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The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

Some experts are warning about the risks of artificial intelligence advancing beyond human control in the foreseeable future. The major AI developers themselves are calling on government intervention to slow down the pace of AI progress. In the meantime, tribes are developing policies to head off potential AI misuse of cultural and private data. Much of the tribal policies revolve around intellectual property and privacy. We'll talk about the actual potential for AI incursions and what can done to head it off. GUESTS Jason Edward Lewis (Native Hawaiian and Samoan), professor of computation arts and the university research chair in computational media and the Indigenous Future Imaginary at Concordia University Zam DeShields (Chickasaw), digital consultant Angelo Baca (Diné and Hopi), professor of history, philosophy, and social sciences at the Rhode Island School of Design Daniel Wildcat (Yuchi), professor at Haskell Indian Nations University Break 1 Music: The Center of the Universe (song) Clark Tenakhongva (artist) Su'Vu'Yo'Yungw (album) Break 2 Music: Four Corners (song) Little Axe Singers (artist) Traditional Voices: Historic Recordings of Traditional Native American Music (album)

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

Some experts are warning about the risks of artificial intelligence advancing beyond human control in the foreseeable future. The major AI developers themselves are calling on government intervention to slow down the pace of AI progress. In the meantime, tribes are developing policies to head off potential AI misuse of cultural and private data. Much of the tribal policies revolve around intellectual property and privacy. We'll talk about the actual potential for AI incursions and what can done to head it off. GUESTS Jason Edward Lewis (Native Hawaiian and Samoan), professor of computation arts and the university research chair in computational media and the Indigenous Future Imaginary at Concordia University Zam DeShields (Chickasaw), digital consultant Angelo Baca (Diné and Hopi), professor of history, philosophy, and social sciences at the Rhode Island School of Design Daniel Wildcat (Yuchi), professor at Haskell Indian Nations University Break 1 Music: The Center of the Universe (song) Clark Tenakhongva (artist) Su'Vu'Yo'Yungw (album) Break 2 Music: Four Corners (song) Little Axe Singers (artist) Traditional Voices: Historic Recordings of Traditional Native American Music (album)

Danny Weidler, Shane Flanagan & Charlie White are back for The Journos. Dance Monkey Gate has dominated NRL world! Latrell Mitchell & South Sydney Rabbitohs but is it the club pushing their star out the door? But how can the club fix their salary cap? Danny explains a shocking story last year that involved the Samoan national team in Auckland after writing about it for his column on the weekend. Shane Flanagan comes up with a game plan for the Newcastle Knights to stun the Penrith Panthers but also has strong thoughts on why the Sydney Roosters could struggle against the Dolphins. PVL is set to be executive chairman whilst Sam Walker is incredibly fit and ready to go. Check out Triple M NRL's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danny Weidler, Shane Flanagan & Charlie White are back for The Journos. Dance Monkey Gate has dominated NRL world! Latrell Mitchell & South Sydney Rabbitohs but is it the club pushing their star out the door? But how can the club fix their salary cap? Danny explains a shocking story last year that involved the Samoan national team in Auckland after writing about it for his column on the weekend. Shane Flanagan comes up with a game plan for the Newcastle Knights to stun the Penrith Panthers but also has strong thoughts on why the Sydney Roosters could struggle against the Dolphins. PVL is set to be executive chairman whilst Sam Walker is incredibly fit and ready to go. Check out Triple M NRL's Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Footnote to History: Eight Years of Trouble in Samoa" by Robert Louis Stevenson delves into the tumultuous events that unfolded in Samoa during the late 19th century, marked by colonial interests and local strife. This compelling account not only captures the political complexities of the time but also reflects on the human experiences intertwined with these conflicts. Stevenson's keen observations and narrative style bring to life the struggles faced by the Samoan people amidst external pressures, making it a timeless exploration of power dynamics and resilience.

Ehhh kia ora my dawgs! Here's what you missed on the show today: It’s been 48 hours since the Wahs loss, how we all feeling whānau? That’s RANK! Today Storme ranks “Birds”. Nickson’s son Atoa celebrated his first birthday yesterday, and he went to the BOUJEEST place for his bday lunch… How many NZ reps listen to us? What dat suburb! You tell us an out the gate story, we try and guess what suburb it happened in. What would Beauty & The Beast look like if it was set in NZ? What would The Lion King look like if it was set in Samoa? This planet is boring AF… What would make it more interesting? Shot for listening, From Eds AKA Eric AKA Edith AKA Eddison

What does a lifetime in football teach you beyond X's and O's? On this episode of Up Close, Too Far Away, Juan Singleton and James Saxon sit down with veteran football coach Kennedy Polamalu whose journey stretches from his Samoan roots and Southern California to USC, college football and decades in the NFL. He reflects on his Polynesian heritage, the transition from player to coach, and why impacting young men as people has always mattered more than accolades.The conversation goes deep inside the life of an assistant coach, building trust with players, managing different personalities, navigating social media, and understanding that the relationships formed in the meeting room can last long after football ends. The coaches also get into the details of the running back position, the lost art of the fullback, preparing players for Sundays, and lessons learned from working with players and coaches throughout a long career in the game.Check out Up Close, Too Far Away on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@fourcastsportsclt and wherever you get your podcasts.

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

We started talking about wrestling and somehow ended up debating Batman, Supergirl, X-Men, Logan, Deadpool, Spider-Man, Black Panther, Street Fighter, One Piece, and Grey's Anatomy.So yeah… pretty normal Nonsense episode.Henno and FNBob kick things off with WWE talk, including the current state of the company, the treatment of longtime stars, the Samoan wrestling dynasty, and why FNBob is officially suffering from Samoan fatigue. From there, the conversation takes a hard left into movies — where FNBob has some strong opinions.Supergirl gets put on trial, X-Men: The Last Stand somehow gets defended, and FNBob demands two hours of his life back from Logan. Then things get even more ridiculous when they debate whether the new Street Fighter movie is too corny, whether it should just embrace the cheese, and why Mortal Kombat already understands the assignment.Then comes the real controversy:FNBob thinks Killmonger was right.Not partially right.Not “had a point.”RIGHT.That somehow leads to Wakanda, racism, the ancestral plane, and a conversation that absolutely did not end where it started.And just when we think we're done, we get into social media, fandoms, One Piece fans, Reddit, and why apparently saying you don't want to watch 1,000+ episodes of anime is enough to summon an entire community.Finally, FNBob explains the only reason he ever considered watching Grey's Anatomy: a man with a tree through his body and an old woman's heart literally bursting into flames.This episode went everywhere.And honestly… we have no idea where we were supposed to end up.

