How RJ Went from Rudolph Understudy to Shonda Rhimes’ Writers Room (May 26, 2026)
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R Jay (Ricki Junior) stops by — a Dallas-born actor, writer, director, and producer who got his start in a writers’ room after a college professor accused him of plagiarizing work that closely resembled scripts from Grey’s Anatomy — which led to a meeting with Shonda Rhimes herself.
R Jay breaks down how TV writers’ rooms actually work, shares how dyslexia shaped his creative journey, and reveals he was a Gerber baby.
Plus, a quick round of rapid-fire questions, a zodiac sign debate, and Bri’s legendary burping talent gets another shoutout.
Finally Went to Disney World (Honest First Timer Review)
Prepare for your first visit to Disney World with tips and advice from Michael Zavala and Eric Star.
Best of MZ – 2.2.26
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Kevin Costner calls the show (2020). Then, Clark meets “the most famous person in the world” (2021). A woman fell into a dumpster taking out her trash (2024). Plus, Michael tries to make a dinner reservation (2022).
From Cosplay to the Ring ft. @swolerscout (May 12, 2026)
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Mac is in town from Houston and joins Michael and Bri to talk all things nerd culture. Mac breaks down what Otaku Odyssey is, why small cons hit different, and what really goes down at convention after parties.
She also shares how she made the leap from cosplay enthusiast to amateur pro wrestler — and why the overlap between comic book fans and wrestling fans makes total sense.
Plus, the crew plays a blind ranking game where Mac has to choose her ultimate wrestling tag team partner from six superheroes.
Would You Bother a Celebrity at Dinner? (March 3, 2026)
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Restaurant scenario: your favorite celebrity is sitting 10 feet away.
Do you go up to them… or leave them alone?
There are rules to this.
When TV Was Actually Good (Feb 24, 2026)
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Are you watching the Winter Olympics, or just trying to figure out where they’re streaming?
From Peacock confusion to a 90s TV nostalgia spiral, this one jumps from Fresh Prince and Varsity Blues to Lindsey Vonn, aging athletes, and the heavier reality of ALS.
Fast, reflective, and a little all over the place, just how it should be.
New episodes drop Tuesdays and Fridays.