All Roads Lead to the Road: Thursday, January 15th, 2026

28:22I don't know where you can vote, but we'll be sure to let you know whenever we know. Can you also tell me who was nominated for Pop Culture Podcast? Oh, yes. Best Pop Culture, Las Culturistas. Oh, but they are iHeartRadio, actually. If they weren't dealing with their big Jasmine Crockett Gate, I do think they probably could have and would have won. And it wouldn't have been like a iHeart. Like, they would have been deserving. Yeah. Call Her Daddy, Therapist, Giggly Squad. Oh, I feel like they're more comedy than pop culture. And Vile Files. Also having a rough week. But also that's kind of part for the course.

28:59I don't think it takes you out of the running. No, that's what the podcast awards are about. They should have a category best bounce back from a scandal. Winner. I want to say I think Jake Shane could and should win. I agree. It's become a real destination. And I think like this year, particularly, you know, everyone obviously called it. That is big all the time. But like in this year, particularly about the year. Yeah. And I feel like a lot of music artists like who otherwise would have gone on call her daddy are now going to Jake. Luke Combs is on. Did you see? Yes, I did see. It's really like one or the other.

29:30Yeah. For music people. Yeah. Yeah. I did see Luke Combs. I'm excited to listen to that. um so i did um like when i had a feeling he was going on because jake started posting a lot that he's in like his luke's homes era i'm like well if he wants luke homes he can get luke homes so i was like sending him songs like you have to listen to these songs and i was like sending voice memos i'm like okay and he also has a wife and he has two kids like i was just giving him like a little bit backstory um so i i'm feeling hopeful i think it's gonna be great because i think if anything it's just gonna be different than what we usually see from luke yeah Yeah, like Luke on Joe Rogan, like I'm sure if you're into hunting, like a lot of that did go over my head because they weren't really talking so much about music.

30:11They were talking about their shared interests, which is like game. Hunting fish and loving every day. And so obviously I listened to it, but I was like just kind of like lost for a good portion of it. And I don't think I'll be lost. I think you'll be found. Yeah. You will be found. No, not Ben Platt. Luke Holmes has a song. Thank you. I didn't want to sing Ben Platt today. No, no, no. Are you ready for our next story? There was actually some podcasting news that I do fear you're going to hate. But Pete Davidson. Pete Davidson is launching a podcast, a video podcast, which is pretty interesting.

30:41So he's launching the Pete Davidson show, a new video podcast filmed in his garage. It will be streamed on Netflix. So he has announced the Pete Davidson show, a weekly video podcast filmed inside his home, inside his garage. He said that's where the best conversations happen. It launches on Netflix on January 30th. He said Netflix was the home of my first standup special. so it felt right to bring the podcast there too. It's me and my friends talking about anything and everything. It's going to be a great time. So I saw, I don't know if you saw Liz Woods posting about this. Apparently there's like a lot of controversy here because Netflix now like making podcasts that are just like talk shows and they're going to be on TV is kind of like a backwards way of creating like a late night interview show without having to pay union workers.

31:26Like the way you get Jimmy Fallon made or Jimmy Kimmel made is like you need so much staff. There's so many unions. it's like much more expensive and slow and like classic TV. Whereas like now in the digital age, like podcast doesn't have any of that stuff. And so it's like, it's, this is essentially the Pete Davidson show. Like it's a, it's kind of like an interview show, like how David Letterman would be, but they don't have to deal with any of that union. Hogwash. Says who though? Because if it's Liz, but if it's filmed in his garage, like there's going to be camera operators, there's going to be producers.

31:55Yeah, but they're not union workers. How do you know that? Cause that's what they said on the story. I don't know. you know like I'm saying it's not a union show and just because something's called a podcast like that just means I'm union yes podcast means I'm union yeah thank you I'm glad you get it is there something in the union contract that says no podcast no but like if you're creating a show and like you're doing it like if you're creating tv show no if you're creating any type of show union makes it harder it makes it more expensive and so this is like a way of very legally and not doing that and just hiring regular camera guys.

