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BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update August 2, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 sees the house debating who holds the mysterious power and reeling after a Veto shakeup. Taran Armstrong recaps Day 26 with AJ Norris, diving into shifting alliances, replacement nominee debates, and confusion around hidden game powers as the players try to figure out their next moves. Haley is the current HoH, having nominated Drew, Melody, and Taylor, with Drew as the secret target. The Veto comp ends with Taylor grabbing safety, forcing Haley to choose a replacement nominee. Lyric seems to be the choice, though not everyone agrees. The house suspects Mallory may have a special power, and conversations spiral as Devens and Dee try to deduce who really has it. Chuk and Kamu push for Mallory to be the renom to flush any power, but Haley insists on Lyric. Meanwhile, Drew drops hints about a grand plan for the next HoH, raising even more eyebrows about the true powers in play. Angela, feeling paranoid, is convinced Drew is coming for her, even though his sights are elsewhere. Social cracks show as alliances waver and players worry about who's really pulling the strings. Taran notes that signs point away from Dee having the power, focusing suspicion on Drew and Mallory. AJ highlights how Barrett’s position in the alliance is risky after learning Drew is the primary target. Taran and AJ debate Drew's logic for not using a possible power to save himself, comparing it to past infamous mistakes in the game. Haley resists Chuk and Kamu's push for Mallory as renom, instead insisting Lyric is more dangerous. The hosts call out the house's shifting social energy, especially Haley's struggle deciding her true allies and Angela's read that doesn't match reality. The alliances are unsettled, powers are hidden, and Haley's replacement nom could decide if the main target goes or if the house flips. Will she stick with Lyric, or will Mallory's rumored power force a last-minute change? Listen now for all the latest Big Brother 28 live feed twists and strategy drama. 00:00 Big Brother  Live Feed Update 05:24 Who Holds the Big Brother Power 09:41 Drew's Secret Big Brother Plan 16:25 Replacement Nominee Big Brother Debate 26:51 Angela Targets Drew in House 38:41 Taylor Wins Big Brother Veto 45:17 Did Drew Waste His Power? 51:08 Lyric or Mallory: Nominee Showdown 01:01:23 Lyric's Fate and Final Thoughts Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update August 2, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 sees the house debating who holds the mysterious power and reeling after a Veto shakeup. Taran Armstrong recaps Day 26 with AJ Norris, diving into shifting alliances, replacement nominee debates, and confusion around hidden game powers as the players try to figure out their next moves. Haley is the current HoH, having nominated Drew, Melody, and Taylor, with Drew as the secret target. The Veto comp ends with Taylor grabbing safety, forcing Haley to choose a replacement nominee. Lyric seems to be the choice, though not everyone agrees. The house suspects Mallory may have a special power, and conversations spiral as Devens and Dee try to deduce who really has it. Chuk and Kamu push for Mallory to be the renom to flush any power, but Haley insists on Lyric. Meanwhile, Drew drops hints about a grand plan for the next HoH, raising even more eyebrows about the true powers in play. Angela, feeling paranoid, is convinced Drew is coming for her, even though his sights are elsewhere. Social cracks show as alliances waver and players worry about who's really pulling the strings. Taran notes that signs point away from Dee having the power, focusing suspicion on Drew and Mallory. AJ highlights how Barrett’s position in the alliance is risky after learning Drew is the primary target. Taran and AJ debate Drew's logic for not using a possible power to save himself, comparing it to past infamous mistakes in the game. Haley resists Chuk and Kamu's push for Mallory as renom, instead insisting Lyric is more dangerous. The hosts call out the house's shifting social energy, especially Haley's struggle deciding her true allies and Angela's read that doesn't match reality. The alliances are unsettled, powers are hidden, and Haley's replacement nom could decide if the main target goes or if the house flips. Will she stick with Lyric, or will Mallory's rumored power force a last-minute change? Listen now for all the latest Big Brother 28 live feed twists and strategy drama. 00:00 Big Brother  Live Feed Update 05:24 Who Holds the Big Brother Power 09:41 Drew's Secret Big Brother Plan 16:25 Replacement Nominee Big Brother Debate 26:51 Angela Targets Drew in House 38:41 Taylor Wins Big Brother Veto 45:17 Did Drew Waste His Power? 51:08 Lyric or Mallory: Nominee Showdown 01:01:23 Lyric's Fate and Final Thoughts Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Saturday Live Feed Update August 1, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is all about shifting alliances and trust issues as Haley's HoH reign puts Drew, Melody, and Taylor on the block. Taran Armstrong recaps Day 25 live feed action with guest Chantele Francis, diving into nominations, strategy talks, and house dynamics in this detailed recap episode. Haley's nominations initially target Taylor, but “Red Corner” discussions and mounting skepticism turn the heat on Drew, who senses the walls closing in but struggles to counter his looming nomination. Much of the house views Kamu, Chuk, and Haley as easily influenced, leaving the veterans and “Red Corner” to push their agendas. Lyric appears to be playing both sides well, but Kamu's overt support makes others wary, creating new doubts about where loyalties really stand. Conversations swirl around potential backdoors and vet power, with Dee and Angela quietly steering the game from the shadows and Drew realizing—too late—that he might be in deeper trouble than he thought. Taran Armstrong highlights how Drew’s attempts to reason with Haley fall flat, leading to Drew becoming the new main target. Chantele observes that Kamu's push for Lyric raises suspicions among others, potentially hurting Lyric's position. Haley repeatedly relives her “mean girl” confrontation with Melody, a running theme noted by both Taran Armstrong and Chantele. Dee masterfully reassures Kamu while possibly withholding information about powers; speculation grows but goes unresolved. Both hosts discuss the lack of agency for Drew or Barrett this week, noting missed opportunities and urging a needed power shift. With the veterans influencing Red Corner decisions and the “easy vote” narrative in play, can Drew win veto and shake up the week, or is the house steamrolling toward his eviction? Listen in for a full breakdown of strategy, shifting allegiances, and the unpredictable gameplay inside the BB28 house. Topic: Big Brother 28 Day 25 Shifts and Alliances 00:00 Big Brother 28 Live Feed Update 02:00 Haley's Nominations and Mean Girl Drama 05:11 Drew Worries About the Block 08:12 Taylor’s Position and Game Struggles 10:20 Lyric Gains Allies and Raises Suspicions 13:44 Red Corner Questions Loyalty 17:05 Alliance Tension: Barrett and Haley 19:52 Drew's Reaction and Game Realization 27:17 Drew Named as Main Target 39:20 Drew's Suspicions Grow 48:30 Drew Learns He's Not a Pawn 56:00 Final Pleas and Looking for a Shift 01:01:00 Drew Faces Veto Reality Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Saturday Live Feed Update August 1, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is all about shifting alliances and trust issues as Haley's HoH reign puts Drew, Melody, and Taylor on the block. Taran Armstrong recaps Day 25 live feed action with guest Chantele Francis, diving into nominations, strategy talks, and house dynamics in this detailed recap episode. Haley's nominations initially target Taylor, but “Red Corner” discussions and mounting skepticism turn the heat on Drew, who senses the walls closing in but struggles to counter his looming nomination. Much of the house views Kamu, Chuk, and Haley as easily influenced, leaving the veterans and “Red Corner” to push their agendas. Lyric appears to be playing both sides well, but Kamu's overt support makes others wary, creating new doubts about where loyalties really stand. Conversations swirl around potential backdoors and vet power, with Dee and Angela quietly steering the game from the shadows and Drew realizing—too late—that he might be in deeper trouble than he thought. Taran Armstrong highlights how Drew’s attempts to reason with Haley fall flat, leading to Drew becoming the new main target. Chantele