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

Join SP3 & Tru Draw Josh as they welcome special guests Lyric Wrestling of Sports Illustrated & Rich Latta for an all-new edition of our flagship podcast Tru Heel Heat 397 discussing the latest wrestling news including:TIME STAMPS:0:00 Intro / SP3 & Josh welcome Lyric & Rich Latta to the show / Update on the Wrestling channel9:35 Andrade triggers The Usos to crash out / Samoan bias in WWE33:22 Dragon Lee is not a draw for WWE / El Grande vs El Grande getting more praise than Okada/Tanahashi?39:57 AEW All In London recap ft. Will Ospreay & Mercedes Monè winning the AEW Men's & Women's Championships56:09 Lyric thinks Mercedes/Willow is better than Sasha/Bayley in Brooklyn? / Mercedes is now the Women's GOAT1:02:45 Are Mercedes Monè & Kenny Omega the best pro wrestlers of all time? / Are Mercedes/Willow the generational rivals in AEW?1:08:27 Kenny Omega reaches another level in a classic w/Will Ospreay / that Ospreay entrance was an all timer1:21:05 Omega/Ospreay quiets NJPW fans who used Oiwa/Uemura to crap on this match / fans missed the pt of the G1 this year1:28:25 Is All In London the best AEW PPV of all time? / the growth of All Elite Wrestling1:42:44 Outro for Rich & Lyric / Comparing AEW All In London to the other amazing AEW PPVs / Josh's thoughts on All In / Mercedes' choice2:02:45 AEW Collision recap ft. final build ahead of All In London2:04:18 AEW Dynamite recap ft. All Out takes shape & The New Level Dynamite debut2:18:15 The New Level make a good impression after AEW All In debut2:27:21 Dr. Britt Baker DMD return update / Anthony Bowens AEW contract expiring / Nigel McGuinness injury update2:37:06 More AEW news - AEW Dynasty in Liverpool, AEW on TOD, All Out ticket sales update, Redemption PPV buys & All In 2027 future2:42:37 Road to NJPW Destruction, ROH TV, RevPro 14 Year Anniversary, CMLL Martes Populares & Viernes Espectacular recaps2:52:48 Where should AEW take All In next?2:54:04 WWE SmackDown recap ft. CM Punk vs Johnny Gargano for the Undisputed WWE Championship3:02:41 WWE Raw on Netflix recap ft. Netflix censors Royce Keys & OTM bloody attack & Penta vs Fenix3:10:07 Bayley reportedly re-signs with WWE3:15:52 WWE frustration on Netflix censorship / John Cena admits heel turn failed / Rusev injured3:26:40 More WWE news - CM Punk lands new TV role, Joe Hendry new album & WWE wants more musical performances3:32:08 AAA Ola de Calor & NXT Heatwave recaps ft. Grayson Waller & Kelani Jordan winning NXT Championships3:36:32 WWE NXT, Evolve & TNA IMPACT recaps / NXT releases3:54:12 Best, Worst, Moments & Matches of the Week / Our pick for Match of August4:00:42 WWE Sunday Night's Main Event predictions / OutroLeave your thoughts on this podcast in the live chat and comments section.Like, share, superchat and subscribe to support! #AEWAllIn #WillOspreay #KennyOmega #MercedesMonè #WillowNightingale #TheNewLevel #SwerveStrickland #DarbyAllin #JonMoxley #AEWAllOut #WWE #SNME #CMPunk #SmackDown #JohnnyGargano #Penta #ReyFenix #NXTHeatwave #WWENXT #AAA #AAAOladeCalor #NJPW #CMLL Welcome to the Tru Heel Heat Wrestling YouTube channel where we cover  the sport of professional wrestling including all WWE TV shows (Raw,  Smackdown, & NXT), AEW Dynamite/Dark, IMPACT Wrestling, NJPW, ROH,  Dark Side of the Ring and more. Our weekly podcast hosted by SP3, Top  Guy JJ & Miss Krssi Luv breaking down the weekly wrestling news and  present unfiltered, honest thoughts and opinions for wrestling fans by  wrestling fans, drops every Saturday. We also include PPV reviews,  countdowns, and exclusive interviews with wrestlers from all promotions  hosted by a wide range of personalities such as Romeo, Chris G, Ness,  StatKing, Drunk Guy JJ, J-News and more. Subscribe and enable ALL  notifications to stay posted for the latest wrestling WWE news,  highlights, commentary, updates and more.Become a member of Tru Heels Facebook community: www.facebook.com/groups/1336177103130224/

This week on the Experience, Jim talks about Andrade's complaints about WWE's Samoan favoritism, Ric Flair's thoughts on Omega vs. Ospreay, Meltzer & Alvarez arguing over modern faces & heels, WWE's pay cut offer to The New Day, and much more! Plus Jim reviews AEW Dynamite! Thanks to our episode sponsors: RIDGE: One thing to pack, five ways to power! Get 10% Off @Ridge with code JCE at https://www.Ridge.com/JCE #Ridgepod HELIX SLEEP: Get 27% off during Helix's Labor Day Sale exclusive to our listeners at helixsleep.com/JCE. FACTOR MEALS: Head to factormeals.com/jce50off and use code jce50off to get 50% off and 1 free breakfast item per box for 1 year, while supplies last. Follow Jim and Brian on Twitter: @TheJimCornette @GreatBrianLast Join Jim Cornette's College Of Wrestling Knowledge on Patreon to access the archives & more! https://www.patreon.com/Cornette Subscribe to the Official Jim Cornette channel on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/c/OfficialJimCornette Visit Jim's official site at www.JimCornette.com for merch, live dates, commentaries and more! You can listen to Brian on the 6:05 Superpodcast at 605pod.com or wherever you find your favorite podcasts!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On First Black Champ, we debate whether AEW and WWE need to stop competing and learn to co-exist for what's truly best for business. From AEW All In, Will Ospreay vs Kenny Omega, Willow Nightingale vs Mercedes Moné, and Austin Creed's potential as an AEW World Champion, to whether AEW is one mainstream star away from breaking through—we're talking real wrestling business.We also break down Andrade El Ídolo's claims about Samoan wrestlers receiving preferential pushes over Mexican talent, Jey Uso's “We draw” response, and whether minority wrestlers are fighting the wrong fight. Plus, WWE in Mexico City: Roman Reigns vs Penta, CM Punk vs Sami Zayn, Chelsea Green vs Nia Jax, Rey Fenix vs Ricky Starks, and more.Then we lock in predictions for Sunday Night's Main Event: Cody Rhodes vs Randy Orton, Oba Femi vs Bron Breakker, Baron Corbin vs Lil Yachty, and the six-woman tag match. Who's really moving wrestling forward?#theFBCPod