32:29Interesting. So you think it's all about the union? No, but I just think now we're at like an intersection in media where forever TV has been unionized. And now with the podcasting game, it's just a little bit more free. And the union is SAG-AFTRA. Yes, it is. So this takes it back to SAG-AFTRA. All roads lead to SAG-AFTRA. Because I feel like when you say like the union, the union, you might not realize like it's SAG-AFTRA. Right. And that means you have to like pay all your workers, give health care like it makes it the AFTRA. It makes it expensive. And so this is kind of like the first big Netflix thing that's non-union.

33:01Well, I look forward to hearing from SAG AFTRA regarding this matter. Yeah. You know, Fran, even though, you know, she's not the president anymore. Who is? For me, it will always be Fran. But that's fine. I'm like ready for a new president. I feel like she she was there for the big moment. Yeah. When it mattered most, Fran was there. President SAG AFTRA is Sean Astin. So I look forward to like what they have to say about this back door. In terms of the actual podcast. So we were talking earlier in the year that like Netflix is in the business of accruing podcast. They did a big partnership with Spotify and now they're making their own, which is just like repackaged TV.

33:38Right. Right. This is like the David Letterman show. But I guess it will also be on the podcast app and Spotify. So that's what makes it a podcast. But everything like Netflix originals are always only available on Netflix. So will this be available on Spotify? And the Apple Podcasts. And Stitcher? Great question. Because otherwise it's just a show. Right. That they're calling a podcast. And I think maybe that's where some of the controversy lies. I'm not seeing that it's exclusive to Netflix. It launches on Netflix and it's a podcast. So we better be seeing you in the App Store. Because you're not a podcast if you're not on Apple.

34:12Just saying. Yeah. What do you think about Pete Davidson joining the podcasting sphere if he is? I feel like it could be successful. Yeah. The thing about Pete Davidson that's so crazy, and this is going to be like an extremely hot take. I don't even know if I want to say it. Maybe we'll cut it out. Like in terms of his level of celebrity, he's like, he's not that accomplished, right? Like. Well, that's what chat said. Oh, yeah. That's where that theory came from. We did a Patreon. We did a Patreon a few weeks ago. It was just about pop culture. And chat. I'm going to ask. The prompt for us was like, who do we think are the most overrated celebrities?

34:47And so we gave our answer. Can you remind me what you said about Pete Davidson and why he's overrated. But we also recognize that we're very biased because we don't consume everything all the time. So we asked chat like for unbiased opinion of who are the most overrated celebrities based on like their actual body of work. And one of the names, and by the way, they're kind of spot on with like a bunch of stuff. Yeah. One of the people that they said was Pete Davidson. His celebrity is much bigger than his actual body of work. So his public profile is over, this is what chat says, his public profile is overwhelmingly driven by high profile relationships rather than standout comedy, acting, or writing.

35:17The fame to output ratio is off. The fame to output ratio. Comedy doesn't match the hype. Oh, well, this is what Chad says. He's likable and self-aware, but his standup and SNL work haven't really produced many iconic era defining moments that justify people's obsession with him. He relies more on persona than craft, which I actually don't think is a crime. I think a lot of like really funny do, but the sad boy damaged, but charming angle carries a lot of his appeal. That vulnerability reads as authenticity, but it often substitutes for range or evolution. Yikes. PR and media culture do the heavy lifting.

35:49He became a symbol of the internet and press, latching onto messy, relatable, dating famous women. But that narrative snowballed faster than his actual body of work. So cultural curiosity is more than him as a cultural pillar. He's interesting to talk about, not necessarily essential to comedy. The attention he gets far outweighs his long-term artistic impact. So I think there are a lot of huge comedians who would be like Netflix's first podcast who have a larger body of work. That's not to say that it won't be good or funny. And I think celebrities really like him. Yeah. And so much of being an interview show is getting good guests.

