Podcasts about Maurie

Roz reveals the shocking number of Zoom tabs he has open (spoiler: it's wild). Plus, Roz is already stressed about Christmas 2026, Shem's family brutally decides who's naughty or nice, and we revisit Patti LaBelle's legendary holiday performance fail. Maurie chats with the cast of the new SpongeBob movie and James Cameron about the latest Avatar adventure. We also talk worst ways to wake up, and share a heartwarming story about a woman who married the officer who once searched for her. All that and more in this packed episode!

Roz is officially in holiday mode and giving only 70%, while Mocha insists he crank it back up to 100%. Plus, Shem's family hilariously roasts his hairline at a wedding. We also talk toys from our childhood, wrap gifts with the Damnits, and don't miss a cozy Bedtime with the Damnits story about Hanukkah pajamas, and Maurie's chat with Kevin O'Leary about his new movie Marty Supreme. All that and more in this festive, fun-packed episode!

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley engage in an unscripted conversation covering a range of topics, including Maurie's recent book signing, the implications of AI policy and regulation, and the distinction between efficiency AI and opportunity AI. They discuss the importance of education in AI adoption, the perception of AI as a wave rather than a bubble, and the challenges faced by rural areas in accessing technology. The episode emphasizes the need for skepticism and innovation in the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.TakeawaysThe hosts enjoy unscripted conversations, reminiscent of their early podcast days.Maurie's book signing was a success, with many kids buying books for their teachers.There is a need for federal minimum requirements for AI regulations.AI is viewed as a wave that will continue to evolve, not a bubble that will burst.The distinction between efficiency AI and opportunity AI is crucial for understanding AI's impact.Education is essential for bridging the gap in AI adoption.Rural areas may lose innovative ideas due to lack of access to technology.Skepticism towards AI can foster trust and verification in its use.AI can enhance learning opportunities if integrated properly in education.The hosts plan to discuss AI weapon detection technology in future episodes.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Unscripted Conversations01:14 Book Signing Experience02:51 Discussion on AI Policy and Regulation08:49 AI as a Wave, Not a Bubble14:55 Efficiency AI vs Opportunity AI22:36 The Importance of Education in AI Adoption25:43 Skepticism and Innovation in Rural Areas

What generation does Mocha think he belongs to—Millennial, Gen Z, or Gen Alpha? Maurie's always broke (seriously, where does his money go?), and we dive into his wild schemes for free stuff and side hustles. Plus, has Mocha been binging Hallmark Christmas movies this year? We share favorites and the most over-the-top holiday movie plots. Then, it's a round of hilarious “Would You Rather”: built-in pockets or built-in Heeleys? Ever been caught regifting? And the ultimate debate—do you say POP or SODA, and what's your go-to flavour?

The guys recap their epic Escape Room challenge for SickKids, raising an incredible $60,000 while Maurie and Shem entertained fans with hilarious livestream moments. Roz shares his obsession with ballerina toes after seeing The Nutcracker, and Mocha plays Tyra Banks' new Christmas track that nobody asked for. Plus, what does a seal sneeze sound like? Spoiler: it's not what you think. Maurie hits the mall to ask how people shop for folks they don't even like, Roz reacts to Katy Perry's unexpected romance with Justin Trudeau, and Busta Rhymes claps back at being mistaken for Tracy Morgan. AND—Maurie sits down with Landman star Michelle Randolph to talk oil, Billy Bob Thornton's cat memes, and her scream skills for Scream 7!

Roz is fired up that no one noticed his fresh haircut, Maurie calls Alaskans living in weeks of darkness, and the team dives into the five most Googled relationship questions. Plus, Mocha admits his candy obsession, Jag tops Spotify Wrapped with 149,000 minutes of listening, and we hear wild stories from VIP club nights to a nurse framing her late husband's tattoo. Add in interviews with the cast of Canada Shore and George Springer, and this episode is packed with laughs, surprises, and unforgettable moments!