Get ready for another high energy, unfiltered episode of the three time award winning Devon & The Duke podcast! WWE Hall of Famer Devon Dudley and award winning media specialist Duke Loves Rasslin are back to deliver the perfect mix of hilarious banter, locker room perspective, and heavy hitting wrestling analysis.Key topics covered on this week's show:Egg Sucking Dog Peace Offering: The Duke kicks off the fun with his own special rendition of the Johnny Cash classic "Egg Sucking Dog" aimed directly at Cody Rhodes. Devon instantly shuts down his cohost, calling him out for lacking the vocal talents to ever make it on American Idol.Addressing Andrade's Samoan Comments: The fellas tackle a controversial subject after Andrade publicly blamed the push of Samoan wrestlers for the lack of opportunities for Mexican talent in WWE.Devon's Perspective: As a friend of Andrade, Devon shares a balanced take, questioning why Andrade is focusing strictly on Mexican talent rather than speaking up for the entire Latino roster.The Duke Delivers Tough Love: Duke skips the diplomacy and lays out a slow burn, explosive response to Andrade's claims. Pulling up exact contract numbers and roster stats, Duke reminds Andrade that his past pushes exceeded what his merch sales and crowd pops warranted, capping it off with a direct message: "Don't Do That Bro."Industry Wide Reality Check: Both hosts look at the bigger picture, pointing out that White males make up the majority roster share across major integrated promotions, while noting that AEW's treatment of Mexican talent is even worse than WWE.Don't miss a single second of the raw honesty, real talk, and non stop laughs. Stream Episode 85 now on all major platforms, leave a rating, and join the conversation!** Shop better hydration today. Visit  & use the promo code DukeLovesRasslin to save on your next order! ****All views expressed are that of those expressing them. Pull Up Your Skinny Jeans if you don't like it! **

We're back with another episode of the Nonsense Podcast, and apparently Canada has officially made the list.We kick things off with a Kelly Fact about William Wallace, but FNBob spends most of the fact waiting for the inevitable twist because there's no way a Scottish warrior can be discussed without something ridiculous happening. Eventually, he realizes William Wallace was apparently just a straight-up warrior and moves on.

Samoan Solutions co-founder Epi Aumavae comes on to talk about the big Stanford Opening Game Pacific Islander event happening on 8/29.

Tonight marks a very special anniversary. Pacific arts trust, Tautai is marking 40-years with the opening of new exhibition KIVA. Formed in the 1980s by leading Samoan artist, Fatu Feu'u, the charitable trust has spent four decades championed Pacific creativity and visual artistry. Curator of the KIVA exhibition, artist Ani O'Neill joined Susana for a chat.

On this inspiring episode of the Authority on Demand Podcast (formerly Authors On Mission Podcast), host Danielle Hutchinson sits down with Ian Reilly, author of Encounter, to explore how a life-changing experience in Samoa became a gripping memoir 30 years later.Ian shares how a devastating cyclone shaped his journey, why he chose a novelistic writing style, and how journals, memories, and real-life experiences can be transformed into a compelling story.In this episode, you'll learn:• How Ian turned a 30-year-old experience into a memoir• Why professional mentorship and editing can elevate your writing• How writing style creates deeper reader immersion• Valuable lessons for first-time authorsIf you've been carrying a story for years, Ian's journey is a reminder that it's never too late to put your experience into words and share your story with the world.Connect with Ian Reilly:Email: ian.reilly@altrutec.com.auWebsite: https://ianreilly.com.au/Fb: https://www.facebook.com/p/Ian-Reilly-61579354208576/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ian_reilly_writing/LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ian-reilly-creative-design-draw-write