36:22And when it comes to people feeling comfortable, like I do think he'll pull a lot of people with the Netflix thing. And then also just him being himself. But I feel like as a comedian, like we don't really know him. Yeah. I agree with Chad about the fame to output ratio. However, I feel like that bothers Pete too. Like that he doesn't want all of this. It's not like he drummed all of this up. Like I think he would rather like people focus on the work rather than his fame. I actually think this has the makings of a good podcast one like you said he'll get good guests but I feel like he's just a funny person and that's what like that's what Chad says it's more his persona right that's what like it's not about the like one-liners and the cracking jokes like the stand-up like so I feel like that's what a good podcast is like someone who's just like funny and can talk to like friends and have a funny conversation and make us laugh also like him being a new dad now I feel like maybe he'll have a lot of um funny stories insights and just like a new POV.

37:12And I wouldn't be surprised if like this became like very popular, like good hang with Amy Poehler. Like I feel like she was post poised to be a good podcaster and I could see the same for him. Now I could also see it being like another Pete David project, Pete Davidson project. And hear about that we talk about and that we never talk about again. Yeah. The thing with Amy Poehler is I think Amy Poehler really likes to work and like is a hard worker, you know? And I think that's why her podcast is so successful. I don't think she just like shows up, you know, with Pete, I haven't gotten the vibe that he's like a big hard worker.

37:40And the thing about a podcast is like you can really tell when someone's into it, no matter how big or famous they are. You can tell when they're just showing up and reading cards or that they like really love it. And they're getting like, I feel like that's what happened with Chloe. I feel like at first maybe like things were really being done for her. But then she like really started to like it. I think her podcast has gotten more and more successful because she's so in it. She picks the guests and she asks the questions. And yeah, she has a lot of help. I don't know if I see that for Pete, like wanting to really get in the weeds on it.

38:03Yeah. So we'll see. We will see. But it's not a bad idea. No. And it's really interesting that not only is Netflix getting into the podcasting game, they're creating their own podcast. I'm curious where it's going to live. It has to live on like the audio. And by the way, if it doesn't go to the app store and Spotify, it's not a podcast. And it's just a show. It would be the Pete Davidson show. It's just a non-union show. And I'm calling Sag myself. Yeah. And they would be right for being upset. For sure. Are you ready for our next story? Oh, I see. Yeah. Sets Bravo return with Real Housewives ultimate road trip.

38:35So Nene Leakes is officially coming back to the Bravo-verse with the Real Housewives Ultimate Road Trip. The mother of all housewives and former star of Real Housewives of Atlanta is making her return to Bravo with a spinoff, which is celebrating 20 years of the Real Housewives franchise. She said, this has been a really long, long journey, and gosh, I'm happy, overwhelmed to say that I will be returning to Bravo. I almost can't believe the words that are coming out of my mouth. I'm just so happy. So the Real Housewives Ultimate Road Trip follows a group of beloved housewives from across the years.

39:04they embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, making their way through some of the most memorable locations in the franchise's history, starting where it all began in Orange County and culminating in an epic East Coast grand finale. Each stop will feature appearances by fan favorites from different cities to pay tribute to the past, embrace the present, and look toward the many miles still ahead. So it's like an anniversary special. I, for one, am thrilled that Nanny Leakes will be back on my TV, although I am confused because she was embroiled in a lawsuit. She was suing Bravo for kind of like serious allegations, including racism.

39:37And so I'm shocked that she would go back. Yeah. And I don't even know where we landed. There are a couple of housewives who, for me, I thought were just like persona non grata. Like if you've ever been embroiled, like a couple of housewives who were involved in the lawsuit or at least speaking to that, was it Vanity Fair, about Andy, Leah McSweeney, like you'll never be back. And I thought Nini was one of those, which is a shame because she's an OG and she's iconic. I thought we would never see her again. Yeah, I think that's why she's like so shocked and... Right, and I thought that was not only her choice, but theirs also.

40:09Right, on both parties. So that's why obviously they've made amends. They can come together and I think she's excited for this. I want to say this show sounds like a good idea in theory, but in practice, I have no interest. Like in watching all, like a bunch of OGs come together and just like talk about the thing. Like it's not going to be like new moments. It's just like rehashing the old. This is for like hardcore super fans. It's cute and it's fun and it's a nice way to pay homage. I don't think it's going to be gangbusters. We need multiple seasons. Like I think it's going to be a one time thing.

