On this episode, we sit down with Dr. Joanna Oppenheim for a real, eye-opening conversation that goes way beyond the surface. We get into how GLP-1 medications are changing the game for people who’ve struggled with weight loss for years—what actually works, what people get wrong, and why this shift is such a big deal.

Dr. Oppenheim also shares her journey into medicine, what drove her to focus on patient care, and the moments that shaped her along the way. Then we dive into a topic that doesn’t get talked about enough—menopause. What it actually is, what women go through physically and emotionally, and why so many feel like they’re navigating it alone.

We also flip the lens on ourselves a bit—what men usually misunderstand about menopause, and how we can show up better as partners, not just by “trying,” but by actually understanding what our wives and loved ones are experiencing.

It’s honest, informative, and at times humbling—but the kind of conversation that sticks with you long after it ends.

Unprepared… but walking away a little more prepared than we expected.

We’re back with DJ Baby Dizzle and diving into life after Heirloom… what comes next when a major chapter closes? We get into what she’s working on now, what’s ahead, and the new project we’ve got cooking together 👀

Then things take a turn (like they always do)… from breaking down the mystery of why the Easter Bunny is out here laying eggs 🥚🐇 to one of the wildest stories of the episode—her Tijuana adventures and how she used to finesse the fast pass through the border 😅

And in what might be the most controversial take yet… she explains why she refuses to watch The Office. Yeah, we had to unpack that one.

New beginnings, wild stories, random debates, and peak Unprepared chaos—this episode really goes everywhere.

This episode, we hit pause on the usual format and kick back with a full recap of everything that went down this past month. From our event at Heirloom (yeah… that one 👀) to all the chaos, laughs, and moments we probably shouldn’t admit on record — we break it all down.