The “Neon Ninja” Facade joins Sorg and Mad Mike for a wide-ranging Wrestling Mayhem Show covering championship drama, lucha libre, JCW's evolution, Power Slap controversy, and the importance of remembering why wrestling is supposed to be fun. The show opens with Chelsea Green's emotional response to suffering an orbital injury immediately after her championship victory. The crew praises Green's fiery babyface promo, the crowd's investment in her journey, and WWE's decision to give her 30 days to return and defend the title. They also examine the strength of WWE's women's championships, Fatal Influence's fast rise, and Facade's personal experience working with Green earlier in her career. WWE's growing relationship with AAA leads to a larger lucha discussion. The hosts consider a potential Penta–Rey Fenix tournament final, Roman Reigns wrestling in Mexico, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr.'s Raw appearance, the AAA Cruiserweight Championship appearing on NXT, and WWE adjusting its schedule around football and other media partnerships. The independent wrestling roundup includes 2PW's Battle of the Barrel, RWA's upcoming Renegade Rumble, and the final two Sorgstock match announcements: Brianna Bands against Reese Hayes and The Runway against Wild Wild South. Facade then looks ahead to the Gathering of the Juggalos and Bloodymania. He discusses JCW's transition from chaotic, insider-driven wrestling toward a more polished and accessible product—without abandoning attractions like Gore Games. Most importantly, Facade previews his three-way JCW World Heavyweight Championship opportunity against Josh Bishop and JCW American Champion Father Bronson. The conversation shifts to Facade's latest Power Slap appearance. He explains accepting the fight on extremely short notice, cutting nearly ten pounds, entering without a full training camp, and being knocked out by a clean strike from Power Slap opponent Bougie. Facade also raises concerns about how a referee repositioned his stance immediately before the slap, discusses competitor safety, and reveals what it would take to bring him back. Finally, “What We Learned” covers Rey Mysterio's seemingly ageless performance against Chad Gable, CM Punk's misguided promo material against Kevin Owens, the latest Bloodline power structure, and Sorg rediscovering his enthusiasm for wrestling at a relaxed community show. News stories and topics Chelsea Green's injury and breakout promo Green suffered a broken orbital bone shortly after winning her championship. Nick Aldis gave her 30 days to recover, find a protective mask, and defend the title. Mad Mike calls her response one of WWE's strongest pure babyface promos in years. The panel believes the injury angle may strengthen her connection with the audience. Facade recalls managing Green and praises her personality and professionalism. WWE's women's championship scene The hosts discuss the momentum surrounding WWE's women's singles titles. Fatal Influence's rapid rise and championship success receive particular attention. Chelsea Green and Tiffany Stratton's recent involvement is examined. Wrestling's greatest ring slides The Usos' synchronized slides spark a debate about the best entrances into the ring. Paul London, The Rock, John Cena, and Titus O'Neil enter the conversation. The tangent expands into Samoan wrestling families and their shared athletic traits. WWE and AAA's lucha crossover The crew anticipates a possible Penta versus Rey Fenix tournament final. Roman Reigns' scheduled appearance in Mexico adds importance to the tournament. El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. and El Fiscal appearing on Raw are discussed. The AAA Cruiserweight Championship continuing on NXT is viewed as a natural extension of the partnership. Michael Cole's difficulty with lucha names becomes a running joke. WWE programming and scheduling The panel discusses double tapings and earlier Raw start times. WWE's relationship with ESPN and the challenge of competing with Monday Night Football are considered. The hosts note how wrestling scheduling increasingly works around larger sports partnerships. CM Punk visiting an NXT live event Punk's surprise appearance and physical interaction with Myles Borne are discussed. The group jokes about Punk choosing a small Florida live event over other cities. Independent wrestling roundup TNF's Lethal Lottery and recent surprises receive a plug. 2PW's Battle of the Barrel featured four matches at a West Homestead fire department event. Matches included Jason Tyler versus Phillip Archer, Paul Atlas and Marshall Gambino against Gory and Super Hentai, and Dennis Gregory versus Zach Nystrom. Little Ginge's appearance with Chest Flexor is highlighted. RWA's upcoming Renegade Rumble is previewed. Final Sorgstock match announcements Brianna Bands will face amateur-wrestling standout Reese Hayes. The Runway will meet the newly presented team of Shelby Wylde and Georgia South, Wild Wild South. Sorg explains his goal of presenting fresh matches and unfamiliar combinations. Facade versus Ricochet A viewer asks for a complete Facade–Ricochet rivalry. Facade remembers facing Ricochet in a chaotic CZW Aerial Assault match that also featured Ruckus and AR Fox. He confirms that Ricochet was already remarkably smooth and welcomes another match. JCW's evolution The group contrasts older, loosely produced Gathering matches with JCW's current presentation. Facade argues that a more accessible product can attract viewers outside established Juggalo culture. Dangerous stipulations are now more effective when used for meaningful stories instead of appearing automatically. Gore Games is presented as the major violent spectacle on the Bloodymania card. Gathering of the Juggalos memories Sorg and Facade recall poorly lit matches, rings moved by heavy equipment, flashlight wrestling, and shows continuing until sunrise. They discuss how audiences have learned that throwing objects can prevent wrestlers from delivering the performances fans want. Faygo memories, vintage branding, and earlier JCW experiences provide several side trips. Facade's JCW World Championship opportunity Facade explains his path through the JCW American Championship picture. He will challenge World Champion Josh Bishop in a three-way also involving American Champion Father Bronson. A winner-take-all stipulation is discussed as a possibility, not a confirmed match rule. Facade hopes Vanilla Ice might provide a live “Ninja Rap” entrance. Bloodymania card The discussed lineup includes James Storm and Cocaine versus Mr. Anderson and Stephon Smith. Sonny Kiss, Haley J, J-Rod, Mickey Knuckles, Caleb Konley, Kerry Morton, EC3, Willie Mack, Too Tough Tony, Yabo the Clown, Ruffo the Clown, Donovan Dijak, Big Vito, and others are mentioned. Bloodymania will stream free on YouTube at approximately 2 a.m. Eastern Saturday morning. Facade's short-notice Power Slap fight Facade received the call while teaching at a parkour gym. He accepted only days before the event without a dedicated training camp. He reduced his weight from approximately 179 pounds to 169.5. He expected the striking order to be redrawn but learned he would have to receive the first slap. Facade believes the referee moved him out of his trained defensive posture before the strike. He credits Bougie with delivering a legitimate, clean slap and holds no personal animosity toward him. Facade is reluctant to compete again unless he receives the first strike. Power Slap safety and officiating Other competitors' experiences are used to question defensive positioning and officiating consistency. A broken arm, fighters declining unsafe situations, and commentary that ignored Facade's short-notice status are discussed. Raj Dhesi's victory over Jake Hager is highlighted as an emotional comeback. The sport's growing international schedule and involvement of wrestlers, athletes, and online creators are examined. Wrestlers finding opportunities elsewhere Power Slap, Banana Ball, American Gladiators, MMA, and visual art are presented as alternate paths. The hosts appreciate seeing wrestlers turn their personalities and athletic skills into new opportunities. “What We Learned” breakdown The chat's lesson: Solo Sikoa works surprisingly well as a babyface, while Roman Reigns' order preventing Jacob Fatu from attacking LA Knight explains Jacob's unusual inaction. The Usos also appear to have become Roman's clear seconds-in-command. Professor T-Pop's lesson: Rey Mysterio still refuses to age. His match with Chad Gable delivered match-of-the-year-level lucha action, while Gable's increasing ability to blur the line between himself and El Grande Americano continues to strengthen the character. Mad Mike's lesson: Even experienced talkers sometimes need stronger boundaries or scripting. CM Punk's endometriosis reference during his exchange with Kevin Owens was confusing, needlessly insensitive, and weaker than the material available within the story. Mike believes Owens is carrying the more effective side of the feud. Sorg's lesson: Wrestling is most rewarding when there is still room to experience it as a fan. Attending the relaxed 2PW fire department show—without being responsible for the entire production—helped him reconnect with old friends and remember what drew him to wrestling. Facade's extension of the lesson: Wrestling has taken him from local shows to touring with musicians and competing in unexpected arenas. His advice is to pause, recognize those opportunities, and appreciate where the work has led. The larger takeaway: A passion project can become so focused on logistics and business that the passion disappears. Everyone involved should remember that they choose to be there, protect their energy, and leave situations that no longer justify the cost.