40:40And yeah, I'm not like, you know, dying to watch it. But you never know. It's just gonna be like a lot of like hugging and oh my God. Yeah, I don't think it doesn't sound like there's going to be drama. Like it just sounds like it's like a produced anniversary special. I think they're I imagine like an RV with a bunch of OGs and then like stop in different cities where they've done housewives and like see other housewives and like say or go somewhere where they went on a trip and be like well this happened here and like I don't need a museum tour of the Real Housewives. I don't either but a bunch of OGs on an RV like doesn't sound bad.

41:09I just want to say that part. Something about an RV is just. She is addicted. It makes amazing television scripted or otherwise. So yeah Nini sharing a bus with like Teresa like okay maybe funny yeah. Real Housewives of Salt Lake City the first episode of the season they went on an RV. And was it amazing no oh what show was i just oh did they take an rv was it vanderpump rules kardashians oh that wasn't good because you know their asses did not sleep in that thing like no they did i mean chris went well chris went home but i just feel like it was fake like i i did not get them but they were actually doing it but i feel like it was someone else when they went to big bear or something vanderpump rules i think they went camping right and they took an rv maybe i don't know it's great tv it can be great tv so actually that element of the road trip part yeah i agree with you like the hall of fame moments oh here's where i threw up like i seriously don't give a fuck but funny people like nini being in close quarters that actually could be funny because the thing about ultimate girls trip it's still very luck so it's just like a brand trip i do like when they slum it like that sonia and ramona show no sonia and luann i don't know if it was popular I liked it it was very funny where they went to that random town in Illinois and like you know tried to help the town it was funny so that simple life sort of vibe yeah yeah it might yeah I'm just being optimistic that's really generous of you I feel like well oftentimes I would be but I've realized I've watched none of these shows I've watched a couple Nini does not do things poorly like she's just a funny person so anything that she's a part of like will be funny and so they were right to bring her back there aren't a lot of housewives i think a lot of housewives think that they have that they're like everything i do is so great yeah and it's just like actually not i've watched ultimate girls trip i don't where did we ever land with that because that they were doing them and they were getting a little bit more successful and that morocco trip which never made air because caroline brandy yeah did that end the ultimate girls trips for good i don't know and now there's so many other things like traitors yeah i do feel like when bravo was trying to bring old people back that was one of like the first projects and it didn't i liked the first one me too with the jersey housewives and ramona was there kyle was there was really like yeah icons only but i feel like then bravo found success with like other things and didn't need to do that ultimate girls trip anymore and i think it was expensive i think a lot of those women like won't do anything less for less than like a lot of money yeah are you ready for our fourth story.

43:39Oh my god, no, so sorry. No, that's okay. Oh my god, I'm so fucking for clams. Hold on. That's okay. Take your time. I'll give you space to get ready for the fourth. Our fourth story is brought to you by Amazon MGM Studios. From Amazon MGM Studios comes Melania. She's done this before. Now it's your turn to witness how she does it again. This new film takes you inside the 20 days leading up to the 2025 presidential inauguration through the eyes of the First Lady herself. Critical meetings, private conversations, watch what it really takes to prepare for one of the most powerful roles on the planet.

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45:44I know, but that's where like personal accountability needs to take into place. Why would you be going to booking. 30? I don't know. These brands like to get fun. They do with the, with the synergy. Yeah. With the call to action. So don't go to booking. 30. Go to booking.com. I feel like we're like even outperforming our arteries ever since we've been snubbed. I know we have to show them. Yeah. We'll show Gronk. Yeah. Our next story, Justin and Haley Bieber are lawyering up against a TikTok over a TikToker over abusive marriage allegations. So Justin and Haley have lawyered up against a TikToker who claimed that they had an abusive marriage fueled by the singer's alleged drug addiction.

46:25The couple's lawyer sent social media user Julie a cease and desist, claiming she fabricated her story about their marriage, per TMZ. In the letter obtained by the outlet, the lawyer writes that the psychologist has allegedly spread, quote, outrageous, false, fabricated and defamatory statements she made and disseminated online. Imagine being a psychologist and you're making videos about Hailey Bieber. I just want to say, like, get off TikTok and get back to your clients. He also claimed she manufactured, quote, a false defamatory narrative concerning our clients and their marriage that were published and widely disseminated, noting that her conduct is wrongful, highly damaging, actionable and exposes her to substantial liability.

