Shows

Would You Try Fried Chicken Flavored Jelly Beans? (April 28, 2025)

Remembering Dallas comedian Raj Sharma, who passed away Friday. Michael shares memories of his sharp wit, his big personality, and the genuine support he showed for the MZNOW team over the years.

Plus, questionable KFC jelly beans (fried chicken flavor, anyone?), a baby bird rescue mission during the DFW storms, and a Dallas Symphony Orchestra show that blended Stravinsky with Kendrick Lamar’s Damn.

Clark Auditions for Netflix (April 23, 2026)

Clark suits up in a knockoff Stranger Things Vecna costume (the biggest size they had) to audition for Netflix House — and things go exactly as you’d expect.

Michael, Eric, and Bri coach him through characters including Vecna, Jeffrey Dahmer, Diddy, a Bridgerton long-lost brother, and a Too Hot to Handle contestant.

Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at how the crew actually makes their videos, and spoiler: it’s exactly this chaotic.

Model by Night, Therapist by Day ft. Nikki Sabolboro (April 21, 2026)

Nikki is a redheaded Dallas model by night and autism therapist by day — and she’s already figured out what’s wrong with Clark.

Plus, the dark lady of science and why you’ve been using behavior therapy on people without knowing it.

Follow Nikki Sabolboro at @ModelNikkiSab

We’re Playing a FROM Game and Nobody Is Safe (April 17, 2026)

Can you “Survive the Town?” A game inspired by the creepy sci-fi thriller FROM — and nobody is making good decisions.

Would you open the window for a mysterious night visitor? Follow a stranger who claims to know a way out? And what do you even say to a creature in the forest to keep it from eating you?

Plus, Season 4 of FROM drops April 19th — is five seasons the right call, or will they pull a Lost and leave everyone with more questions than answers?

The Haunted Floor (April 14, 2026)

Michael and the crew finally get the mics working before diving into a hilarious TMZ clip of 99-year-old William Daniels (Mr. Feeny!) rushing through a street interview.

Then, the haunted third floor gets its first reveal: an abandoned IBM mainframe office frozen in 1982, and Michael’s already got big ideas for what to do with it.

Plus, a quick take on DTF St. Louis.

Call Me, Don’t Text Me (April 7, 2026)

Cecilia from Fort Worth joins the crew for the first time — Bri may have gone on a date with a vampire, which sends everyone down a full vampire lore rabbit hole.

Plus, Cecilia talks about the podcast she’s launching (Say It, Cec), why she’d rather get a phone call than a text, her love of Southern California, and the debate over what the egg cleansing ritual in Mexican culture is actually called.

RIP Chuck Norris and his iconic hairy chest.

Rate The Rage: Dallas Edition (March 31, 2026)

Michael, Eric, Clark and the crew play a new game called “Rate the Rage,” where they rank how mad different Dallas situations make them — from downtown parking and Deep Ellum nightlife to student driver stickers and people who say they live in Dallas but actually live 45 minutes away.

Plus, Michael tells a wild story about a dinner in LA where the bill showed up and things got very awkward.

I Went on a Date with a Real Life Vampire (March 27, 2026)

It’s Friday!

Clark might have a warrant, Bri might have gone on a date with a vampire, and Michael questions whether working out actually makes you die sooner after the news about Chuck Norris.

Plus, the Afroman court case, autonomous cars taking over Dallas and Austin, and why Waymo might be better than human drivers.

Waymo V Tesla (March 24, 2026)

Waymo finally hits Dallas, and Michael risks his life walking through the “valley of the shadow of death” just to test a self-driving car ride to In-N-Out.

Plus, Clark considers becoming a middle-aged streamer and Bri talks about moving from Portland to Dallas after a psychic prediction.

Then the crew plans to bring a psychic on the show and immediately regrets the idea.

Hottakes with Hotcakes (March 17, 2026)

Hot takes are flying and nobody’s holding back!

The show sounds off on everything from overpriced chicken strips to whether that’s really Jim Carrey — and the internet is split 50/50.

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