The “Neon Ninja” Facade joins Sorg and Mad Mike for a wide-ranging Wrestling Mayhem Show covering championship drama, lucha libre, JCW's evolution, Power Slap controversy, and the importance of remembering why wrestling is supposed to be fun. The show opens with Chelsea Green's emotional response to suffering an orbital injury immediately after her championship victory. The crew praises Green's fiery babyface promo, the crowd's investment in her journey, and WWE's decision to give her 30 days to return and defend the title. They also examine the strength of WWE's women's championships, Fatal Influence's fast rise, and Facade's personal experience working with Green earlier in her career. WWE's growing relationship with AAA leads to a larger lucha discussion. The hosts consider a potential Penta–Rey Fenix tournament final, Roman Reigns wrestling in Mexico, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr.'s Raw appearance, the AAA Cruiserweight Championship appearing on NXT, and WWE adjusting its schedule around football and other media partnerships. The independent wrestling roundup includes 2PW's Battle of the Barrel, RWA's upcoming Renegade Rumble, and the final two Sorgstock match announcements: Brianna Bands against Reese Hayes and The Runway against Wild Wild South. Facade then looks ahead to the Gathering of the Juggalos and Bloodymania. He discusses JCW's transition from chaotic, insider-driven wrestling toward a more polished and accessible product—without abandoning attractions like Gore Games. Most importantly, Facade previews his three-way JCW World Heavyweight Championship opportunity against Josh Bishop and JCW American Champion Father Bronson. The conversation shifts to Facade's latest Power Slap appearance. He explains accepting the fight on extremely short notice, cutting nearly ten pounds, entering without a full training camp, and being knocked out by a clean strike from Power Slap opponent Bougie. Facade also raises concerns about how a referee repositioned his stance immediately before the slap, discusses competitor safety, and reveals what it would take to bring him back. Finally, “What We Learned” covers Rey Mysterio's seemingly ageless performance against Chad Gable, CM Punk's misguided promo material against Kevin Owens, the latest Bloodline power structure, and Sorg rediscovering his enthusiasm for wrestling at a relaxed community show. News stories and topics Chelsea Green's injury and breakout promo Green suffered a broken orbital bone shortly after winning her championship. Nick Aldis gave her 30 days to recover, find a protective mask, and defend the title. Mad Mike calls her response one of WWE's strongest pure babyface promos in years. The panel believes the injury angle may strengthen her connection with the audience. Facade recalls managing Green and praises her personality and professionalism. WWE's women's championship scene The hosts discuss the momentum surrounding WWE's women's singles titles. Fatal Influence's rapid rise and championship success receive particular attention. Chelsea Green and Tiffany Stratton's recent involvement is examined. Wrestling's greatest ring slides The Usos' synchronized slides spark a debate about the best entrances into the ring. Paul London, The Rock, John Cena, and Titus O'Neil enter the conversation. The tangent expands into Samoan wrestling families and their shared athletic traits. WWE and AAA's lucha crossover The crew anticipates a possible Penta versus Rey Fenix tournament final. Roman Reigns' scheduled appearance in Mexico adds importance to the tournament. El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. and El Fiscal appearing on Raw are discussed. The AAA Cruiserweight Championship continuing on NXT is viewed as a natural extension of the partnership. Michael Cole's difficulty with lucha names becomes a running joke. WWE programming and scheduling The panel discusses double tapings and earlier Raw start times. WWE's relationship with ESPN and the challenge of competing with Monday Night Football are considered. The hosts note how wrestling scheduling increasingly works around larger sports partnerships. CM Punk visiting an NXT live event Punk's surprise appearance and physical interaction with Myles Borne are discussed. The group jokes about Punk choosing a small Florida live event over other cities. Independent wrestling roundup TNF's Lethal Lottery and recent surprises receive a plug. 2PW's Battle of the Barrel featured four matches at a West Homestead fire department event. Matches included Jason Tyler versus Phillip Archer, Paul Atlas and Marshall Gambino against Gory and Super Hentai, and Dennis Gregory versus Zach Nystrom. Little Ginge's appearance with Chest Flexor is highlighted. RWA's upcoming Renegade Rumble is previewed. Final Sorgstock match announcements Brianna Bands will face amateur-wrestling standout Reese Hayes. The Runway will meet the newly presented team of Shelby Wylde and Georgia South, Wild Wild South. Sorg explains his goal of presenting fresh matches and unfamiliar combinations. Facade versus Ricochet A viewer asks for a complete Facade–Ricochet rivalry. Facade remembers facing Ricochet in a chaotic CZW Aerial Assault match that also featured Ruckus and AR Fox. He confirms that Ricochet was already remarkably smooth and welcomes another match. JCW's evolution The group contrasts older, loosely produced Gathering matches with JCW's current presentation. Facade argues that a more accessible product can attract viewers outside established Juggalo culture. Dangerous stipulations are now more effective when used for meaningful stories instead of appearing automatically. Gore Games is presented as the major violent spectacle on the Bloodymania card. Gathering of the Juggalos memories Sorg and Facade recall poorly lit matches, rings moved by heavy equipment, flashlight wrestling, and shows continuing until sunrise. They discuss how audiences have learned that throwing objects can prevent wrestlers from delivering the performances fans want. Faygo memories, vintage branding, and earlier JCW experiences provide several side trips. Facade's JCW World Championship opportunity Facade explains his path through the JCW American Championship picture. He will challenge World Champion Josh Bishop in a three-way also involving American Champion Father Bronson. A winner-take-all stipulation is discussed as a possibility, not a confirmed match rule. Facade hopes Vanilla Ice might provide a live “Ninja Rap” entrance. Bloodymania card The discussed lineup includes James Storm and Cocaine versus Mr. Anderson and Stephon Smith. Sonny Kiss, Haley J, J-Rod, Mickey Knuckles, Caleb Konley, Kerry Morton, EC3, Willie Mack, Too Tough Tony, Yabo the Clown, Ruffo the Clown, Donovan Dijak, Big Vito, and others are mentioned. Bloodymania will stream free on YouTube at approximately 2 a.m. Eastern Saturday morning. Facade's short-notice Power Slap fight Facade received the call while teaching at a parkour gym. He accepted only days before the event without a dedicated training camp. He reduced his weight from approximately 179 pounds to 169.5. He expected the striking order to be redrawn but learned he would have to receive the first slap. Facade believes the referee moved him out of his trained defensive posture before the strike. He credits Bougie with delivering a legitimate, clean slap and holds no personal animosity toward him. Facade is reluctant to compete again unless he receives the first strike. Power Slap safety and officiating Other competitors' experiences are used to question defensive positioning and officiating consistency. A broken arm, fighters declining unsafe situations, and commentary that ignored Facade's short-notice status are discussed. Raj Dhesi's victory over Jake Hager is highlighted as an emotional comeback. The sport's growing international schedule and involvement of wrestlers, athletes, and online creators are examined. Wrestlers finding opportunities elsewhere Power Slap, Banana Ball, American Gladiators, MMA, and visual art are presented as alternate paths. The hosts appreciate seeing wrestlers turn their personalities and athletic skills into new opportunities. “What We Learned” breakdown The chat's lesson: Solo Sikoa works surprisingly well as a babyface, while Roman Reigns' order preventing Jacob Fatu from attacking LA Knight explains Jacob's unusual inaction. The Usos also appear to have become Roman's clear seconds-in-command. Professor T-Pop's lesson: Rey Mysterio still refuses to age. His match with Chad Gable delivered match-of-the-year-level lucha action, while Gable's increasing ability to blur the line between himself and El Grande Americano continues to strengthen the character. Mad Mike's lesson: Even experienced talkers sometimes need stronger boundaries or scripting. CM Punk's endometriosis reference during his exchange with Kevin Owens was confusing, needlessly insensitive, and weaker than the material available within the story. Mike believes Owens is carrying the more effective side of the feud. Sorg's lesson: Wrestling is most rewarding when there is still room to experience it as a fan. Attending the relaxed 2PW fire department show—without being responsible for the entire production—helped him reconnect with old friends and remember what drew him to wrestling. Facade's extension of the lesson: Wrestling has taken him from local shows to touring with musicians and competing in unexpected arenas. His advice is to pause, recognize those opportunities, and appreciate where the work has led. The larger takeaway: A passion project can become so focused on logistics and business that the passion disappears. Everyone involved should remember that they choose to be there, protect their energy, and leave situations that no longer justify the cost.