observes that Kamu's push for Lyric raises suspicions among others, potentially hurting Lyric's position. Haley repeatedly relives her “mean girl” confrontation with Melody, a running theme noted by both Taran Armstrong and Chantele. Dee masterfully reassures Kamu while possibly withholding information about powers; speculation grows but goes unresolved. Both hosts discuss the lack of agency for Drew or Barrett this week, noting missed opportunities and urging a needed power shift. With the veterans influencing Red Corner decisions and the “easy vote” narrative in play, can Drew win veto and shake up the week, or is the house steamrolling toward his eviction? Listen in for a full breakdown of strategy, shifting allegiances, and the unpredictable gameplay inside the BB28 house. Topic: Big Brother 28 Day 25 Shifts and Alliances 00:00 Big Brother 28 Live Feed Update 02:00 Haley's Nominations and Mean Girl Drama 05:11 Drew Worries About the Block 08:12 Taylor’s Position and Game Struggles 10:20 Lyric Gains Allies and Raises Suspicions 13:44 Red Corner Questions Loyalty 17:05 Alliance Tension: Barrett and Haley 19:52 Drew's Reaction and Game Realization 27:17 Drew Named as Main Target 39:20 Drew's Suspicions Grow 48:30 Drew Learns He's Not a Pawn 56:00 Final Pleas and Looking for a Shift 01:01:00 Drew Faces Veto Reality Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Hannah Chaddha Talks the BB28 Tea Party Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 faces a brewing showdown as the split house struggles to secure votes for an upcoming eviction. Rob Cesternino leads this recap episode with guests BB23’s Hannah Chaddha and Maggie Morgan, diving into the fallout from Kamu's dramatic “tea party” callout and the intense scramble for numbers ahead of eviction night. The group breaks down Kamu's HoH reign, including his push for a public confrontation to justify targeting Jason as a backdoor nominee. Maggie and Hannah both note that Kamu's attempt to manufacture a Big Brother “moment” feels forced and awkward, and that Jason, despite having his game exposed, handles himself with calm but remains seen as untrustworthy in the house. Meanwhile, Lyric's Veto win shakes things up, drawing attention as she sheds the shadow of her showmance with Rome and quietly builds personal bonds, especially with Chuk and Kamu. The episode also covers the vote math for Mallory or Lala to be evicted, with Taylor's pledge called into question as she might be setting up a rogue vote scenario. Drew and Barrett, caught between alliances, must pick a side as the house lines are drawn. Kamu's “tea party” callout fails to land as a house explosion, with Hannah calling it phony and Maggie predicting more awkward house meetings to come. Lyric wins Veto, shows strong comp skills, and starts shifting her game after Rome's eviction; both Maggie and Hannah spotlight her social positioning. Taylor appears to toy with the vote outcome, hinting she may set up Haley as the swing vote while covering her own tracks, Maggie theorizes. The dominant Toolshed alliance is under watch, as Dee and Devens quietly let others take the fall for pushing evictions and maneuver to keep power without direct blame. Drew and Barrett's subtle side-picking could become their downfall, especially with Angela and Dee whispering doubts to the red corner. With the house evenly split, Mallory's and Jason's fates hinge on last-minute pitches and comp wins. Will the underdogs flip the script or will the majority alliance grind through another eviction? Listen in for the full breakdown and to hear how every chess piece might move next. Topic: Major BB28 Tea Party Fallout and Veto Dynamics 00:00 BB28 Veto Recap Begins 06:13 Jason's Reputation and BB28 Trust 11:40 BB28's Most Awkward Tea Party 18:14 BB28 Game Moves and Hypocrisy 25:04 Lyric's BB28 Game Resurgence 34:00 BB28 Devens and America's Vote 39:53 Dee's BB28 Social Game Compared 43:51 BB28 Survivor vs Big Brother Play 51:00 BB28 Power and Underdog Trajectory 57:33 Drew, Melody, and BB28 Vote Math 01:05:00 BB28 Live Feeds Voting Intrigue Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Hannah Chaddha Talks the BB28 Tea Party Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 faces a brewing showdown as the split house struggles to secure votes for an upcoming eviction. Rob Cesternino leads this recap episode with guests BB23’s Hannah Chaddha and Maggie Morgan, diving into the fallout from Kamu's dramatic “tea party” callout and the intense scramble for numbers ahead of eviction night. The group breaks down Kamu's HoH reign, including his push for a public confrontation to justify targeting Jason as a backdoor nominee. Maggie and Hannah both note that Kamu's attempt to manufacture a Big Brother “moment” feels forced and awkward, and that Jason, despite having his game exposed, handles himself with calm but remains seen as untrustworthy in the house. Meanwhile, Lyric's Veto win shakes things up, drawing attention as she sheds the shadow of her showmance with Rome and quietly builds personal bonds, especially with Chuk and Kamu. The episode also covers the vote math for Mallory or Lala to be evicted, with Taylor's pledge called into question as she might be setting up a rogue vote scenario. Drew and Barrett, caught between alliances, must pick a side as the house lines are drawn. Kamu's “tea party” callout fails to land as a house explosion, with Hannah calling it phony and Maggie predicting more awkward house meetings to come. Lyric wins Veto, shows strong comp skills, and starts shifting her game after Rome's eviction; both Maggie and Hannah spotlight her social positioning. Taylor appears to toy with the vote outcome, hinting she may set up Haley as the swing vote while covering her own tracks, Maggie theorizes. The dominant Toolshed alliance is under watch, as Dee and Devens quietly let others take the fall for pushing evictions and maneuver to keep power without direct blame. Drew and Barrett's subtle side-picking could become their downfall, especially with Angela and Dee whispering doubts to the red corner. With the house evenly split, Mallory's and Jason's fates hinge on last-minute pitches and comp wins. Will the underdogs flip the script or will the majority alliance grind through another eviction? Listen in for the full breakdown and to hear how every chess piece might move next. Topic: Major BB28 Tea Party Fallout and Veto Dynamics 00:00 BB28 Veto Recap Begins 06:13 Jason's Reputation and BB28 Trust 11:40 BB28's Most Awkward Tea Party 18:14 BB28 Game Moves and Hypocrisy 25:04 Lyric's BB28 Game Resurgence 34:00 BB28 Devens and America's Vote 39:53 Dee's BB28 Social Game Compared 43:51 BB28 Survivor vs Big Brother Play 51:00 BB28 Power and Underdog Trajectory 57:33 Drew, Melody, and BB28 Vote Math 01:05:00 BB28 Live Feeds Voting Intrigue Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Thursday Live Feed Update July 30, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 lands in chaos as shifting alliances, wavering votes, and last-minute deals set the stage for a nail-biting eviction. Host Taran Armstrong leads this live feed update recap with guest Mari Forth, as they break down the intricate dynamics shaping this crucial week. With Kamu as Head of Household, all eyes are on the vote between Mallory and LaTrice—especially if Jason manages to win the Blockbuster Veto. Tensions mount as the house splits with Angela, Chuk, Devens, Haley, and Dee firmly behind LaTrice, while Melody, Lyric, Jason, Barrett, Yash, and others try to count their numbers for Mallory. Taylor’s sudden refusal to vote out LaTrice, citing personal loyalty and social repercussions, throws a wrench into vote math and alliance trust. Devens and Kamu work to shore up numbers, drawing Yash into a new “wolf pack” alliance, but Yash, ever adaptable, keeps his options open. Meanwhile, Drew and Barrett wrestle with their spots at the bottom of the majority alliance, unsure if flipping the vote is even worth the risk, and houseguests weigh the merits of throwing—not winning—the next HOH. Mari Forth spotlights Taylor's internal battle between strategy and friendship, and how it hurts her standing with both sides. Devens and Kamu use social pressure and swift alliance-building to corral the votes, pulling Yash into the mix while targeting Drew for possible backdoor plans. Barrett recognizes his weak position but hesitates to shake things up, leading to debate over whether it's smarter to stick with the majority or make a move. Vote math pivots on promises and feigned loyalty, leaving even close allies doubting who's truly in their corner. Funny moment: the hosts tease houseguests' analogies for the messy vote—waffles, crepes, even “scrambled eggs.” As the vets lock down control and fractured outsiders scrap for a lone spot, the looming Blockbuster comp and split loyalties may spark fireworks. Did Taylor make the right call for her own game, or just lose everyone's trust? Listen in for every alliance twist, vote flip, and kitchen drama as Big Brother 28's most complex vote yet comes together! Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Vote Drama 06:20 Taylor Faces Big Brother Dilemma 13:40 Drew's Influence Fades in House 21:50 Yash Navigates Big Brother Alliances 29:30 Devens Targets Drew for Backdoor 38:10 Crossroads: Barrett and Drew Fold 47:00 The Wolf Pack Alliance Forms 54:45 Blockbuster Competition Uncertainty Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Thursday Live Feed Update July 30, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 lands in chaos as shifting alliances, wavering votes, and last-minute deals set the stage for a nail-biting eviction. Host Taran Armstrong leads this live feed update recap with guest Mari Forth, as they break down the intricate dynamics shaping this crucial week. With Kamu as Head of Household, all eyes are on the vote between Mallory and LaTrice—especially if Jason manages to win the Blockbuster Veto. Tensions mount as the house splits with Angela, Chuk, Devens, Haley, and Dee firmly behind LaTrice, while Melody, Lyric, Jason, Barrett, Yash, and others try to count their numbers for Mallory. Taylor’s sudden refusal to vote out LaTrice, citing personal loyalty and social repercussions, throws a wrench into vote math and alliance trust. Devens and Kamu work to shore up numbers, drawing Yash into a new “wolf pack” alliance, but Yash, ever adaptable, keeps his options open. Meanwhile, Drew and Barrett wrestle with their spots at the bottom of the majority alliance, unsure if flipping the vote is even worth the risk, and houseguests weigh the merits of throwing—not winning—the next HOH. Mari Forth spotlights Taylor's internal battle between strategy and friendship, and how it hurts her standing with both sides. Devens and Kamu use social pressure and swift alliance-building to corral the votes, pulling Yash into the mix while targeting Drew for possible backdoor plans. Barrett recognizes his weak position but hesitates to shake things up, leading to debate over whether it's smarter to stick with the majority or make a move. Vote math pivots on promises and feigned loyalty, leaving even close allies doubting who's truly in their corner. Funny moment: the hosts tease houseguests' analogies for the messy vote—waffles, crepes, even “scrambled eggs.” As the vets lock down control and fractured outsiders scrap for a lone spot, the looming Blockbuster comp and split loyalties may spark fireworks. Did Taylor make the right call for her own game, or just lose everyone's trust? Listen in for every alliance twist, vote flip, and kitchen drama as Big Brother 28's most complex vote yet comes together! Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Vote Drama 06:20 Taylor Faces Big Brother Dilemma 13:40 Drew's Influence Fades in House 21:50 Yash Navigates Big Brother Alliances 29:30 Devens Targets Drew for Backdoor 38:10 Crossroads: Barrett and Drew Fold 47:00 The Wolf Pack Alliance Forms 54:45 Blockbuster Competition Uncertainty Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Monday Live Feed Update July 20, 2026 You can also watch this podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 turns tense as the core alliance battles over whether to use the Veto on Melody or Lyric, with twists and strategy piling up on Day 13. Host Taran Armstrong, joined by Aman on this live feed update, recaps a slower but crucial day filled with deal-making, fake breakups, and shifting loyalty. Devens is the current HoH and holds the Veto, with nomination targets Jason, Lyric, and Melody. The big question is who comes off the block, as Devens plans a backdoor attempt at Rome. Houseguests pull every trick—Rome and Lyric fake a breakup to sway Devens, while Kamu and Drew push for Melody to come down instead, aiming to capitalize on her willingness to flip sides. Alliance friction grows as Dee and Angela resist the move, suspecting Drew's motives. Meanwhile, Barrett's standing erodes with key players, and Lala and Taylor openly doubt his floater status. Social game gets messier as Lyric shamelessly flirts with Chuk to keep suspicion off Rome, and Drew's efforts to stay off the radar only make him a bigger target among the vets, especially Angela and Dee. Taran Armstrong notes Devens waffles between using the Veto on Lyric or Melody, weighing shifting alliance math over personal promises. Aman points out Kamu's Survivor-style push for straightforward strategy, arguing that backdooring should stay simple. The fake Lyric-Rome breakup fools most of the house, even the veteran players, creating chaos in trust and vote counting. Angela and Dee debate nominating Drew as a pawn to “test” his loyalty, worried more about him than their known enemies. Lala and Jason discuss targeting Devens next, revealing cracks among the non-HoH side. Alliances fracture as trust wanes, and the power center fixates on whether keeping Melody or Lyric best protects their numbers. Will Devens' team pick the right person to save, or will a fake breakup and mounting paranoia come back to bite them next week? Listen to the full episode for every deal, double-cross, and diary room side-eye in Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day Begins 06:32 Veto Dilemma and Lyric Breakup Plan 10:26 Drew Fights For Melody's Game 13:35 Alliance Doubts in Big Brother House 18:05 Lyric's Ploy Sways the Vets 22:37 Rome's Campaign and Jason's Moves 28:21 Drew's Position Threatened by Allies 34:52 Lyric's Flirtation Tactics in Big Brother 39:37 Rome Reveals Breakup Is Fake 44:16 Dee Throws Drew Under the Bus 51:04 Rome and Lyric's Secret Reunion 55:41 Devens Explains Veto Decision to Melody 62:08 Lala Turns Against Rome Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Monday Live Feed Update July 20, 2026 You can also watch this podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 turns tense as the core alliance battles over whether to use the Veto on Melody or Lyric, with twists and strategy piling up on Day 13. Host Taran Armstrong, joined by Aman on this live feed update, recaps a slower but crucial day filled with deal-making, fake breakups, and shifting loyalty. Devens is the current HoH and holds the Veto, with nomination targets Jason, Lyric, and Melody. The big question is who comes off the block, as Devens plans a backdoor attempt at Rome. Houseguests pull every trick—Rome and Lyric fake a breakup to sway Devens, while Kamu and Drew push for Melody to come down instead, aiming to capitalize on her willingness to flip sides. Alliance friction grows as Dee and Angela resist the move, suspecting Drew's motives. Meanwhile, Barrett's standing erodes with key players, and Lala and Taylor openly doubt his floater status. Social game gets messier as Lyric shamelessly flirts with Chuk to keep suspicion off Rome, and Drew's efforts to stay off the radar only make him a bigger target among the vets, especially Angela and Dee. Taran Armstrong notes Devens waffles between using the Veto on Lyric or Melody, weighing shifting alliance math over personal promises. Aman points out Kamu's Survivor-style push for straightforward strategy, arguing that backdooring should stay simple. The fake Lyric-Rome breakup fools most of the house, even the veteran players, creating chaos in trust and vote counting. Angela and Dee debate nominating Drew as a pawn to “test” his loyalty, worried more about him than their known enemies. Lala and Jason discuss targeting Devens next, revealing cracks among the non-HoH side. Alliances fracture as trust wanes, and the power center fixates on whether keeping Melody or Lyric best protects their numbers. Will Devens' team pick the right person to save, or will a fake breakup and mounting paranoia come back to bite them next week? Listen to the full episode for every deal, double-cross, and diary room side-eye in Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day Begins 06:32 Veto Dilemma and Lyric Breakup Plan 10:26 Drew Fights For Melody's Game 13:35 Alliance Doubts in Big Brother House 18:05 Lyric's Ploy Sways the Vets 22:37 Rome's Campaign and Jason's Moves 28:21 Drew's Position Threatened by Allies 34:52 Lyric's Flirtation Tactics in Big Brother 39:37 Rome Reveals Breakup Is Fake 44:16 Dee Throws Drew Under the Bus 51:04 Rome and Lyric's Secret Reunion 55:41 Devens Explains Veto Decision to Melody 62:08 Lala Turns Against Rome Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