47:01He went on to demand that she immediately take down the videos in question, as well as stop posting that the Beavers are in an abusive relationship. If she doesn't, the couple would have no choice but to protect their rights and remedies against you. He concluded the letter by reminding Julie that she acts at her own peril and to govern herself accordingly. now I know people are like oh big bad celebrity rich people coming for the little guy and I just want to say this fuck around and find the fuck out I literally don't care and yes I'm a toxic Haley Bieber stan and I'll probably support anything she does having said that people on the internet are far too comfortable being mentally ill and like actually just saying things like whatever comes to their mind and not only do I think this girl like you can't just say someone is a drug addict and abusive like those are kind of big things and saying them as a professional People would look at a psychologist and be like, oh, well, she obviously is smart.

47:48She sees something we don't see. So you can't just say whatever the fuck you want. And I also like what message not only this sends to this particular person, but to people who want to be crazy and just say stuff in general. I like this. And to people who want to diagnose people that they don't know that they've never met, who want to sort of like yield degrees that they have and education that they have and projected onto people that they've never met. I think that's not something that you should do. And I could see people being like, well, Haley and Justin, you're so famous. Why are you bothering with a random TikToker?

48:18And it's like, normalize stuff bothering you. Well, I was going to say that surprised me about this. It's like that they saw it, that it bothered them, that it bothers them enough to do something about it. I didn't even see it. Oh, really? And I see everything. It's not like what's going everywhere on TikTok. No, but still, it must have gotten big enough to get across her desk. She had this theory that they're in an abusive dependent. Right. And so like that this relationship will last forever because Haley is codependent on an abusive narcissist, like really using all the big buzzwords. And it's a girl.

48:48You literally don't know these people. And why don't you, like I said, like get back to your clients and actually maybe not get back to your story. Because if I find out that my psychologist is being sued by Haley Bieber for making TikToks, I, for one, am glad because I have a new psychologist now. And so Haley is actually doing a service to this woman's clients because you can't have a psychologist who's making TikToks. I'm sorry you can't I feel that way about a bunch of industries I'm gonna ever see someone like oh I'm a blank and I'm and like you have a tiktok following I'm like well you'll never be my blank you know I know social media is forever I'm like it's really not no I saw that recently um and I was like I had the same thought of like how can you be in a certain profession and be making these tiktoks it's really finicky like when I see plastic surgeons who do like here's what I think this celebrity has had done I'm like okay well I'm literally never going to you I just like even like it's very finicky with doctors I do think doctors can be on social media but it's such a private thing that I would prefer that they're not yeah like I just would but some some people like do it well with doctors educational content yeah but if you're like making viral buzzy content on TikTok and you're a doctor you're never my doctor sorry you're just not yeah same like a therapist when I see therapists making I obviously don't go to therapy but if I ever did I would make sure that they don't make TikToks because like that's fucking crazy I'm sorry social media is not for everyone.

50:05Yeah. So maybe she will cease and desist after this and maybe people will take heed. I just think like you should think before you say something. Yeah. I'm surprised we've never gotten a letter. To cease and desist? I mean, we don't like - We don't like say allegations. No, we don't like go around diagnosing people. We don't. We just make jokes. Yeah. Are you ready for our fifth and final story? I am. Bad behavior. Kiefer Sutherland. What? has been arrested after allegedly assaulting his ride share driver in Hollywood. Yeah. Is there a dash cam footage? I'm not sure, but he was arrested shortly after midnight on Monday, January 12th.

50:45Officers responded to the scene near Sunset Boulevard where Kiefer Sutherland was found. Officers from LAPD responded to a radio call regarding an assault involving a ride share driver. The investigation determined that the suspect, later identified as Kiefer Sutherland. Kiefer. Kiefer. entered a rideshare vehicle, physically assaulted the driver, the victim, and made criminal threats toward the victim, the driver. Oh my God, here I am, like, always telling celebrities not to drink and drive, take an Uber. And then this one takes an Uber and beats up his driver. Like, seriously, celebrities are sick.