Mocha oversleeps after a “late night” hockey run with Cruze, Roz finds his New York twin who hates neighbors, and we hear a wild story about sharing a flight with Martha Stewart. Plus, Roz dives into the best artist documentary he's ever seen, Mocha's mom gifts Maurie (again!), and the crew chats with Cat & Nat about their upcoming Toronto show. From kids debating the origins of 911 to Justin Bieber helping a stranded artist, this episode is full of fun, chaos, and great conversations you don't want to miss!

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the implications of artificial intelligence in education, particularly focusing on college admissions, the role of nonprofits in AI education, and the shifting perspectives on the value of college in the age of AI. They emphasize the importance of teaching skepticism towards AI, the need for practical applications of AI tools in education, and the necessity for rural communities to develop their own AI strategies. The conversation also touches on personal anecdotes and the hosts' passion for improving education through technology.TakeawaysAI is being used to score college essays and tests.There is skepticism about the effectiveness of AI in education.Nonprofits play a crucial role in AI education initiatives.Many students believe that college is not worth the cost.Trade skills are becoming more valued than traditional college degrees.Teaching AI skepticism is essential for students' education.AI tools can enhance learning and teaching methods.Rural communities need tailored AI strategies for education.The conversation highlights the importance of practical AI applications.The hosts emphasize their commitment to improving education through AI.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Personal News02:06 AI in Education: Scoring Essays and Admissions04:52 Skepticism Towards AI Frameworks in Education07:16 The Value of College Education in the Age of AI10:52 Shifting Perspectives: Trade Skills vs. College Degrees14:42 Teaching AI Skepticism to Students18:19 AI in Decision Making and Library Book Vetting21:14 The Role of Nonprofits in AI Education24:48 Future Aspirations for Rural Communities and AI

Roz loses it on Maurie for using ChatGPT in emails, Mocha gets distracted by old Jersey Shore episodes, and the guys debate why Netflix crashed during the Stranger Things Season 5 premiere. Plus, a new Burger King ad sounds just like Shem, Mocha roasts a terrible rap track, and Roz digs into why Mocha feels guilty watching TV. Maurie hits the Leafs Gala for holiday gossip, Mocha talks life as a hockey dad, and we hear about three men who disguised themselves as sheep to sneak into Spain.

Since it's U.S. Thanksgiving, we're stuffing ourselves with some of our favorite Thanksgiving moments! Starting back in 2017, you'd think making Thanksgiving dinner would be a calm activity… not in the condo of the Damnits! The following year, the Damnits decided to host Thanksgiving and ordered a full meal from the grocery store—only to discover the turkey comes raw! And in 2018, Maurie wanted in on Roz's Thanksgiving plans and ended up calling Roz's mom!

Kara shares a gross coffee-cleaning hack that shocks everyone, Roz and Maurie recap their wild Vanier Cup drinking game rules, and Maurie hits the Santa Claus Parade to chat with kids. Plus, we hear from listeners about gentle Mocha, lazy co-workers, and a hilarious leave request for a Travis Scott concert.

Maurie gets busted trying to steal Mocha's holiday red cup from Starbucks, Roz vents about spilled coffee, and Grace asks for a new nickname for Mocha—leading to some hilarious suggestions. Plus, Nikole's FML about banning the viral “6-7” trend in her classroom and a Helluva Story about three Canadians whose DIY horror film got picked up by Eli Roth. Add in Roz roasting the worst TV show he's ever seen and a debate over spices you'd want to smell like after a cologne fail—this Monday episode is packed.

Roz confesses to lying at Starbucks just to keep both breakfast sandwiches, Maurie shows off a smile that freaks everyone out, and the team tackles Canada's most mispronounced words—can you say “Worcestershire”? Plus, Maurie chats with the Final 5 contestants from Squid Game: The Challenge, Mocha introduces a Trinidadian Christmas classic, and Shaq makes a rap comeback.