SOMEDAY Don't Die is gonna understand this podcast technology and Bob will fully charge his phone! Until then... this episode is a miracle. With no less than 5 false starts or dropped calls and one full intro recording lost, Don't Die got our honored guest Mike Magrann on the line. Author, biker, and original Gateway Cities punk rock frontman of CH3 for a talk about punk riots, hairspray, everyone stealing style ideas from Mike Martt, writing songs, writing memoirs, black beauties, bad choices, long drives, big fun in the 80s, getting your shit together in the 90s and keeping fuckin' going. Also, Bob mourns the passing of Big Heroin and the tragic synthetic tranq brain scramble that passes for street drugs today as he and Chuk discuss how to treat it Get Mike Magrann's new memoir Tin Knocker, and his debut, Miles Per Gallon, from DiWulf Publishing

BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update July 19, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is full steam ahead, with power players jockeying for position as alliances shift and a major backdoor plan comes together. Host Taran Armstrong welcomes Mary Kwiatkowski for a live feed recap, breaking down Day 12’s game-changing Veto competition, shifting votes, and sneaky house dynamics. Devens wins both HoH and Veto this week, setting the stage for an early backdoor target: Rome. The plan depends on the Veto draw, but with Rome not selected to play, the door is wide open for a dramatic renaming, with Angela and Barrett playing instead. Social gameplay gets messy as Lyric and Rome pretend to break up and Lyric flirts with others to stay. Meanwhile, Melody gives herself a pep talk—though it doesn’t translate into a Veto win. The house debates who to pull off the block, with players like Kamu pitching Melody as a better strategic save than Lyric, while Angela and Dee push for Lyric instead. Plots and loyalties swirl as even alliances like the Toolshed and Handymen get layered with inside jokes, hidden agendas, and shifting allegiances. Mary points out the strategic benefit of backdooring early, when there are more potential Veto players to insulate the plan. A misstep in the Veto comp costs Jason a win, letting Devens secure both HoH and Veto and raising his threat level. Players debate saving Lyric or Melody from the block, with Lyric’s social maneuvers swiftly winning over Dee, Chuk, and Haley—a move Mary questions for its long-term logic. Melody impresses Kamu by subtly confirming that the Lyric-Rome breakup is fake and offering strategic partnership, shifting some votes to her side. Angela, Dee, and Devens consider the risk of strengthening showmances or weakening Drew by leaving Melody on the block. As alliances wobble and competing agendas collide, the house must decide: does taking Lyric or Melody off the block make the most sense for the majority? How will these moves shape the next wave of targets? Tune in for the full update and see how the Veto fallout shakes up Big Brother 28! 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 12 Recap 06:30 Rome's Name Reveal in House 13:15 Devens Wins Veto Competition 17:00 Backdoor Plan Shakes Up Targets 22:35 Lyric's Flirt Strategy Changes Game 27:00 Dee and Angela Debate Block Moves 34:30 Melody or Lyric: Veto Decision 40:00 Kamu and Drew's Toolshed Alliance 52:00 Jason's Recovery Tour Fails 58:00 Mallory Loses Trust in Barrett 01:06:00 Melody Shifts to Survive Eviction 01:13:30 Drew and Melody's Block Danger 01:17:00 House Debates Lyric vs. Melody 01:21:00 Final Thoughts on Veto Fallout Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update July 19, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is full steam ahead, with power players jockeying for position as alliances shift and a major backdoor plan comes together. Host Taran Armstrong welcomes Mary Kwiatkowski for a live feed recap, breaking down Day 12’s game-changing Veto competition, shifting votes, and sneaky house dynamics. Devens wins both HoH and Veto this week, setting the stage for an early backdoor target: Rome. The plan depends on the Veto draw, but with Rome not selected to play, the door is wide open for a dramatic renaming, with Angela and Barrett playing instead. Social gameplay gets messy as Lyric and Rome pretend to break up and Lyric flirts with others to stay. Meanwhile, Melody gives herself a pep talk—though it doesn’t translate into a Veto win. The house debates who to pull off the block, with players like Kamu pitching Melody as a better strategic save than Lyric, while Angela and Dee push for Lyric instead. Plots and loyalties swirl as even alliances like the Toolshed and Handymen get layered with inside jokes, hidden agendas, and shifting allegiances. Mary points out the strategic benefit of backdooring early, when there are more potential Veto players to insulate the plan. A misstep in the Veto comp costs Jason a win, letting Devens secure both HoH and Veto and raising his threat level. Players debate saving Lyric or Melody from the block, with Lyric’s social maneuvers swiftly winning over Dee, Chuk, and Haley—a move Mary questions for its long-term logic. Melody impresses Kamu by subtly confirming that the Lyric-Rome breakup is fake and offering strategic partnership, shifting some votes to her side. Angela, Dee, and Devens consider the risk of strengthening showmances or weakening Drew by leaving Melody on the block. As alliances wobble and competing agendas collide, the house must decide: does taking Lyric or Melody off the block make the most sense for the majority? How will these moves shape the next wave of targets? Tune in for the full update and see how the Veto fallout shakes up Big Brother 28! 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 12 Recap 06:30 Rome's Name Reveal in House 13:15 Devens Wins Veto Competition 17:00 Backdoor Plan Shakes Up Targets 22:35 Lyric's Flirt Strategy Changes Game 27:00 Dee and Angela Debate Block Moves 34:30 Melody or Lyric: Veto Decision 40:00 Kamu and Drew's Toolshed Alliance 52:00 Jason's Recovery Tour Fails 58:00 Mallory Loses Trust in Barrett 01:06:00 Melody Shifts to Survive Eviction 01:13:30 Drew and Melody's Block Danger 01:17:00 House Debates Lyric vs. Melody 01:21:00 Final Thoughts on Veto Fallout Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Week 1 Exit Interview Watch this podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 takes a dramatic turn as trust shatters and secret alliances fall apart. Hosts Rob Cesternino and Taran conduct an exit interview with Ashley Trail, who opens up about her sudden unanimous eviction from the house and the chaotic vote that sent her home. Ashley recounts fighting for her place amid swirling plans and shifting loyalties. Drew, Barrett, and Dee approached her as potential allies, encouraging desperate moves in what she describes as a scramble for survival. Secretly, the Crossovers alliance—Angela, Drew, and Barrett—teamed up with Kamu, Chuk, and Haley (Red Corner) to try and save Ashley. But after Ashley revealed their names to Melody in hopes of flipping her vote, panic broke out when word spread. To preserve their cover, the alliance voted Ashley out. Ashley pinpoints the moment she confided in Melody, who then exposed the plan and questioned Drew, as the final nail in her game. Devens’ HoH win now threatens to further divide the house as lines are drawn. Ashley details how last-minute advice from Drew, Barrett, and Dee led her to trust the wrong people. The Crossovers secretly worked with Red Corner to keep Ashley but flipped after the alliance's names leaked. Ashley's decision to tell Melody specific names was a crucial error that led to panic and her eviction. Melody's quick confrontation with Drew accelerated the alliance's collapse. Ashley discusses her picky eating habits and trying a burger for the first time in the house. With Devens as HoH and the house split, did Ashley's allies jump ship too soon, or was this vote inevitable? Stay tuned for more as Rob and Taran break down the first eviction and what it means for Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Exit Begins 01:10 Ashley Trail's Eviction Surprise 02:56 Ashley's Alliance Talks Backfire 04:30 Naming Names Shakes the House 05:23 Lines Drawn After HOH Win 07:11 Food Firsts in the Big Brother House 09:00 Burger Experience and House FOMO 09:57 Ashley's Big Brother Winner Picks Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Week 1 Exit Interview Watch this podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 takes a dramatic turn as trust shatters and secret alliances fall apart. Hosts Rob Cesternino and Taran conduct an exit interview with Ashley Trail, who opens up about her sudden unanimous eviction from the house and the chaotic vote that sent her home. Ashley recounts fighting for her place amid swirling plans and shifting loyalties. Drew, Barrett, and Dee approached her as potential allies, encouraging desperate moves in what she describes as a scramble for survival. Secretly, the Crossovers alliance—Angela, Drew, and Barrett—teamed up with Kamu, Chuk, and Haley (Red Corner) to try and save Ashley. But after Ashley revealed their names to Melody in hopes of flipping her vote, panic broke out when word spread. To preserve their cover, the alliance voted Ashley out. Ashley pinpoints the moment she confided in Melody, who then exposed the plan and questioned Drew, as the final nail in her game. Devens’ HoH win now threatens to further divide the house as lines are drawn. Ashley details how last-minute advice from Drew, Barrett, and Dee led her to trust the wrong people. The Crossovers secretly worked with Red Corner to keep Ashley but flipped after the alliance's names leaked. Ashley's decision to tell Melody specific names was a crucial error that led to panic and her eviction. Melody's quick confrontation with Drew accelerated the alliance's collapse. Ashley discusses her picky eating habits and trying a burger for the first time in the house. With Devens as HoH and the house split, did Ashley's allies jump ship too soon, or was this vote inevitable? Stay tuned for more as Rob and Taran break down the first eviction and what it means for Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Exit Begins 01:10 Ashley Trail's Eviction Surprise 02:56 