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A parrot with no filter, a grid that taps out, and a stranger who runs toward danger—this one swings from absurd to profound without losing its heart. We kick off with a joke that actually lands, then steer straight into the cold reality of a 13-hour Nova Scotia power outage and what it says about aging, above-ground infrastructure that can’t keep pace with the weather we actually live in. Short tempers, long waits, and the quiet heroism of cats doubling as space heaters set the tone for a conversation about systems built on averages and lives lived in extremes.

From there, we confront the Bondi Beach attack: a raw, hard watch that still spotlights real courage. A bystander wrestles a gun away, lifeguards save lives, and an online community rallies to support a hero. We examine how narratives form, how motive gets framed, and how to hold clarity without feeding chaos. It’s a reminder that bravery is not a speech—it’s a decision made in seconds.

Sports give us both escape and a lens. Anthony Joshua detonates a YouTuber and we unpack why influencer boxing feels like theater until a real right hand lands. Terence Crawford’s immaculate 42–0 retirement gets its flowers. John Cena taps out with class, and we talk why pro wrestling’s bumps are real even if the beats are scripted—and why Peacemaker works because Cena never forgets to laugh at himself. Then the NBA Cup takes the stand: single-elimination thrills, legacy confusion, and a defiant Knicks bright spot. We spotlight Cooper Flagg’s surge, Ant’s late-game swagger, and the way reputations shape whistles—hello, Draymond. Giannis trade whispers, locker-room chemistry, and the quiet power of honoring Minnesota legend Kevin Garnett round it out.

If you want a show that can make you laugh, think, and care in one sitting, you’re in the right place. Tap follow, share with a friend, and drop a review with your boldest take: is the NBA Cup legit or just shiny filler? We’ll read the best ones on air.

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