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss various aspects of artificial intelligence, including upcoming community events, the implications of AI in healthcare, education, and the future of AI technology with major players like Google and Nvidia. They explore the ethical concerns surrounding AI, particularly in healthcare, and the importance of integrating AI into education. The conversation also delves into the significance of simulations in AI development and the potential for these technologies to shape the future.TakeawaysThe importance of community engagement in AI education.AI tools can significantly impact healthcare efficiency.Teachers need to integrate AI into their instruction.Google and Nvidia are leading the AI technology space.Simulations can enhance AI development processes.AI literacy is crucial for future generations.Ethical considerations in AI healthcare applications are vital.Nvidia's software stack is a key asset in AI.AI can help predict real-world scenarios effectively.Investing in AI technology is a promising opportunity.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI in Action01:08 Upcoming Events and Community Engagement04:12 Creepy AI Innovations in Healthcare08:05 AI in Education: Teacher Perspectives10:28 The Future of AI: Google and Nvidia17:26 World Simulations and AI Development25:40 Training Simulations and Business Processes32:56 Conclusion and Future Directions

Roz finds out he's older than a classic Gordon Lightfoot song, and the team dives into the viral “6-7” meme taking over basketball games. Maurie reveals why his house smells like onions (hint: Matthew's bizarre home remedy), and Roz vents about cold pizza deliveries. Plus, we've got big interviews with Will Arnett and Blue Jays legend Buck Martinez, Mocha goes off about John Cena's huge WWE win, and we hear a wild Helluva Story from a woman who was inside a bank during a robbery. Add in drama from waiters, leather jacket debates, and Mocha bingeing Jerry Springer on Tubi—this episode is packed!

This week on The Roz & Mocha Retro Podcast: Since everyone's putting up their Christmas tree, we dug into the archives for some classic tree moments! Remember when Maurie thought potatoes grew on trees? Or the time Roz told tree jokes to Evan Rachel Wood? Plus, relive the hilarious chaos when the Damnits put up their Christmas tree. Pure holiday nostalgia with a Roz & Mocha twist!

Roz sneaks a new power broom past Katherine, Mocha gets called out for talking wrestling on-air, and Maurie hits the streets for some hilarious vented moments. Plus, the team debates the ultimate pants dilemma: zipper or button first? We taste-test the classic Three Musketeers bar, Roz reviews Netflix's new Frankenstein movie, Maurie chats with the stars of Stranger Things ahead of Season 5! Plus, we chat with Charlie Puth to talk new music and baby news. This one's loaded with laughs, surprises, and big interviews!

Peloton issues a major bike recall, Hilary Duff returns to music after a decade, and the first teaser for the Michael Jackson biopic drops. Plus, Prince Harry apologizes to Canada for his Dodgers hat, Sydney Sweeney responds to ad backlash, Dolly Parton opens up about turning 80, and Maurie asks Emily Hampshire about a possible Schitt's Creek movie. All the headlines you need in one episode!

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, hosts Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss their experiences with artificial intelligence, the challenges of technology in education, and the importance of AI literacy. They explore disparities in access to AI tools by socioeconomic status and emphasize the need for a deeper understanding of AI beyond surface-level knowledge. The conversation also touches on upcoming events, including book signings and community engagement initiatives.TakeawaysAI literacy is crucial for the workforce of the future.There is a significant gap in AI education for students.Socioeconomic status affects access to AI technology.AI should be taught in schools to ensure equity.Understanding AI requires more than just using it.The conversation around AI must include its potential risks.Healthy skepticism of AI is necessary for critical thinking.AI literacy tools can help bridge the knowledge gap.Community engagement is vital for promoting AI education.Upcoming events highlight the importance of AI discussions.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Technical Challenges01:21 Conversations on AI and Education03:27 AI Literacy and Workforce Preparedness06:06 Core Problems in AI Literacy09:59 Disparities in AI Access12:38 Bubbles vs. Waves in Technology14:51 The Role of AI in Education17:05 Creating AI Literacy Tools19:20 Upcoming Events and Book Signings

Mocha gets roasted for racking up nearly $1,000 in speed camera tickets, Roz reacts to being mistaken for a Bumble match, and a listener asks who on the show deserves $1 million. Plus, Maurie chats with contestants from the new ‘Squid Game' reality show, and the team dives into beavers, bad passwords, and vented moments from movie theatres.

