Instead of saying ‘sorry,’ this week Mohanad, Kiki, and Hoja flip the script and say ‘thank you’ to the friends, family, and food that helped get them through the year. In this special Thanksgiving episode, hear your hosts thank everyone and everything from Chris Pratt to Stacey Abrams, group chats to COVID vaccines, family members to bagel store employees. Plus, Mohanad explains why Uber Eats needs to send him a thank you this year.

Kiki, Hoja, and Mohanad take a deep dive into the real-life drama of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Jayne. They discuss her divorce from former attorney Tom Girardi, the couple’s ongoing legal troubles, and whether or not Erika needs to apologize to Tom’s alleged victims. Then, they call up Kimberly Archie, who worked with Tom for 10 years, to learn more about what it was like working in the Girardi Keese law firm. Plus, Kiki says sorry to Taylor Swift and Hoja explains why she spent two hours crying in a bowling alley bathroom on this week’s Sorry Not Sorry.

Vitus Spehar, host of the popular Under the Desk News and LA Times TikTok accounts, joins Hoja, Mohanad, and Kiki to break down all of Facebook’s recent controversies. They cover Mark Zuckerberg’s congressional testimonies, the Facebook Papers, and the future of the company as Meta. Plus, Mohanad says sorry to his cat and Hoja apologizes for an awkward elevator encounter on this week’s Sorry Not Sorry.

Hoja, Kiki, and Mohanad take a deep dive into the history of Facebook, from Zuckerberg’s shady 2003 hot-or-not website FaceMash, to the election-swaying, misinformation-spreading, outrage-amplifying social network we know (and hate) today. They talk about their first memories of Facebook, the worst misinformation their family members have shared, and why, despite their better judgment, they just can’t seem to give it up. Plus, Hoja asks for an R-rated apology from her dog, and Kiki surprisingly says sorry to the anti-vaccine mandate crowd.

Kiki, Hoja, and Mohanad break down everything that went wrong on the set of the Alec Baldwin film Rust that led to the tragic death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. They discuss the assistant director’s questionable past, the two misfirings that happened earlier in the week, and the union crew’s walkout just hours before the fatal incident. Then, Kiki turns to prop master TikTok to figure out how things should have gone down if following proper protocol. Plus, Mohanad apologizes to another neighbor and Kiki reveals who her real father is.

This week, Hoja, Kiki, and Mohanad unpack Dave Chappelle’s controversial Netflix special, The Closer. They take a deep dive into Chappelle’s past – from starting standup at age 14, to the glory days of Chappelle’s Show, to his mysterious disappearance from the limelight. They give their initial reactions to Chappelle’s special, explore the reaction from the LGBTQ community, and dissect Netflix’s lackluster response. Plus, Kiki reveals what really went down at Chappelle’s recent Hollywood Bowl screening.

This episode has everything: phony phone calls, fake followers, Kiki’s Sharon Osbourne impression. Listen as hosts Hoja, Kiki, and Mohanad unpack the questionable rise and quick downfall of OZY Media. They talk about Ben Smith’s damning New York Times article, the infamous Goldman Sachs call, and OZY CEO Carlos Watson’s redemption tour. Will OZY earn a spot in the ‘Fake it till you Make it’ Hall of Shame alongside Theranos and Fyre Festival? Listen to find out.

Gaslight. Gatekeep. Girlboss. This week, Hoja, Kiki, and Mohanad break down the queen of MLMs: LuLaRoe. They talk about the company’s Mormon roots, their predatory recruitment process, and figure out just how much breast milk you’d need to sell to afford the company’s steep startup costs. Then, an interview with Lauren Covey Carson, a former LuLaRoe consultant who was featured in the LuLaRich documentary. Plus, Mohanad apologizes to Mario Lopez and Hoja reads some 1-star reviews for LuLaRich.

This week, Kiki, Hoja, and Mohanad unpack CBS’s reality TV nightmare, The Activist. They dissect it all: from the competition aspect, to the celebrity judges, and the Internet outrage. Listen to them analyze apologies from Global Citizen, Priyanka Chopra, and Julianne Hough… and quietly side-eye Usher’s absolute silence. Plus, an interview with 22-year-old climate activist Clover Hogan, who went through the bizarre audition process for the show.

n this episode, Kiki, Mohanad, and Hoja take a deep dive into fitness expert Jillian Michaels’ fatphobic past – from growing up as an overweight child, to becoming a trainer on The Biggest Loser, to her recent comments about Lizzo. They look at the legacy of the show, recap some of Hollywood’s worst fatphobic TV shows and movies (yes – that includes Shallow Hal), and analyze Jillian’s not-so-apologetic apology. Plus, Kiki talks about her experience at The Biggest Loser Hotel, and Hoja reveals which reality competition show she was once on.