The Cult of Ron & Brian

🚨 THIS WEEK: The FBI defends bestiality hires, Macklemore gets kicked off Ed Sheeran's tour for saying two words, a mom admits to sleeping with her son "only about 100 times," and a Hyrox athlete finishes a race mid-diarrhea. Yeah, it's one of THOSE weeks.

We're covering it all this episode — the political, the depraved, and the "how is this a real headline" stories that make up your weekly dose of chaos.

In this episode:

🗽 A Rochester man wins his First Amendment lawsuit after DHS treated his furious email to ICE leadership like a federal threat

🏛️ FBI Director Kash Patel gets grilled by his own party over quietly dropping hiring bans on applicants with bestiality histories — and calls Adam Schiff "the biggest mockery in the Senate" while he's at it

🎤 Macklemore's "Free Palestine" chant gets him pulled from Ed Sheeran's tour, sparks a mass walkout from other openers, and a very public fight with Robert Kraft over who's donating more money

💔 Lauren Boebert responds (loudly) to affair allegations involving a fellow Congressman

🏚️ Philly's "House of Horrors" case grows — over 1 million images recovered, a 5th missing woman identified

🐶 A newborn is killed by the family dog in a home police could "barely walk through" — six family members now charged

📱 A Google Fiber contractor is accused of stealing an explicit video off a customer's phone mid-install

🚨 Two separate Florida moms make headlines for very different reasons — one with her son, one with the family dog

💊 Drug busts in North Carolina and Alabama

💩 A Florida woman throws a bucket of human feces at her neighbor over an alleged affair

✈️ A woman gets arrested for undressing mid-flight — plus a viral "should he have helped with her bag" debate that got someone actual death threats

🎡 A Ferris wheel ride goes horrifically wrong when a woman's hair gets caught in the machinery

🏃 A Hyrox world champion finishes her race mid-bathroom-emergency and the internet does NOT let her live it down

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This week: a mom goes to jail for letting her kid walk to a pond, a Wendy's manager ties an employee to the counter, and newly released 9/11 documents reveal officials knew the air was toxic all along. Plus — Trump complains a 9/11 hero is more famous than him, pitches a $5,000 check his own party hates, and blames Ukraine for diesel prices. A "Karen" accuses a dad of trafficking his own kid, a flood-dodging driver threatens a homeowner with Parkinson's, a nurse is accused of trying to exorcise a nursing home patient, and Florida's Deputy of the Year quits in disgrace. We also cover a mystery naked cyclist, jurors revealing what really happened behind closed doors in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, and two disturbing abuse cases making headlines out of the UK and Georgia.

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This week: a Georgia police officer shoots a donkey mid-search for a missing child, George Santos picks up his first-ever lifetime ban from a betting platform, and a drunk Arizona realtor gets duct-taped to his airline seat after a slur-filled meltdown — and loses his job days later. Plus: a Halloween game quietly deletes a mini-game nobody should've greenlit in the first place, the Tupac Shakur murder finally gets a conviction three decades later, California's infamous "serial butt sniffer" is back in headlines, and 106 gallons of liquid meth turn up hidden inside a trailer frame on I-8. We've also got a mother accused of hanging her 2-year-old son after calling him "the Antichrist," South Africa's initiation season death toll, a stand-your-ground shooting over a parking spot that won't be charged, and a Missouri foster mom who allegedly traded a teenage girl for a monkey — and walked away with no prison time. We close out with the full Jim Thornton "Wheel of Fortune" saga (the chatroom, the panic Google search, and the firing) and a SEPTA bus that got a little too comfortable in some wet concrete in South Philly.

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This week: a fake Instagram "abortion announcement" splits the internet, Tulsa finally catches its mysterious thong-and-shower-cap vandal, the ex-deputy who killed Sonya Massey dies in prison, Meta pays $18 billion to make its addiction problem go away, a Delco fire chief's racist road-rage rant catches up with him in court, 49ers owner Jed York gets caught in a $140 prostitution sting, a Missouri fire chief's year-long murder cover-up finally cracks, a Rutgers dean gets busted for upskirt videos, a Minnesota "shadow puppet" game with heavy machinery turns deadly, longevity guru Bryan Johnson explains why he's never shared a bed with his girlfriend (until now), a passenger skips a five-foot walk to the bathroom on a flight to Shanghai, and a Weehawken restaurant learns the hard way that kitchen notes shouldn't end up on the plate. Buckle up.

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This week: a chorbishop's park rendezvous gets him relieved of duty, two Penn State fraternities were busted for moving weight, an Arkansas lawmaker's career implodes after a domestic violence arrest, Kyrsten Sinema overshares in a deposition, a former NFL receiver gets caught at a mall arcade, a horrific North Dakota tragedy, the internet's new least-favorite dater ("Voice Memo Guy"), an overloaded elevator disaster, a snake that outlasted an entire football practice, New Jersey's surprising new ranking, a Florida official facing the same death penalty law he once championed, a scammer's mysterious pool death, Kentucky's first grooming-law arrest, Lauren Boebert's son facing serious felony charges, a Trump-touted gas station chain's rap sheet of fines, and Bezos's surprise move into Premier League ownership. Buckle up.