Maurie talks to devastated Jays fans, Shem gets clowned for his nosebleed seats, and Roz reveals Katherine was more upset than he was. Mocha's dealing with a shrunken hoodie, Maurie shares the secret to a long marriage (it's distance!), and Gina's kid drops a “Deez Nuts” joke in homework. Plus, Maurie chats with Tracy Morgan and he has a vented moment!

We get weird with body part rearrangements—where would you move your ears if you could? Maurie reveals the secret behind his long-lasting marriage, and the team dives into their high school dream cars. Plus, what's the one thing they'd never wear outside (besides pyjamas)? And how old were Roz, Mocha, Maurie & Shem when they got serious about their careers? All that and more in this fun and revealing Q&A!

This week on Roz & Mocha Retro: It's quiz time! We're throwing it back to some of the wildest tests ever taken on the show. In 2015, Roz gave Maurie an IQ test that left everyone questioning everything. Then in 2014, Mocha and Maurie went head-to-head to see who's the bigger geek. And if that wasn't enough, Roz tried to determine if Maurie is actually a psychopath. Tune in for laughs, surprises, and some seriously questionable results!

It's Halloween, the Jays are on fire, and the chaos is real. Maurie hits the streets of L.A. to talk to fans and players, while Mocha hypes up the Rogers Centre crowd. Roz loses sleep over baseball field dimensions, Shem gets roasted for missing the game, and the Damnits debate which team is cuter. Plus, haunted houses, spicy Halloween streeters, and the debut of this year's Halloween radio drama: LA BOO BOO.

Pharrell kicks off the World Series in Toronto, Maurie chats with Jays stars at Media Day, Shohei Ohtani reveals where he keeps his Blue Jays hat, and Trump pulls the plug on trade talks with Canada over a controversial ad. Plus, Maurie's in LA with exclusive World Series coverage — talking to manager John Schneider, fans, and more!

SummaryIn this conversation, Maurie and Jim Beasley engage with Dayna Guido to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and ethics. They discuss the evolving nature of ethical standards in professional practice, the impact of AI on human relationships, and the importance of education in fostering AI literacy. The conversation emphasizes the need for ethical courage in decision-making and the significance of family values in navigating the challenges posed by technology.TakeawaysAI is reshaping conversations about ethics today.Ethics involves standards that we agree to live by.Human relationships must remain central in the age of AI.We need to interpret ethical codes in light of new technologies.Education must adapt to teach AI literacy effectively.Families should define their values in the context of technology.AI can enhance creativity but may also diminish it.Ethical courage is necessary for responsible decision-making.Engaging all senses is crucial for effective learning.We must hold businesses accountable for ethical practices.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI and Ethics02:00 Dana Guido's Books and Their Relevance03:46 Defining Ethics in the Age of AI09:30 The Impact of AI on Professional Ethics11:20 Navigating Ethical Gray Areas in Leadership15:04 The Role of Education in AI Literacy18:33 Family Values and Digital Life23:34 Finding Balance with AI in Daily Life28:09 Concluding Thoughts on Ethics and Humanity

It's Roz's birthday and the team goes all out—poems from Roz's mom, Maurie's dad and husband, and even a Brandy & Monica parody song from Mocha and Maurie. Shem's parents offer some hilarious advice on aging, while Maurie hits the streets asking kids how old is “old” (spoiler: Roz didn't love the answers). Plus, the crew recaps their wild Niagara Falls trip, including haunted house screams and dueling party buses. Also, Roz shares what he really did for his birthday, and Maurie's mysterious beef patty delivery gets weird.