Ashley's Alliance Talks Backfire 04:30 Naming Names Shakes the House 05:23 Lines Drawn After HOH Win 07:11 Food Firsts in the Big Brother House 09:00 Burger Experience and House FOMO 09:57 Ashley's Big Brother Winner Picks Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Nominations Ep Recap, Week 1 Big Brother 28 is off to a fast and strategic start as the house settles into the tension between returning players and new faces. Rob Cesternino is joined by Taran Armstrong, Aman Adwin, and Mary Kwiatkowski for this recap episode, where they break down all the major alliances, competitions, and social shakeups from the first big weekend in the house. The panel digs into how HOH Dee Valladares sets the tone by nominating Yash Patel, Taylor Brown, and Mallory Aurichio, with Ashley Trail joining them as a pawn after Mallory grabs the Veto. Much of the discussion centers on the “crossovers” alliance led by returnees Dee, Rick Devens, and Angela Murray, who recruit Drew Campbell and Barrett Pfeiffer to their tight five. Meanwhile, the “red corner” group, Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk, Haley Thogmartin, and Chuk Anyanwu, believe they're running the game, showing just how layered and secretive this season's gameplay is becoming. Taran compares how early-game alliances can change quickly and how being brought in last isn't always fatal in Big Brother. Aman highlights Dee's strategy of overlapping alliances and how Rick Devens's openness with information could make him a wildcard. Mary dives into Chuk's awkward gender-based pitch to Haley and the “fun fact” segment about Ashley never eating a burger. The panel discusses how Jason De Puy is quietly rallying an anti-vet group, but wonders if the newbies will rally before the vets take control. As alliances form and information spreads, will the new players wake up to the quiet steamroll forming, or are the returnees set for a smooth ride? Catch the episode for all the latest Big Brother 28 strategy talk and drama! 00:00 Big Brother 28 Kickoff 06:10 Returnees Dominate Opening Week 12:05 Red Corner’s Big Brother 28 Strategy 18:05 Rick and Dee’s Alliance Decisions 28:33 Crossovers Alliance Forms in BB28 36:38 Barrett and Drew Join Crossovers 43:00 Nomination Fallout and Connections 49:45 Showmances and BB28 House Dynamics 1:04:01 BB28 House Structure Revealed 1:12:48 Barrett and Dee’s Flirty Strategy 1:16:11 BB28 Week 1 Wrap-Up Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Nominations Ep Recap, Week 1 Big Brother 28 is off to a fast and strategic start as the house settles into the tension between returning players and new faces. Rob Cesternino is joined by Taran Armstrong, Aman Adwin, and Mary Kwiatkowski for this recap episode, where they break down all the major alliances, competitions, and social shakeups from the first big weekend in the house. The panel digs into how HOH Dee Valladares sets the tone by nominating Yash Patel, Taylor Brown, and Mallory Aurichio, with Ashley Trail joining them as a pawn after Mallory grabs the Veto. Much of the discussion centers on the “crossovers” alliance led by returnees Dee, Rick Devens, and Angela Murray, who recruit Drew Campbell and Barrett Pfeiffer to their tight five. Meanwhile, the “red corner” group, Kamuela “Kamu” Kirk, Haley Thogmartin, and Chuk Anyanwu, believe they're running the game, showing just how layered and secretive this season's gameplay is becoming. Taran compares how early-game alliances can change quickly and how being brought in last isn't always fatal in Big Brother. Aman highlights Dee's strategy of overlapping alliances and how Rick Devens's openness with information could make him a wildcard. Mary dives into Chuk's awkward gender-based pitch to Haley and the “fun fact” segment about Ashley never eating a burger. The panel discusses how Jason De Puy is quietly rallying an anti-vet group, but wonders if the newbies will rally before the vets take control. As alliances form and information spreads, will the new players wake up to the quiet steamroll forming, or are the returnees set for a smooth ride? Catch the episode for all the latest Big Brother 28 strategy talk and drama! 00:00 Big Brother 28 Kickoff 06:10 Returnees Dominate Opening Week 12:05 Red Corner’s Big Brother 28 Strategy 18:05 Rick and Dee’s Alliance Decisions 28:33 Crossovers Alliance Forms in BB28 36:38 Barrett and Drew Join Crossovers 43:00 Nomination Fallout and Connections 49:45 Showmances and BB28 House Dynamics 1:04:01 BB28 House Structure Revealed 1:12:48 Barrett and Dee’s Flirty Strategy 1:16:11 BB28 Week 1 Wrap-Up Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Monday Live Feed Update July 13, 2026 Big Brother 28 brings big moves as alliances shift and eviction plans pick up steam. Host Taran, joined by Brian Scally, recaps day six in the house on this Live Feed Update. The tension is high as HoH Dee has to pick a replacement after Mallory wins Veto, and the house scrambles to figure out where the votes will land. Dee first nominates Mallory, Taylor, and Yash, but when Mallory wins Veto, Dee leans towards putting up Ashley as the replacement. The reasoning centers around the original premiere challenge groups, but there's plenty of pushback and debate about which nominee should actually go. Taylor works the house aggressively for promises and support, while Ashley becomes more active in her gameplay after being warned she'll likely hit the block. The vets and their close allies—the “crossovers”—focus on making “parachute” alliances by picking non-vets to be their public allies and decoys, while new groups like Mama's Angels (Rome, Jason, LaTrice) form on the opposite side. In the middle, Kamu and Chuk are strategizing how to keep shields in place and manage the gender numbers. Taran points out Taylor's direct approach in locking up votes and how it could backfire or cement her status. Drew pitches the parachute strategy, getting Barrett to link with Mallory as a public duo. Dee shares her dislike for Haley and takes a risk by leaking info to Rome, which could expose her. Jason keeps pushing the anti-vet agenda and questions production's edit, hoping to swing others his way. The target keeps moving between Taylor, Ashley, and Yash as alliances and motives shift throughout the day. With the replacement nominee still pending and red corner alliances disagreeing about who to evict, can Dee's crew keep control or will the power start to slip? Catch the full breakdown to hear exactly how the game is shifting in the Big Brother 28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Game Recap 06:00 Taylor’s Big Brother Survival Campaign 12:02 Yash Proposes Unlikely Big Brother Alliance 16:16 Parachute Alliance Strategy in Big Brother 20:01 Jason Targets Big Brother Vets 23:32 Angela Secures Mallory for Big Brother 29:58 Ashley Prepares Big Brother Block Campaign 36:00 Haley Pitches Lala for the Block 41:53 Barrett and Dee Discuss Big Brother Target 47:02 Dee Sparks Big Brother House Rivalry 52:47 Mama's Angels Form in Big Brother 58:45 Angela Joins Red Corner Big Brother Alliance 01:04:05 Jason Exposed, Vets in Spotlight 01:09:53 Wrapping Up Big Brother Live Feeds Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Monday Live Feed Update July 13, 2026 Big Brother 28 brings big moves as alliances shift and eviction plans pick up steam. Host Taran, joined by Brian Scally, recaps day six in the house on this Live Feed Update. The tension is high as HoH Dee has to pick a replacement after Mallory wins Veto, and the house scrambles to figure out where the votes will land. Dee first nominates Mallory, Taylor, and Yash, but when Mallory wins Veto, Dee leans towards putting up Ashley as the replacement. The reasoning centers around the original premiere challenge groups, but there's plenty of pushback and debate about which nominee should actually go. Taylor works the house aggressively for promises and support, while Ashley becomes more active in her gameplay after being warned she'll likely hit the block. The vets and their close allies—the “crossovers”—focus on making “parachute” alliances by picking non-vets to be their public allies and decoys, while new groups like Mama's Angels (Rome, Jason, LaTrice) form on the opposite side. In the middle, Kamu and Chuk are strategizing how to keep shields in place and manage the gender numbers. Taran points out Taylor's direct approach in locking up votes and how it could backfire or cement her status. Drew pitches the parachute strategy, getting Barrett to link with Mallory as a public duo. Dee shares her dislike for Haley and takes a risk by leaking info to Rome, which could expose her. Jason keeps pushing the anti-vet agenda and questions production's edit, hoping to swing others his way. The target keeps moving between Taylor, Ashley, and Yash as alliances and motives shift throughout the day. With the replacement nominee still pending and red corner alliances disagreeing about who to evict, can Dee's crew keep control or will the power start to slip? Catch the full breakdown to hear exactly how the game is shifting in the Big Brother 28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Game Recap 06:00 Taylor’s Big Brother Survival Campaign 12:02 Yash Proposes Unlikely Big Brother Alliance 16:16 Parachute Alliance Strategy in Big Brother 20:01 Jason Targets Big Brother Vets 23:32 Angela Secures Mallory for Big Brother 29:58 Ashley Prepares Big Brother Block Campaign 36:00 Haley Pitches Lala for the Block 41:53 Barrett and Dee Discuss Big Brother Target 47:02 Dee Sparks Big Brother House Rivalry 52:47 Mama's Angels Form in Big Brother 58:45 Angela Joins Red Corner Big Brother Alliance 01:04:05 Jason Exposed, Vets in Spotlight 01:09:53 Wrapping Up Big Brother Live Feeds Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Three guys with one and a half college educations talk about everything under the sun, including Bob's new convertible, Mike Martt's special way of doing everything, Kanye is the Rap Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton's No Reason to Cry album sucks, Bob's going to see Rod Stewart, Chuk's going to see the Church, End of Life care is an American Nightmare, Bob's father in law has passed on and Idy Mo Forrest is auditioning for a new grandpa RIP Dan Sauter