The “Neon Ninja” Facade joins Sorg and Mad Mike for a wide-ranging Wrestling Mayhem Show covering championship drama, lucha libre, JCW's evolution, Power Slap controversy, and the importance of remembering why wrestling is supposed to be fun. The show opens with Chelsea Green's emotional response to suffering an orbital injury immediately after her championship victory. The crew praises Green's fiery babyface promo, the crowd's investment in her journey, and WWE's decision to give her 30 days to return and defend the title. They also examine the strength of WWE's women's championships, Fatal Influence's fast rise, and Facade's personal experience working with Green earlier in her career. WWE's growing relationship with AAA leads to a larger lucha discussion. The hosts consider a potential Penta–Rey Fenix tournament final, Roman Reigns wrestling in Mexico, El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr.'s Raw appearance, the AAA Cruiserweight Championship appearing on NXT, and WWE adjusting its schedule around football and other media partnerships. The independent wrestling roundup includes 2PW's Battle of the Barrel, RWA's upcoming Renegade Rumble, and the final two Sorgstock match announcements: Brianna Bands against Reese Hayes and The Runway against Wild Wild South. Facade then looks ahead to the Gathering of the Juggalos and Bloodymania. He discusses JCW's transition from chaotic, insider-driven wrestling toward a more polished and accessible product—without abandoning attractions like Gore Games. Most importantly, Facade previews his three-way JCW World Heavyweight Championship opportunity against Josh Bishop and JCW American Champion Father Bronson. The conversation shifts to Facade's latest Power Slap appearance. He explains accepting the fight on extremely short notice, cutting nearly ten pounds, entering without a full training camp, and being knocked out by a clean strike from Power Slap opponent Bougie. Facade also raises concerns about how a referee repositioned his stance immediately before the slap, discusses competitor safety, and reveals what it would take to bring him back. Finally, “What We Learned” covers Rey Mysterio's seemingly ageless performance against Chad Gable, CM Punk's misguided promo material against Kevin Owens, the latest Bloodline power structure, and Sorg rediscovering his enthusiasm for wrestling at a relaxed community show. News stories and topics Chelsea Green's injury and breakout promo Green suffered a broken orbital bone shortly after winning her championship. Nick Aldis gave her 30 days to recover, find a protective mask, and defend the title. Mad Mike calls her response one of WWE's strongest pure babyface promos in years. The panel believes the injury angle may strengthen her connection with the audience. Facade recalls managing Green and praises her personality and professionalism. WWE's women's championship scene The hosts discuss the momentum surrounding WWE's women's singles titles. Fatal Influence's rapid rise and championship success receive particular attention. Chelsea Green and Tiffany Stratton's recent involvement is examined. Wrestling's greatest ring slides The Usos' synchronized slides spark a debate about the best entrances into the ring. Paul London, The Rock, John Cena, and Titus O'Neil enter the conversation. The tangent expands into Samoan wrestling families and their shared athletic traits. WWE and AAA's lucha crossover The crew anticipates a possible Penta versus Rey Fenix tournament final. Roman Reigns' scheduled appearance in Mexico adds importance to the tournament. El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. and El Fiscal appearing on Raw are discussed. The AAA Cruiserweight Championship continuing on NXT is viewed as a natural extension of the partnership. Michael Cole's difficulty with lucha names becomes a running joke. WWE programming and scheduling The panel discusses double tapings and earlier Raw start times. WWE's relationship with ESPN and the challenge of competing with Monday Night Football are considered. The hosts note how wrestling scheduling increasingly works around larger sports partnerships. CM Punk visiting an NXT live event Punk's surprise appearance and physical interaction with Myles Borne are discussed. The group jokes about Punk choosing a small Florida live event over other cities. Independent wrestling roundup TNF's Lethal Lottery and recent surprises receive a plug. 2PW's Battle of the Barrel featured four matches at a West Homestead fire department event. Matches included Jason Tyler versus Phillip Archer, Paul Atlas and Marshall Gambino against Gory and Super Hentai, and Dennis Gregory versus Zach Nystrom. Little Ginge's appearance with Chest Flexor is highlighted. RWA's upcoming Renegade Rumble is previewed. Final Sorgstock match announcements Brianna Bands will face amateur-wrestling standout Reese Hayes. The Runway will