This week: a Costco jealousy murder caught on camera, a Florida steakhouse serving dinner in the nude, a food bank pastor who'd rather starve his community than take help from LGBTQ allies, cops using license plate trackers to hunt for weed across state lines, Wingstop going cashless, the first mRNA flu vaccine gets approved under RFK Jr.'s watch, his doctor's "nearly orgasmic" poop claims, a fake hospital worker collecting your pills door-to-door, a NY police commissioner turned getaway driver for her gangbanger son, a lobster diving fight that turned into attempted murder, an Ohio mom who injected her hospitalized kid with feces and walked with probation, Miss North Carolina losing her crown over old tweets, OJ Simpson's forgotten prank show getting the documentary treatment, a QVC wig pitch gone very NSFW, and a Tour de France "bra-doping" scandal. It's all here — the weird, the dark, and the deeply unhinged news of the week.

This week: a mosh pit disaster nobody saw coming (or smelled coming), an airline preacher waging spiritual warfare over a flight delay, a senator turning on his own son-in-law, "Weiner Wednesday" texts from a sitting mayor, a Senate candidate's family tree that doesn't fork, Trump vs. his own DOJ over a vandalized reflecting pool, a cop who lectured other cops about integrity from inside a scandal of his own, a banker's "sex slave" lawsuit gets a sequel, license plate cameras used for something they swore they weren't, a decapitation at 80 mph, a leaf blower murder charge, an arrow to the neck at the circus, a Michelin chef facing jail over ants, Jared Leto's bartender problem, and Kim Davis's inheritance shell game.

Buckle up.

⚠️ This episode covers true crime, allegations of abuse, and other serious subject matter. Listener discretion advised.

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This week: a Guardian investigation exposes a disturbing "gooner" trend targeting women at Dollar Tree stores nationwide. Meta workers sue over AI-driven layoffs that allegedly targeted employees on medical and parental leave. An IPVM investigation reveals police chiefs abusing license plate readers to stalk ex-partners. A van attack at Berlin's Pride festival leaves one dead and over a dozen injured. A "mime" terrorizes women at a Massachusetts state park. An Oklahoma mom is killed by her husband days after a viral TikTok accusing him of abuse. Plus: a fatal backyard BBQ accident in Australia, a cheating cop caught by her own husband, a PA deputy accused of humiliating photos, a USPS worker's animal hoarding case, Jason Alexander's apology to Courtney Stodden, a UK teacher's abuse trial, and a Meta engineer caught in a predator sting. Also, Brian eulogizes Sick Of It All singer Lou Koller.

Content warning: this episode covers sexual assault, child abuse allegations, domestic violence, and suicide. Listener discretion advised.

This week: a Columbus cop accidentally shoots his own partner trying to hit a charging dog, TikTok turns a nationwide parasite outbreak into a "diet trend," Chuck Schumer may or may not have ripped one on the Senate floor, Tulsi Gabbard's brother faces disturbing charges in Hawaii, the JPMorgan "sex slave" lawsuit heads to federal court, a Charlie Kirk statue is coming to Times Square, Boosie Badazz wants his pardon money back, Hilton fires an employee over a racist DM to a WNBA star, a Canadian woman ends up in ICE custody after a Jersey Shore altercation, a Florida mom chains her daughter to a fence, a naked man rides a train through Colorado, a cockroach crashes a live newscast, a Milwaukee nurse gets tied to viral pro-Iran propaganda videos, and two Florida school principals get arrested for DUI hours apart in the same Jeep. All that and more on this week's episode.

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This week's episode is a certified fever dream. We open with a man in Fort Wayne who mutilated himself and used the evidence as literal kindling, then pivot to an Argentine flight instructor who bailed out of a plane mid-lesson and left his student to land it solo. Biohacker Bryan Johnson — the guy trying to live to 2140 — just found out his own stomach is eating itself, and an Idaho mom who blamed vaccines for her twins' deaths is now facing murder charges instead.

On the crime beat: a Vegas Little League president blew $65K in team funds on strip clubs and ED pills, a Pasadena doctor who drove his family off a cliff walked free after a mental health diversion program, a New Jersey woman got busted for child sex abuse thanks to a very unfortunate tattoo, and an 84-year-old Florida man tried to torch his ex of 42 years and mostly just torched himself.

Then we lighten it up (sort of) with a UK mom tossed from Tesco for a backless top, Swifties dropping real money on cubes of literal trash from Taylor and Travis's wedding, and Jersey Shore lifeguards earning hazard pay wrestling a drunk guy out of the surf.

And because the news never stops: we break down the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham, the Mitch McConnell health-mystery-turned-fall-and-pneumonia saga, Conor McGregor's much-hyped UFC 329 comeback against Max Holloway (spoiler: it didn't go the way he predicted), and the World Cup semifinals shaping up with Argentina-England and France-Spain.

Buckle up — this one's got everything.