Don't Die on Father's Day! Your resident sober dads talk about being a hands-off parent vs. your kid's best friend or life long roommate, how great it is that forgiveness, accountability and service to others are such popular ideas in the USA, World Cup, a sober lens, work ethic, Chuk makes Jelly Roll a verb, Bob loves Jack Osbourne, Jennifer Hudson is a badass and we gotta stay willing to change change change for the better and love our neighbor

Life is ______ and it's up to you to make the best of it! Don't Die is back, baby! Google and Meta were found guilty of addicting kids to social media, personal responsiblity, the power of forgiveness to heal yourself, America is back at war, Al Pacino's No White Light experience and all the different versions of Heaven, the Bible & the AA Big Book and trying to steal shit from county jail while you're getting miracle-released Congratulations to Monte with 39 years, Bob with 30 years, Zander with 21 years and Chuk's sons Tristan with 15 years & Sasha with 21 months! And to everybody who's out there stopping dying!

Don't Die has some fun with history as it enters it's 47th year. Don't Die discusses everything: Chuk's morning meeting, free speech is over, Chuk humanizes the cancel mob, the weird evolution of pop songwriting and idiomatic rock, the legacy of Synanon, why the addict is the best person to work with the addict and there are no equal rights under the US constitution but just harass people on social media that'll fix everything

Neo finance is having its breakout year already.Chuk Okpalugo reveals why distribution beats issuance for stablecoins, how the barbell thesis explains issuers vs applications, and what the reserve management's commoditization means for the liquidity dynamics of onchain RWAs. Plus…who is set to win the neo finance category, and why M0's modular approach is the key to interoperability.We cover:-Why new niche customer distribution is what matters for issuers -The barbell thesi: Apps vs Bare Metal Infrastructure-Reserve management liquidity moats (For now)-Who could win the Neo Finance super app race?Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:45 Frax Ad02:24 Neo Finance Market Map Unveiled04:40 The Investor's Value Accrual Framework07:48 Applications vs Bare Metal: The Barbell11:09 Three-Part Stablecoin Stack Breakdown15:29 Halliday, Infinex, YEET Ads16:30 Distribution is the New Moat21:05 Reserve Management Deep Dive25:08 Tokenized Treasuries & 24/7 Settlement29:09 Interoperability: The Hidden Challenge33:00 Fintech vs Crypto-Native Neo Banks35:34 The Fat Wallet & Super App Quest37:37 Kalshi, Tezor, Hibachi38:07 Chuck's Closing Thoughts on Building NowWebsite: https://therollup.co/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1P6ZeYd...Podcast: https://therollup.co/category/podcastFollow us on X: https://www.x.com/therollupcoFollow Rob on X: https://www.x.com/robbie_rollupFollow Andy on X: https://www.x.com/ayyyeandyJoin our TG group: https://t.me/+TsM1CRpWFgk1NGZhThe Rollup Disclosures: https://goodidea.ventures/

Bob finally listened to Don't Die! And he liked it! And he can kinda see why you like it! Bob's connecting with Don't Die fans in Sweden, Thelonious Monster live on national TV in Holland, TSOL's final(?) show, Bob wants to talk to school shooters, the DSM is gonna split the Bordeline Personality Disorder, catchphrases and buzzwords to empower the lost soul, Chuk is still not a therapist, the new American Great depression and Trump baiting China for World War 3 Stay safe out there! 