meet the newly presented team of Shelby Wylde and Georgia South, Wild Wild South. Sorg explains his goal of presenting fresh matches and unfamiliar combinations. Facade versus Ricochet A viewer asks for a complete Facade–Ricochet rivalry. Facade remembers facing Ricochet in a chaotic CZW Aerial Assault match that also featured Ruckus and AR Fox. He confirms that Ricochet was already remarkably smooth and welcomes another match. JCW's evolution The group contrasts older, loosely produced Gathering matches with JCW's current presentation. Facade argues that a more accessible product can attract viewers outside established Juggalo culture. Dangerous stipulations are now more effective when used for meaningful stories instead of appearing automatically. Gore Games is presented as the major violent spectacle on the Bloodymania card. Gathering of the Juggalos memories Sorg and Facade recall poorly lit matches, rings moved by heavy equipment, flashlight wrestling, and shows continuing until sunrise. They discuss how audiences have learned that throwing objects can prevent wrestlers from delivering the performances fans want. Faygo memories, vintage branding, and earlier JCW experiences provide several side trips. Facade's JCW World Championship opportunity Facade explains his path through the JCW American Championship picture. He will challenge World Champion Josh Bishop in a three-way also involving American Champion Father Bronson. A winner-take-all stipulation is discussed as a possibility, not a confirmed match rule. Facade hopes Vanilla Ice might provide a live “Ninja Rap” entrance. Bloodymania card The discussed lineup includes James Storm and Cocaine versus Mr. Anderson and Stephon Smith. Sonny Kiss, Haley J, J-Rod, Mickey Knuckles, Caleb Konley, Kerry Morton, EC3, Willie Mack, Too Tough Tony, Yabo the Clown, Ruffo the Clown, Donovan Dijak, Big Vito, and others are mentioned. Bloodymania will stream free on YouTube at approximately 2 a.m. Eastern Saturday morning. Facade's short-notice Power Slap fight Facade received the call while teaching at a parkour gym. He accepted only days before the event without a dedicated training camp. He reduced his weight from approximately 179 pounds to 169.5. He expected the striking order to be redrawn but learned he would have to receive the first slap. Facade believes the referee moved him out of his trained defensive posture before the strike. He credits Bougie with delivering a legitimate, clean slap and holds no personal animosity toward him. Facade is reluctant to compete again unless he receives the first strike. Power Slap safety and officiating Other competitors' experiences are used to question defensive positioning and officiating consistency. A broken arm, fighters declining unsafe situations, and commentary that ignored Facade's short-notice status are discussed. Raj Dhesi's victory over Jake Hager is highlighted as an emotional comeback. The sport's growing international schedule and involvement of wrestlers, athletes, and online creators are examined. Wrestlers finding opportunities elsewhere Power Slap, Banana Ball, American Gladiators, MMA, and visual art are presented as alternate paths. The hosts appreciate seeing wrestlers turn their personalities and athletic skills into new opportunities. “What We Learned” breakdown The chat's lesson: Solo Sikoa works surprisingly well as a babyface, while Roman Reigns' order preventing Jacob Fatu from attacking LA Knight explains Jacob's unusual inaction. The Usos also appear to have become Roman's clear seconds-in-command. Professor T-Pop's lesson: Rey Mysterio still refuses to age. His match with Chad Gable delivered match-of-the-year-level lucha action, while Gable's increasing ability to blur the line between himself and El Grande Americano continues to strengthen the character. Mad Mike's lesson: Even experienced talkers sometimes need stronger boundaries or scripting. CM Punk's endometriosis reference during his exchange with Kevin Owens was confusing, needlessly insensitive, and weaker than the material available within the story. Mike believes Owens is carrying the more effective side of the feud. Sorg's lesson: Wrestling is most rewarding when there is still room to experience it as a fan. Attending the relaxed 2PW fire department show—without being responsible for the entire production—helped him reconnect with old friends and remember what drew him to wrestling. Facade's extension of the lesson: Wrestling has taken him from local shows to touring with musicians and competing in unexpected arenas. His advice is to pause, recognize those opportunities, and appreciate where the work has led. The larger takeaway: A passion project can become so focused on logistics and business that the passion disappears. Everyone involved should remember that they choose to be there, protect their energy, and leave situations that no longer justify the cost.

