This week we dive into the shocking reported deaths of Malcolm Jamal Warner, Ozzy Osbourne, and Hulk Hogan. We then shift to the WNBA's "Pay Us What You Owe Us" movement, unpacking the numbers that reveal the league has operated at a financial loss since its birth, and how Caitlin Clark's undeniable star power is changing the conversation, and the bottom line. From the courtroom to the locker room, we discuss Shannon Sharpe's lawsuit settlement and what it says about the modern fall of powerful men and the consequences of lacking "dick discipline." And finally, we address a deeper social issue: when women in positions of privilege are held to the same standard as everyone else, why does it feel like mistreatment to them? This episode is a mirror, a message, and a moment of truth. Pull up.

In this weeks episode we're soaring through the skies and diving into the drama. First up, we break down the new Superman movie- did it live up to the "S", or did it fall faster than a speeding bullet? Then, we shift gears to the Coldplay concert controversy that's got the world in a frenzy. Was it a harmless moment or a viral mistake? And finally, we answer the burning relationship question- if your partner tells someone "you can't have my number, but you can have my instagram," is that crossing the line or just digital diplomacy?

This week Israel gives his full review of Universal's new Epic Universe theme park- the hype, the rides, and if its worth the trip. He then dives into The Clipse new album, do they still got it? We also get personal, talking about family reconciliation. And finally, we break down the invisible string theory; why the little things might matter more than you think.