This week on The Roz and Mocha Retro Podcast, we're celebrating Roz's birthday with a throwback to 2014! Maurie kicks things off with a surprise birthday call to Roz, followed by an unforgettable moment when Roz is treated to coffee, pizza… and a visit from his mom! Plus, we revisit the heartwarming calls from YOU, our amazing listeners, who phoned in to share the love.

Roz shares the painful story of his grocery store parking lot wipeout, complete with locked cart wheels, flying cider cans, and a dead truck. Maurie gets reactions from fans after the Jays' big win, and even chats with Mayor Olivia Chow about parade plans. Mocha tries to fake staying up for the game, but Roz and Maurie call him out. Plus, the guys roast the Scotiabank Arena's viral elevator fail, and Roz dives into his latest binge of “Task” and “The Godfather.”

A fan's advice helps Shem shake off the haters, Maurie explains the origin of his infamous “Concoction” (spoiler: it's gross), and the crew imagines what their sitcom would be called—spoiler: “Stretch and Thumpkin” is in the running. It's a wild ride through listener DMs with plenty of laughs and a few surprises.

Mocha opens up about his wild new dog Leo, and Shem offers Roz a trip to his Black barber — Roz has questions. Plus, Maurie chats with the cast of Loot season 3, we play “Can You Guess the Movie From Its Soundtrack?”, and a woman's idea for barcodes at bars sparks a hilarious debate. Also: John Cena's final WWE match, Shem's controversial cologne, and Kylie Jenner brings back “King Kylie.”

This week's Deep Dive gets personal, weird, and hilarious. The team tackles everything from solo concert etiquette and dating app filters to Maurie's questionable scent routine. Roz shares why massages give him anxiety, and Shem opens up about working alone in the studio. Plus, we debate who would survive childbirth best, reveal our partners' physical types, and answer wild listener questions like: would you rather eat cereal with orange juice or drink pickle-flavored coffee? It's all the random, revealing, and ridiculous stuff you love about Deep Dive.

Roz is thrown off by Friday vibes, Mocha has a tense showdown at a coffee shop, and Shem surprises the crew with what's in his Tim Hortons cup. Plus, Roz breaks down his epic Thanksgiving feast, and we hear from a listener who had a holiday dinner disaster of her own. Also: leather pants that make fart noises, and Maurie chats with Donnie Wahlberg about Boston Blue.

Send us a textJoin hosts Alex Sarlin and Ben Kornell with guest Anna Edwards of Whiteboard Advisors as they unpack a packed week in education technology. From sweeping cell phone bans to AI reshaping classrooms and colleges, and celebrate a major milestone of 400 episodes of EdTech Insiders!✨ Episode Highlights:[00:00:00] States expand K–12 phone bans over mental health[00:04:29] Federal shutdown hits Title I, Head Start, ED[00:06:28] ICE detains superintendent, raising compliance fears[00:13:25] Why phone bans need digital-literacy support[00:19:25] Higher ed faces international enrollment and funding drops[00:28:41] Harvard grade inflation reignites rigor debate[00:32:32] States pilot graduate profiles and competency shifts[00:38:08] ChatGPT adds apps; Coursera leads edtech uses[00:46:20] Key state and district policy trendsPlus, special guests: [00:46:20] Jim Beasley, Co-founder & Technology Director and Maurie Beasley, Co-founder & Educator, AIEDPro, on AI PD and classroom pilots. [01:16:32] Stacey Brook, Founder & Chief Advisor, College Essay Advisors on College EssAI and ethical AI for essays. 

