It’s an episode focused on the latest and greatest in streaming television, including the new season of Reacher, the upcoming show Andor, and the Apple TV series Silo. Oh, and the Oscars are coming up, and the Nuts wonder if anyone cares. Other topics include the state of contemporary films, the impact of reality TV, particularly TLC shows, and the recent transition of the James Bond franchise to Amazon. Finally, the Nuts review the Mr. Beast game show, discussing its unexpected outcomes and the psychology behind player decisions, as well as the implications of sponsorship and branding in game shows, particularly in the context of children's content on YouTube.

Live from wherever you listen to podcasts, it’s Saturday night, or whenever you decide to listen to this episode. The Nuts celebrate the 50th anniversary of Saturday Night Live, discussing its cultural significance and their personal experiences with the show. A hockey discussion gives way to a discussion of the growth of MLS, and Lindsey’s disappointment with Canadian teams in the NHL. The Nuts discuss the Gabby Petito documentary, exploring the complexities of the case, the actions of the involved parties, and the emotional impact of the narrative. Finally, the Nuts have opinions about movies, the box office, and films yet to come.

The Super Bowl happened, and the Nuts discuss the commercials, Kendrick Lamar, and maybe the game, a little. Alec wants to know why we don’t define culture in terms of decades anymore, and the Nuts have opinions about the 90s. Also, Lindsey is really good at determining what year songs were released. Of course, favorite movies, nostalgia, documentaries, and a host of other topics are also covered.

One of the Nuts has a former student competing on Survivor, and all three feel very old as they recount the series’ long history. Other topics include celebrity weddings and the upcoming Super Bowl. Alec tells the story of Steph Curry's experience with Nike, leading to a broader analysis of the recent controversial trade of Luka Dončić from the Dallas Mavericks. The hosts delve into the implications of market size and team value perception in the NBA, concluding with a light-hearted debate on the intersection of sports and entertainment. Beyoncé's historic win, conspiracy theories about celebrities like Avril Lavigne, celebrity feuds, and O.J. Simpson all make the conversation.

The Nuts have predicted Taylor Swift will produce an album of lullabies, and the proposal from Travis Kelce can’t come fast enough. Celebrity culture and sports, public perception, and the marketing strategies behind Hollywood celebrities dominate the conversation. Other topics of conversation include Gordon Ramsay, 'Band of Brothers', the Oscars, and other war scenarios. Finally, the Nuts address the Chinese AI DeepSeek and its implications for the stock market and media.

2025 is here, and the Nuts have thoughts. The expanded college football playoff has mixed reviews from fans and the Nuts, who believe NIL is significantly changing the landscape of college football. Alec has questions and thoughts about Jerry Jones's appearance on the television show “Landman.” The Nuts have thoughts about Texas. Other topics include Disney’s copyright lawsuits, live streaming events, Wicked, parasocial relationships, and returning to campus for a new semester. Finally, the Nuts reflect on the death of TikTok, whose future is uncertain.

‘Tis the season for college football playoffs, and the Nuts discuss the excitement surrounding the inaugural 12-team college football playoff, the implications of the SEC's dominance in college football, and the potential future of the sport as it becomes more professionalized. Alec is disappointed that Lindsey is so accepting of Alabama’s rejection. In other news, the Nuts are unwilling to pay top dollar to view the re-release of 'Interstellar', Alec is either a failure or a success as a parent in introducing his daughter to esports, and the Hawk Tuah girl makes waves with her alleged crypto scam.

Like the rest of the world, the Nuts may or may not have seen some or none of the recent boxing match featuring Mike Tyson and Jake Paul. They delve into the challenges of streaming events and the metrics used to gauge audience engagement. The conversation shifts to holiday entertainment, including a review of the movie 'Hot Frosty' and the latest season of 'Yellowstone', with a focus on the confusing narrative structure of the show. The conversation also touches on upcoming films, including Gladiator 2 and Moana, and the nostalgia surrounding animated adaptations.