who?). He also updates us on his move into a new house. Meanwhile, Kyle’s got his own victories: he finally found his missing AirPod thanks to his new dog, and his house just became the ultimate party zone thanks to Pelos and a boozy slushy machine. We dive into the hype behind the new Dune game, complain (justifiably) about how expensive gaming is getting, and wrap it up by debating the important stuff—like whether a gorilla could take on 100 people. Spoiler: opinions get heated.

This one starts off spooky with a chat about Insidious Then Kyle brings up something wild: the new Minecraft movie supposedly has two different versions—one with flawless CGI and one that’s totally broken.

From there, we take a detour into Sinners, diving deep into some of the themes and stories that hit different when you really think about them. Then things lighten up as we hit on Wreck-It Ralph and what that movie says about identity, free will, and breaking your programming—even if you're “just a villain.”

We close it out with a throwback to Get Out and the way it completely flipped horror on its head. It’s a wild mix of movies, mysteries, and moral questions—all wrapped up in one glitchy, thought-provoking ride.