Drew Afualo opens up about writing her bestselling book, LOUD, the darker side of TikTok fame, her podcasts The Comment Section and Two Idiot Girls, and her Samoan culture and family. Drew gets real about questioning the rules women are taught to follow, why they don't always have to be nice, and how her fiancé, Pili, won her heart. Plus, Drew's hot takes on dating, Love Island, Chappell Roan, and her full-circle moment with The Rock, and why she went to bat for Keke online before they met.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

In Pacific Waves today: Waqa says Kiribati and Nauru did not block China missile test statement; Concerns late enrolment law changes could disenfranchise Pasifika voters; Study considers diaspora voting rights for Samoan elections; Educator hopes Aotearoa will become the Pacific education hub for region. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

Ua sauni atu le NSW Samoan Senior Rugby Union mo la latou Gala Ball 2026 i le Aso Toonai o le vaiaso fou 15th Aokuso ma ua vaai foi le sologa lelei o tapenaga a latou au i le tauvaga o faagasolo.Saunoa le tamaitai failautusi ia Emeline Volkman pe tusa ma le 189 tama taaalo lakapi mai Samoa ua sao mai i totonu o lenei polokalame ma maua a latou konekarate lakapi e agai atu ai i atunuu Asia pei o hong kong ma Shri Lanka.O le faaauau ai pea o lenei auaunaga sa sau ai a o tau amata mai e nisi suafa iloga i le lakapi pei o Nua Tavita Sio,Gisa Vili Alaalatoa,Francis Betham ma nisi o tamalii.E toatele foi sui o le Manu Samoa na fofoa atu ai i lenei Iuni e pei o Fua Veiru,Nifo Vaeluaga,Fosi Palaamo,Michael Alaalatoa ma nisi.Mo nisi o tala fou ma tala o taaloga faafofoga mai le SBS Samoan i Aso Lulu 2pm ma toe faasalalauina i le po 10pm.Faapea foi le Aso Faraile 2pm ae toe faasalalauina i le po Aso Sa 10pm.

The conversation covers various aspects of cell culture and molecular biology, including the use of bacteria, cell lines, techniques for analyzing data, and lab protocols. The discussion also touches on the use of waste bottles and the process of splitting cells.TakeawaysCell lines are used in the lab as an alternative to live tissue for research purposes.Analyzing data using techniques like flow cytometry and luminescence is crucial for understanding the science behind diseases.Chapters00:00 Cell Culture and Molecular Biology03:03 Lab Techniques and Protocols09:12 Data Analysis and Techniques

Pinagsasama nina Juanita Stowers (isang Filipina-Australian) at Hilary Stowers (isang Samoan-Australian) ang kanilang magkakaibang kultura mula sa Pasipiko, Timog-Silangang Asya at Australia upang palakihin ang kanilang apat na taong gulang na anak at magbigay-inspirasyon sa mga kabataang mananayaw sa pamamagitan ng kanilang dance studio na Bloodline.

Unlock the secrets behind the everyday research that shapes our understanding of viruses, immune responses, and cellular biology in this behind-the-scenes look at a cutting-edge immunology lab.In this episode, To'oa guides us through the vibrant world of a diverse research environment, revealing how scientists study everything from measles to bacteria, all while sharing the surprising tech that makes their work possible. Whether you're curious about how cells are cultured, the role of flow cytometry in immunology, or how new freezer tech helps preserve precious samples, this conversation shines a light on the vital science happening behind closed lab doors.You'll discover the fascinating differences between PBMCs and immortalized cell lines, and why scientists prefer to grow cells in flasks instead of whole organs. To'oa shares real-world insights into the daily routines—checking cell confluency, splitting cultures, and staining for analysis—that keep research on track. Plus, explore groundbreaking tools like spectral flow cytometry, which allows researchers to analyze up to 24 markers at once — a game-changer for immune profiling.This episode unpacks how precision machines sort cells based on specific markers, enabling targeted experiments and new discoveries in infectious disease research. If you've ever wondered how scientists distinguish between healthy and infected cells or how fluorescence helps reveal hidden biological truths, this is your inside look.Perfect for students, science enthusiasts, or anyone eager to understand how laboratories push the boundaries of science, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the workings of a modern immunology research lab. Step past the protocols and into the world of cellular science where every day unlocks new mysteries of life and disease.Join us for a captivating journey into the science that's shaping the future of medicine and microbiology — and learn how these tiny cells have the power to make a huge impact.

In Pacific Waves today: Torres Strait elders challenge climate ruling decision; Are there too many security alliances in the Pacific? Samoan content creator becomes breakout star in Moana movie. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

On SBS Filipino's Trending Ngayon podcast, Filipino netizens celebrate Samoan-Australian actress Catherine Laga'aia for embracing Filipino culture through fashion. The 19-year-old Moana star impressed audiences after wearing a modern Filipiniana by Filipino designer Vania Romoff during the film's Tokyo press tour, highlighting the global appreciation for Filipino creativity and heritage. - Sa Trending Ngayon podcast ng SBS Filipino, pinuri ng mga Filipino netizen ang Samoan-Australian actress na si Catherine Laga'aia sa pagyakap niya sa kulturang Pilipino sa pamamagitan ng fashion. Hinangaan ang bida ng Moana matapos nitong isuot ang modernong Filipiniana na likha ng Filipino designer na si Vania Romoff sa Tokyo press tour ng pelikula.

Amid declining use of many Indigenous and Pacific Island languages, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville is helping preserve one of the world's oldest living Polynesian languages with a Samoan language class. The course is one of just a few in the entire country based at a university. Instructor, Talofa Talk founder and SIUE graduate William Fanene shares how his experiences as a heritage language learner shapes his approach to teaching. He also discusses media's role in piquing public curiosity about Samoan culture and language, even in parts of the country with relatively small populations of people with direct connections to the Pacific Islands.

The squad attempts to mediate a heavy Homie Helpline after a mother reveals her Samoan husband is forcing their introverted daughter to have a Quinceañera against her wishes for a Hawaii trip. Between the family drama, the crew exposes the truth behind Ashanti ghostwriting J-Lo's biggest hits while Ja Rule was busy taking a nap and warns listeners about the "explosive" consequences of the latest lettuce recall. [Edited by @iamdyre

Auckland's TALA has received the first-ever Michelin Star awarded for Samoan food.

Ava Raine on Libs Finisher podcast.Ava's deluded nepotism and lack of talent.Debate on Lash Legends looks and racism.Liv Morgan stalker ruled insane.Roman and Bloodline dominate Raw.Crowd cheers Bloodline beating LA Knight.iO Sky wins best match.Danhausen segments feel overexposed.Charlotte vs Roxy poorly booked.Oba Femi defeats Dominik Mysterio.Oba hits Samoan wall.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wrestling-soup--1425249/support.

Joel McHale joins Brendan and Bryan on today's TFATK to sip Japanese whiskey, teach you how to cook the perfect steak and to talk his Samoan penis, diet and workout regiment, the zombie apocalypse, his days as a division one football player, conspiracy theories, current events, his upcoming podcast with Ken Jeong and much more!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.