Bob has a bone to pick with 12 step folks who criticize working in recovery; let 'em kick on your couch then! Long ramble that goes from taking your kid(Elijah) on the 12 step call from Hell to Kiss taking the Kennedy Center Honors Fran Leibovitz turned down, Chuk couldn't wait to get off work today, Bob let's the kids try and fail but no crying over spilt milk, Rush is getting back together, can you believe we used to let pregnant women use the internet?

It's a jubilant podcast this week as we look back on Fulham's 1-0 win against Sunderland. Sammy is joined by Dom, Drew, and Sarah to celebrate Chukwueze's game-changing cameo, Raul Jimenez's heroic finish, and the double pivot of Sander Berge and Alex Iwobi.In part two, we take a bunch of your questions, including about how we line up against a bruised Spurs team next week.Guests:Sammy JamesDrew HeatleySarah KeigDom BettsProducer:Elizabeth BarnardSupport Fulhamish's independent podcasts, videos and articles by subscribing to our Substack: http://www.fulhamish.co.ukFollow Fulhamish on socials:http://www.x.com/fulhamishpodhttp://www.instagram.com/fulhamishpodhttps://www.tiktok.com/@fulhamishhttps://www.youtube.com/@fulhamishpodSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A big one going into the holiday, Don't Die asks AI for a bunch of stats on addiction, voting and when it thinks the revolution is coming, Bob recounts Norwood Fisher knocking out 5 bouncers, as well as taking a beating from Axl Rose and then going to Canter's together, Paul Mccartney is way too kind for everything he's been thru (you try being in a band with John!), Don't Die all loved the new Paul Thomas Anderson movie, Bob loves Jesse Jackson, Chuk and Elijah love Jesse Wells, Bright Eyes, Rube Waddell, You Can't Win by Jack Black, Nick Tosches, Chat Pile, Rain kills people in LA and we need to read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read, read...

Bob and Chuk break down the hierarchy of rehab staffing and choosing a rehab, 40 years of experience between them, Bob quits AA over God talk and goes to a dodger game (40 years ago), Steven Adler, Gloria Scott, Hazelden, Peer Leaders and service keeps us sober

Send us a textIn this episode, we sit down with Chukwuebuka “Chuk” Enekwechi, Olympic shot putter, African record holder, and 22.10 m thrower, for an inside look at the life of a professional athlete chasing greatness.We dive into: • Preparing for the Olympics and life as a professional thrower • His massive 22.10 m shot put throw and what it takes to compete at that level • Pro wrestling conversations and how entertainment ties into athletic mindset • Nutrition and recovery strategies for elite performance • Training ideas and lessons learned along the journey of a professional athlete • Finding self-awareness and growth as he continues to evolve on and off the fieldChuk shares the highs and challenges of being a world‑class thrower, giving coaches, athletes, and fans a behind‑the‑scenes look at what it takes to compete on the global stage.If you enjoy hearing from top athletes about training, mindset, and performance, this conversation is packed with inspiration and practical insights.Chuk Enekwechi is one of the most decorated athletes in Purdue history. Enekwechi is a 12-time NCAA All-American with five NCAA medals. A 2016 Purdue graduate he won four Big Ten championships and owns four school records. He was runner-up at the 2016 NCAA Championships in the shot put and sixth in the hammer that same day. He was the 2014 and 2015 Big Ten Champion in the Hammer Throw and the Field athlete of the year in 2015. Enekwechi, who represents Nigeria on the World stage, recorded a personal-best shot-put throw of 21.80 meters to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games. Enekwechi has competed at the 2020 and 2024 Summer Olympic Games taking 12th in 2020 and 6th in 2024. Chuk just accomplished a major goal throwing 22.10m to set a new PR, National Record and African record.

Keep it positive and stop dying, Chuk! The guys get into social media, quality time raising enlightened kids, Columbo, The Cosby Show, Squid Game, Elijah's on tour with Ateez, the Easter Island heads, John and Dan Fante's redemption story, and not making money for the tech billionaire's profiting off dividing everyone. Dark times will end, people! Go outside, have a beautiful day, put down your phone!

Send us a textKathy and Ramesh  react tothe trailer for Bhool Chuk Maaf, starring Rajkummar Rao! Bhool Chuk Maaf (transl. Forgive my mistakes) is an upcoming Indian Hindi-language science fiction romantic comedy film written and directed by Karan Sharma, and produced by Dinesh Vijan under Maddock Films and Amazon MGM Studios. The film starring Rajkummar Rao and Wamiqa Gabbi, and Seema Pahwa in lead roles.Support the show

Don't Die is back! The guys discuss comedy, millenials, drug addicts, Cathy Evelyn Smith and all the usual suspects, Bob is officially back in LA and has a new spending problem: Uber. Isaiah Forrest has the flu. Chuk, as always, is the voice of reason. Keep on stopping the dying, Don't Die-hards! Also go see Bob with Dopey Dave, Margaret Cho, Daryl Hammond and the gang for Dopeywood at the Brick Room on Saturday June 7th! https://www.tickettailor.com/events/thedopeyfoundation/1665325

The guys all hung out in person and Chuk gave an amazing lead at the super secret society's flagship Sunday morning meeting in LA, Bob took a cake from all his old friends and a great time was had by all. Then they jumped on that night to discuss what a great job Chuk had done, medical recovery acronyms, Guns n Roses' first showcase (Bob didn't think they'd make it), the pros and cons of never learning to shoot yourself up, Mike Martt's fringe coat, Chuk and Elijah loved Netflix's Adolescence and Bob hates Zooming all day

Join artistic director, Jerome Davis, and the directors of BEING CHAKA, Vieve Price and Chuk Obasi, for a captivating discussion about their careers and BEING CHAKA created by TÉA Artistry. 

Well that kinda snuck up on us! We're getting old, Bob's freaking out about 64 but not going to the doctor, Aimee Davis made a good bet on Chuk, Tom Arnold is hilarious, the kids are doing good, we're not dying and that's plenty, RFK is not the first AA in the whitehouse, Elijah had some opportunities, trauma and drinking were good for Bob's development and the Wall Street Journal ain't scary or outta line. Business as usual round here. Next one's gonna be a special celebration of the Don't Die mission with a buncha guests checking in on our boys, be sure to tune in for EPISODE THREE HUNDRED!

Grammys Special! Don't Die won four Grammys this year, but apparently Bob was the only person who was informed! Elijah actually watched the awards! Chuk, ever the voice of reason, had zero interest! Also: Psychedelics are not Narcotics, America is a land of opportunity, how to fail at stealing Best Folk Album Grammy, our first drugs, people used to stand outside clubs and talk and hang out all night, NRBQ, Elvis Costello and Sierra Ferell

Rav Hirsch's insight into vowels reveals a profound truth about the power of speech—the very tool that can create, uplift,can destroy. In this episode, we explore how language embodies both the highest potential for good and the gravest danger for harm. Why is speech the ultimate Chuk? And what does this teach us about our responsibility in wielding words?

