We all know relationships are complicated. Open relationships can be even more complicated, and yet it seems like every gay couple is in one nowadays. In this episode of YAAAS BRO, we welcome guest, singer/songwriter Robbie Elias, to talk us through his open relationship of 8 years and the influence it's had on his life once it ended. Get ready because this episode might just be the best relationship advice you'll ever get. I mean, who better to learn from than two single, jaded, emotionally unavailable homos? Hello?! With the help of some whiskey, "essential oils" and Avril Lavigne, we open up our conversation to talk about throuples, having a boyfriend in every city, how our environments shape our thoughts and interests and sooo much more.

Guest IG: @robbieeliasoffical

Music: Lover by AtellaGali feat Robbie Elias

Co edited by Dan Howarth

Hello 2021! Host Jonathan welcomes you all to the first episode of the year where he pulls back some truths on foreskin. Guys, whether you have one or not, at some point we've all wondered either what would life be like with it or without it. In this episode, we welcome David and Rei who tell us about the unfortunate circumstances that led to their circumcisions and how their lives have changed since then in regards to health & sex. We also uncover some foreskin facts, learn how to say foreskin in 10 different languages, talk dick cheese & keeping a clean peen, promote dick positivity, reveal a corn flakes/foreskin conspiracy theory and SO much more. Honestly, who would've though that a little extra skin would make such a difference in some of our lives?

Music: Head & Heart (feat. MNEK) - Joel Corry, MNEK

Pieces of Me - Ashlee Simpson

 How comfortable are you when talking about money with your friends? In this episode we discuss friends in different financial situations from yourself and how it affects things like going out to dinners and committing to events like birthdays, weddings, bachelor parties, etc. When should you pull out and say "No, I will not participate in this", or, "Yes, this one's on me" ? All this and more!

In this episode of considered chaos, hosts Daniella and Jonathan talk about how no matter your preferred method of communicating with your friends, there are so many nuances involved. Between navigating political differences among your close friends, to establishing boundaries with your “work friends”, we uncover some of the many varied levels of friendship dynamics.

Hosts Daniella and Jonathan explore how the 90s shaped our behavior and personalities and how these influences seem to have faded in the in the age of extreme viewpoints. We dive into societal expectations of women, discussing the rise of femcels, trad wives, and a few female celebrities we're tired of hearing about. Throughout this episode, we tackle the big question: Are straight men the problem? Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on gender, society and modern identity.

Hosts Daniella and Jonathan share their thoughts on the latest "epidemic" to take over the world - this time, it's only affecting lonely young men. But is this a new thing or has it always been a thing? What's causing it? Why are these men lonely? SO many questions! Tune in for answers.

With more people making health conscious decisions, alcohol sales have been on the decline, causing club culture to die, which brings us to today's episode. Is coffee the new social lubricant? From coffee dates, to coffee parties and coffee shops - the coffee craze shows no signs of stopping as social environments revolving around coffee continue to emerge and garner widespread praise and attention among Millennials and Gen-Z.

There’s a whole lotta noise and mess on Instagram these days—but as much as we love to hate it, we just keep coming back for more. As two chronically online (and borderline cheugy) individuals, Daniella and Jonathan weigh up the pros and cons of every Millennial’s fave platform, while discussing social media etiquette and the many faux pas that users continue to commit. From unfollowing to birthday dedications; GRWMs to obituaries, at what point do our posts all become too much?