SummaryIn this episode of AI in Action, Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the evolving landscape of workforce training and education in the context of artificial intelligence. They explore how corporate America is moving away from on-the-job training, the impact of AI on job security, and the generational differences in workforce loyalty. The conversation also delves into the challenges faced by K-12 education and the importance of experience in the job market, ultimately highlighting the need for self-education in an AI-driven world.TakeawaysAI is accelerating the abandonment of on-the-job training.Entry-level positions are disappearing due to AI.Generational differences affect workforce loyalty and expectations.Corporate training is no longer a priority for many companies.The landscape of employee benefits is uneven and changing.K-12 education is struggling to adapt to new workforce demands.Experience requirements in job postings are often unrealistic.Online education has not closed the gap created by COVID-19.Self-education is becoming essential in the AI era.The role of education must evolve to meet the needs of the workforce.Chapters00:00 Introduction to AI and Workforce Dynamics04:38 The Disconnect Between Education and Workforce Needs10:22 Corporate Training and Employee Loyalty15:01 The Challenge of Experience Requirements15:52 Navigating Financial Aid Challenges17:29 The Impact of Economic Status on Education19:01 The Evolution of Workforce Training21:11 Corporate Knowledge and Employee Loyalty22:57 The State of Education and Teacher Respect23:45 The Disappearance of Job Training25:36 The Decline of Practical Skills in Education27:35 The Contradictions of Online Education30:37 The Role of AI in Shaping Future Opportunities

Roz is fired up over oven mitts and belts in baseball, while Mocha shows up in full Jays gear to support the team — and gets roasted for it. The team reacts to the Jays' big win over the Yankees, and Maurie hits the streets for post-game fan reactions. Plus, Rebecca the Teacher asks the ultimate question: which pasta would you ride into battle? Shem serenades seniors at a Guyanese luncheon, and Maurie gets confused between Washington State and Washington, D.C. Also, we hear from a listener who's had a rough year and just needed a little love from the Roz & Mocha fam.

This week on the Roz and Mocha Retro Podcast – it's officially FALL! We dove into the archives and pulled out some random gems featuring the word “fall.” From Timberlake's falsetto vs. Maurie's falsetto showdown, to trust falls (yes, we tried them), and even tips on how to fall asleep by making to-do lists — it's a cozy, chaotic mix perfect for the season.

SummaryIn this conversation, Maurie and Jim Beasley discuss the impact of AI on workplace efficiency and productivity. They explore the paradox of becoming more efficient with AI, the societal expectation of busy work, and the potential for maximizing value by focusing on profit-driven tasks. The discussion highlights the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in the modern workplace.TakeawaysAI can generate busy work faster than before.Many fear becoming more efficient due to workplace norms.The busiest person is often the go-to for tasks.AI can help create quality work more efficiently.Efficiency can lead to increased workload.Maxing out productivity is still a concern.Focus on tasks that drive company profits.AI can change the perception of productivity.Embracing AI can lead to better job performance.Workplace efficiency is a double-edged sword.

Jeremy Allen White belts out “Born to Run” in the upcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic, and Roz dives into the mystery of how Doc Brown and Marty McFly became friends in Back to the Future. Fabian returns with a high-energy pitch for a weed and music podcast, and also celebrates winning the R&M Family Vacation prize. Maurie chats with the cast of K-Pop Demon Hunters, and we hear about his trip to North Bay for a hospital fundraiser. Plus, Shem gets grilled about his relationship status, Spotify deletes 75 million AI songs, and a listener suggests mini putt as the next Mocha vs. Shem challenge.

Roz gets caught humming John Cena's wrestling theme and Mocha puts his WWE knowledge to the test. Mocha shares a story about a wild sandwich packed with gabagool from a New Jersey shop, and Roz can't believe the price. Priya asks what parts of each other's lives Roz and Mocha would struggle with if they switched places—tight pants and dog walks included. Plus, Laura asks Roz about cat food, Tammy's garage sale hits a snag with an Amazon bin, and Ally shares how the show helped her through 20 months of maternity leave. Also, ear candling gets debated, and Maurie's celibacy gets a mention in a hilarious life-swap scenario.

