Episode 150 of The Who F’n Kneauxs Podcast, “Cartels, Tourette’s, and Monkeys… Oh My!”, goes exactly where that title suggests and then somehow further. The conversation jumps from cartel stories and internet rabbit holes to a surprisingly honest discussion about Tourette’s, how people misunderstand it, and why the internet makes everything louder than it needs to be. Along the way the guys detour into bizarre news clips, monkey chaos, and the kind of “how did we get here?” tangents that only make sense when you’re mid-conversation. It’s equal parts dark humor, curiosity, and the usual unfiltered commentary on whatever ridiculous thing the algorithm threw at them this week.

Episode 149 of The Who F’n Kneauxs Podcast, “Benito Bowl 2026,” wonders if anyone actually cares about the Super Bowl this year or if we’re all just here for Bad Bunny and the commercials. The guys debate whether this is the least-hyped Super Bowl ever, play a Super Bowl–themed Would You Rather, and question why companies insist on releasing their commercials weeks before the game like spoilers don’t exist. From there it turns into another rant about how the Pro Bowl and basically every “All-Star” game has become completely pointless, before wrapping up with a shared frustration over just how aggressively terrible Siri continues to be. Sports, pop culture, technology complaints, and disappointment, all in one place.#WhoFnKneauxs

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Episode 148 of The Who F’n Kneauxs Podcast, “China la Migra,” starts with a serious, uncomfortable conversation about what’s happening with ICE and protests in America, why it’s upsetting, and how hard it is to navigate relationships with people who openly support things you’re strongly against. From there, the episode does what this show does best and veers hard into everyday outrage: why Pepsi is never an acceptable substitute when you ask for Coke, Patty unloading on sports fans getting soft and blaming weather for games not going their way, Dave realizing his algorithm has officially crossed into the weird zone, and Patty wrapping things up by silently judging his new employees based entirely on their king cake opinions. Heavy at times, ridiculous at others, and very honest all the way through.