51:16They are sick. I don't even know what to say here. This is fucking crazy. Yeah. Oh my God. Like, seriously, Uber drivers don't get paid enough to deal with people's bullshit. Usually it's like verbal assault. Physical assault is so crazy. Like, it's just insane. You, a celebrity, a man. Like, what are you doing? I don't know. That, I need a psychologist to diagnose this because that is really not normal. No, that's really bad. Kiefer. Yeah, Kiefer. Kiefer. And you know who his dad is? Donald, Rip, King, Rip, President Snow. Not a lot of people know that. Well, they're both Sutherland. Benicio Del Toro and Guillermo Del Toro.

51:59yeah the Sutherland boys correct uh Donald he would not be pleased to hear about this oh I don't think my father President Snow would be too pleased to hear about this yeah so just don't beat up your Uber drivers I feel like that's kind of a good message to leave everyone with yeah like even like I've had like a rule of thumb you know even if you want to let it be an exercise in restraint just walk away yeah that's really crazy like this person's literally driving you home like it's insane everything comes back to driving it really does it really does but yeah uh i don't tsk tsk keifer tsk tsk those are the past five stories feels though they were weird you needed to know but they were fun i had a blast i for one enjoyed myself what was your favorite one oh i'm so glad you asked we should do this at the end of your segment I feel like the Halle Bieber one Oh really?

53:00I feel like I had a couple of funny lines Oh that's good I feel like for me Obviously the podcast awards But I do sort of get a little insecure That people don't care as much as we do When we talk industry There are a couple of topics So I was enjoying myself But I was feeling insecure Yeah like you were enjoying yourself Knowing you would get hate Yeah The life of a pod But I did enjoy the Pete Davidson one Because I know people like talking about Pete Davidson I don't but I like the other subjects in that story, like podcasting, future of the industry, SAG-AFTRA. I got to say SAG-AFTRA today, you guys.

53:35So it was a good one. I'm happy. I'm happy too. Job well done. Now, Traders comes out tonight. I do believe it's multiple episodes again. That I heard. So let's recap it Monday. I enjoy the show. I want to enjoy it. Me too. And Ben got in bed last night. He's obsessed. He's like, do we have any more Traders? Oh, and you know what? Maybe this will give my husband some time to catch up because I wound up having to watch without him. and then we could watch it together because that's like fun for the whole family. Agreed. I'm trying to think who he's a fan of that's on the show. Well, he'll enjoy the Donna Kelsey until he does.

54:03Yes, yes. The limited Donna. The limited Donna. She had like a little stroke. The limited Donna. The limited Donna. Oh, you sent me a video. I didn't even get to discuss it with you. So we answered our question yesterday. When do the Faithfuls find out who the traitors were? and when they get eliminated they get that note saying they've been murdered and then the producers tell them who it is and films their reaction which i'm obsessed with like if you go to the trader social media accounts you'll see portia and donna both finding out who the traders actually are um and they also share their guesses as to who the traders were and let me say donna and um portia both guessed nobody correctly and then every time they flipped a card they were like i knew it that portia literally she gave her guesses and they were wrong every card was like lisa right now i knew it rob oh i knew it no you didn't you didn't because we literally just asked you who you thought it was they ask who you like i'm so glad we're literally no you didn't know no that's like a new favorite part of the show for me is people's reactions because i imagine it's like such a mind fuck uh-huh um and if donna tube was like oh i knew it no you literally didn't no we just saw you not know it but no even if she knew it she wasn't gonna nominate oh yeah because because we had them sorry the producer sits them down it was like Who do you think it is?

55:18None of them got it right. And every person's reaction was like, I knew it. But you factually didn't. Yeah. So we just saw that. Now you're a liar. That's our show, you guys. Thank you so much for listening to the Tosal Monday Morning Show. We deliver the Fast Five stories that you need to know every Monday, Friday, and YouTube. So watching us on YouTube, please feel free to subscribe. Please give us a thumbs up. We're also available as a podcast. We're back as we found. So that's about right. iTunes is your public area. You guys watch all the places. We're back as we're back as we found. We're back as we found.

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