Another episode, another co-host. In his search to assemble a group to pod with, Ari taps his longtime friend Gir from Calgary to catch up on NYC experiences and the POV of US politics vs Canadian politics. They also share their experiences regarding moving from NYC into relatively more conservative areas and the differences in cultures.
Ari is back, and he's not alone! Joined by his new co-host, Slay-J, the LJP fire out topics left and right. Slay-J rants about the X-Men and comics in general, they both discuss Tank's comments on exploring sexuality, admit their lack of knowledge regarding the Trans community, and end ranting about capitalism in gaming.
Season Finale?! If possible, Ari explains the need for one on Lazy Journalism, reflects on the past ten weeks, outlines his future projects while vaguely giving a timeline for season 2, and links Trump's impeachment proceedings to the roles of religion during tumultuous political times. The burnout is real, but the message stays firm!
Ari is riding solo on this episode! Ari gives an update on Caz the Smitten, breaks down the WNBA playoffs, and gives a one sided theory regarding Dave Chappelle's controversial "Sticks and Stones" comedy special.
Ari soldiers on! He brings awareness to Purdue Pharma and the flaw in their bankruptcy filings, explains how Antifa could be effective and champions using recycled plastics to pave roads.
Ari concludes his impression of Dave Chappelle's latest comedy special while also drawing parallels between the Felicity Huffman's prison sentencing to that of Tanya McDowell. Ari also gives WNBA updates and give a SparkNotes version of Bacon's Rebellion and its influence on US society.
Ari and Caz open up with a classic debate on Star Wars ep 4 vs ep 6 as the 2nd best in the original trilogy, then dive into all aspects of the N.E.W.S. They talk this weekend of pro wrestling from WWW, AEW & NJPW, Review the WNBA Playoff seeding, discuss E-Sports possibly in the Olympics, and lead into modders shaping innovation in video games.
Ari and Caz go off the rails on this episode! What starts as reviewing Sony's fallout with Disney regarding Spiderman turns into Phase one of MCU v DCEU, Connor McGregor's actions, TV shows falling off after 5 seasons and Ari decides to cover all women's sports moving forward.
Back to business, which means back to a jovial tone between Ari and Caz. They look at the role broadcast companies play regarding the wage gap amongst female and male athletes, with discussions about WWE as well.
On this somber episode, Ari and Caz scrap their original idea to profile the similarities of the 200+ mass shootings that have occurred in the US in 2019 already. Drawing upon many sources, they see the shootings for what they are and tell it as it is.
In this episode, Ari and Cas discuss Jeffrey Epstein and outline his questionable behavior since the 80s. We link his financial and political connections to a bias in the criminal justice system.
On the debut episode, Ari and Cas loosely give dots to connect on how Vince McMahon's actions from 70s-now will destroy professional wrestling as an industry.