🎙️ Episode Title: Tailgates, Touchdowns & True Crime

This week’s episode is packed! We break down Texas’ loss to Florida and get hyped for the Red River Rivalry with OU-Texas just around the corner. Adrienne shares her experience at the Packers vs. Cowboys game last week, and we dive into all things tailgating — from classic gameday vibes to Adrienne’s go-to tailgate food.

Then we switch gears to true crime: Netflix just dropped the Ed Gein story, and we build our Mount Rushmore of serial killer movies, complete with a few honorable mentions that true crime fans won’t want to miss.

It’s sports, food, and a little dark curiosity — the perfect mix for your week

We kick things off with a life-saving PSA on hygiene—because if you can smell yourself before you even sit down, it might be time to hit the shower. After that public service miracle, we shift gears into sports and entertainment. First up: the Americas Team “The Gambler and his Cowboys” new Netflix documentary, plus some of our own favorite sports documentaries that you need to add to your watchlist ASAP.

Then it’s fight night talk — Jake Paul vs. Tank Davis — is it legit, or just another circus in gloves? We’ve got thoughts. From there, we go international, starting with college football making its way to Dublin, Ireland with Iowa State vs. Kansas State (because nothing says Ireland like tailgating in the rain with Busch Light). After that, we tackle the NFL’s international games and what it means when your favorite team not only loses, but loses on foreign soil.

This week, Adrienne recounts her firsthand experience in Huntsville, sparking a deep dive into the city's haunting prison history and lore. We also ponder a morbid but fascinating question: what would our last meals be if we were on death row? Next, we recap the JMF and Dash Art shows before shifting gears to football—previewing the upcoming seasons for the Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys, highlighting key factors for success, and offering our takes on the AFC and NFC outlooks. To wrap things up on a lighter note, we dive into our “Best Comedies of the 21st Century” bracket, crowning the films that still have us laughing long after the credits roll.