From awkward DMs to unexpected truths, this week's Deep Dive explores the weird, the wild, and the heartfelt. Roz, Mocha, Shem, and Maurie tackle listener questions about eating pandas, daring kisses, failed catchphrases, and what each of them brings to the show. Plus, Shem's cologne finally gets exposed, and Maurie's naming ideas get roasted—again. It's messy, hilarious, and totally unfiltered.

Roz debates Monopoly rules with Shem, Mocha forgets his hat and gets chirped, and Roz shares a lasagna so thick it deserves its own segment. Maurie chats with Emma Thompson about her intense new thriller Dead of Winter, while listeners call in with love for the show—including one who's getting married and another who's been listening since childhood. Plus: squirrel feeding drama, a scammy Amazon job offer, and Mocha's mom approves Roz's egg recipe (but dad does not).

Spring is in the air—but we're throwing it back! In this retro episode, we revisit 2013 when Maurie hit the streets to talk all things spring. Then, on this exact date in 2014, Roz shares the hilarious story of how Ben Affleck gave him a cold. And in 2015? Susan Sarandon got Maurie sick! It's a throwback full of laughs, germs, and springtime vibes.

Roz wakes up haunted and tangled in his sheets, Shem's secret cologne gets exposed (and he's not happy), and Mocha's Wordle streak has everyone suspicious. Plus, Maurie chats with the cast of Wayward on Netflix, Maurie blows the shofar for Rosh Hashanah, a riddle stumps the team, and a vet tech vents about customers who try to haggle after paying. Also: cheese debates, lawn advice, and a lotion video that's way too suggestive.

This week on the DM Deep Dive Podcast, Roz, Mocha, Shem, and Maurie tackle juicy listener questions—from using fame to score perks, to jealousy in relationships, to awkward beard dilemmas and sending spicy texts to the wrong person. Plus, Roz and Shem get nominated as a dream couple, and we find out what weird stuff the guys have been Googling. It's messy, hilarious, and totally unfiltered.

Roz defends a mysterious cut over his eye, Maurie chats with UFC legend Georges St-Pierre & Vince Vaughn at TIFF! The Damnits were a drunken mess at the Lady Gaga concert. Plus, listeners share love from Bancroft and New Brunswick, and the crew debates whether they could recite 90% of a movie for $100K.

On this week's Roz & Mocha Retro Show Podcast, we're heading back to 2013 for some classic Bedtime with the Damnits! In honour of Robert Munsch, we relive the heartfelt moment when Maurie read Love You Forever to Matthew. And because one story is never enough, we're bringing you even more bedtime magic with Goodnight Moon and Jim Carrey's whimsical kids book How Roland Rolls. Cozy up and enjoy these unforgettable Damnits moments!

Mocha's battling a stubborn canker sore and Roz offers a hilariously gross fix. Shem's beard dilemma sparks debate, Roz falls asleep before a major fight, and Maurie surprises the team with unsolicited massages—plus he hits the mic with golf jokes while emceeing a charity tournament. Maddie Phillips from Gen-V Season 2 joins the show, and the crew weighs in on whether “snow” deserves a spot in the Toy Hall of Fame.

Roz gets hilariously stuck on the name of Jack Dorsey's new app “Bitchat,” while Mocha shares a viral Aussie accent trick that has everyone laughing. The team dives into Roz's new microwave egg recipe, and Shem reacts to the twisted movie Bring Her Back. Plus, Maurie hits the TIFF red carpet with Matthew McConaughey, Jamie Lee Curtis, Sydney Sweeney, and Baz Luhrmann!

Mocha and Maurie attempt to set a wild record for the longest high-five ever—lasting over 11 minutes—and the reactions are priceless. Roz gets hilariously heated over a coffee mix-up that spirals into a debate about credit and gratitude. Plus, Roz shares an embarrassing moment at Giant Tiger that'll make you cringe and cackle. And from the red carpet at TIFF, Maurie chats with Channing Tatum, Kirsten Dunst, Russell Crowe, Rami Malek, Guillermo del Toro, Ryan Reynolds, Jude Law, Jason Bateman, and Jodie Foster!