Stop Dying, Chuk! The guys are back, talking bout relapse, Tyson's uppercut, Sydney Forrest's Soccer Championship, Eddie Vedder's grace under pressure, parenting, stagefright, drug trials and everything in between. It's the most wonderful time of the year! Teach your kids to tie their own shoes, comb their hair and own their losses! Don't relapse or die and come back to the bright side of the road! Love to you and yours!

And it's a wrap on SZN 3! In our final episode of season 3 we put on our relaxed fits. So you know what it is… a free flow episode. We answer some of the questions you all have been asking us, talk about our favorite things and share about some of our favorite moments in season 3. Tune in and tell us what your favorite moments were on season 3 of Got This in Black? Don't forget to subscribe to the channel. Black brands worn on this episode of Got This in Black?:Andima:Daily Paper (@dailypaper)Supervsn (@supersvsn)Knature (@knaturebyaneshka) Chukwunwike:Essentials by Fear of God (@fearofgod) AO Studio 21 (@aostudio21)Season 3 - Episode 30Follow us: @GotThisInBlack on Instagram and Tiktok Email us: gothisinblack@gmail.com

Don't Die had some technical difficulties of late, Mike Martt's laptop not really following the golden rule of Stop Dying! Sometimes DD record two a night depending on everyone's availability, so after an election night episode crashed, before it was clearly gone forever, the boys recorded an ending for it, leading into a new episode with a special guest, then Elijah spliced the whole mess together for a little radical honesty in broadcasting! Don't Die welcomes honored guest Erin Madden, LCSW CAP ICADC, Chuk's dear family friend and former colleague at Wavelengths recovery center, and the gang dives into the demystification of therapy, the diagnosis problem, recovery and where it all intersects with court orders

Don't Die 280 is an emergency broadcast on the streaming release of the instant classic FREE LSD movie! Bob, Chuk & Elijah all went to the Claremont screening and QnA for FREE LSD and the movie is a BLAST! They all loved the movie and Bob declares FREE LSD is even better than REPO MAN! YOU MUST GO STREAM IT! Other topics discussed include Joe Strummer's acting career, the classic Midnight movie era, Bob becomes a movie producer, Chuk loses his infinite cool at the EDD office, Flea and Bob's street basketball rivalry featuring all-star ringers, LA County board of supervisors compassion-over-criminality bullshit and Bob Marley's masterpiece Exodus. Now go see FREE LSD! https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/free-lsd/umc.cmc.2jcu9amno61c3wafdtsinxfod

For the North American Premiere of her debut feature film FLY ME TO THE MOON, writer and director Sasha Chuk spoke with me about using her own life as a young girl learning to adapt to a new life and city in Hong Kong as inspiration for the film and her decision to step in front of the camera to play the grown up version of her lead character Yeun Yeun.#HongKongFilm #AsianCinema #CarolynTalks #FlyMeToTheMoon had its North American premiere at the 2024 @NewYorkAsianFilmFestival https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sm7Pt_DyRB8&ab_channel=MajorGroupFind me on Twitter and Instagram at: @CarrieCnh12Buy me a coffee or pizza at https://buymeacoffee.com/carolynhinds?status=1paypal.com/paypalme/carolynhinds0525Visit Authory.com/CarolynHinds to find links to all of my published film festival coverage, writing, YouTube and other podcasts So Here's What Happened!, and Beyond The Romance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back at it with Bob, Chuk & Elijah discussing musicians Laufey & Mac Demarco, the definition of addiction, Bob's Ebay problem, Rehabs need to rehab, AA needs to AA, Bob thinks Kendrick needs to chill out, Elijah thinks everything is a cult, Chuk is the voice of reason, the Church of Satan, the Catholic Church and the dreaded 2024 Presidental election

Bob, Chuk & Elijah get into the hard work of saying yes to life, Bob tells his "90 second"(haha) autobiography, Clinicians need facial hair and/or to connect with their patients, Elijah's first drunk and first Kiss concert, Elvis is having a normal childhood finally, Chuk hates trampolines and more. Back on the ramble and happy to be living whatever happens!

AND WE ARE BACK! It's been a crazy month for us here at Don't Die A very heavy episode about mental health, addiction in the family, weaponized anonymous tip lines, child custody battles, the new normal of the all-synthetic narcotics market, radical approaches to parenting, "Quality" time, America's victim mentality, Chuk's surgeries and a certain John Hiatt song and a certain Soft Cell song   Thank you all our listeners who reached out during our unplanned break, it means a lot, we love y'all, don't die or lose your mind either

AND WE ARE BACK! It's been a crazy month for us here at Don't Die A very heavy episode about mental health, addiction in the family, weaponized anonymous tip lines, child custody battles, the new normal of the all-synthetic narcotics market, radical approaches to parenting, "Quality" time, America's victim mentality, Chuk's surgeries and a certain John Hiatt song and a certain Soft Cell song Thank you all our listeners who reached out during our unplanned break, it means a lot, we love y'all, don't die or lose your mind either

Stamford Chidge & Jonathan Kydd are joined by Marco Worrall to look back at the FA Cup quarter final win against Leicester City.In part one, Raheem Sterling discuss! Should Poch have picked him in the first place? Is it a lack of confidence? Is it selfishness. The pen and free kick miss were very, but was it also poor captaincy in letting him take them in the first place? Either way we should never boo a Blue.We say well done to the Super poodle and Ice Cold Palmer, but we should have been 4-0 up at half time and it should have been all over at 2-0 but…We discuss the Disasi honorary Frank Sinclair own goal. Could Sanchez have done anything with the equaliser? He was skittish again - why does Poch pick him when Petrovic is clearly better. In part two we discuss Poch's subs - too late or spot on? Mudryk deserved to stay on; Chuk; Madueke with two superb goals and Chilwell made a difference but how much difference did the red card make? Chelsea showed character to come back and win 4:2 even if they left it late? And with Gusto, Palmer, Jackson, Mudryk, Gallagher, Moises all getting better - are we turning a corner…slowly. Finally we have another FA Cup semi final not to be sniffed at. That's Chelsea 54th semi-final in domestic and european competiton in their history, and they've lost 17 of those, so can we beat City? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Stamford Chidge, Jonathan Kydd & Clayton Beerman look back at Monday night's win against Newcastle United.In part one, it was great to get an early goal with Jackson scoring his 9th of the season. Is there is hope we've found a goalscorer? Talking of which, Palmer is fantastic and scored his 11th of the season. Gusto is growing into a top player and Mudryk scored a wonder goal - maybe there is a footballer there after all? In Cucurella and Sterling we saw the good, the bad and the ugly with Cucurella having a decent game, bar his involvement in both Newcastle goals and Sterling wastful and disinterested - and that's being kind. ? It seems Chelsea are now both scoring and leaking goals. Are we attacking more and leaving the defence open? Is Silva's wise head is missed? In part two Chelsea were better all night than Toon but left the door open. Poch's subs worked and it was good to see Chuk back and Casadei looks good. We are still 11th but closing the gap - can we scrape into a European place. They need to stop being consistently inconsistent. Will returning players help? What would be acceptable this season? Top 7 and an FA Cup trophy? And will it be enough to keep Poch in a job? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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