The Posse is back… kinda.

No Nilla (again, emergency vet situation), so it’s a two-man weave through everything from dog ownership costs to global conflict, social media brain rot, AI misinformation, and whether we actually went to the moon. Yes, we went there.

The episode opens loose and funny, but quickly pivots into a deeper conversation about how impossible it is to keep up with modern information, and how social media has turned news into entertainment instead of truth. From bots and algorithms to AI literally arguing back with us, the guys unpack how reality itself feels… negotiable now.

Then we launch into the big topic: Artemis II and the return to the moon. What started as excitement turns into a full-on breakdown of moon landing conspiracy theories, with stats, logic, and some very real “wait… but what if?” moments. It’s half science, half skepticism, and fully entertaining.

From there, we bring it back home with Local in the Lou, reacting to viral comments roasting downtown St. Louis as a “neutron bomb zone.” Fair? Not fair? Somewhere in between. The real issue becomes clear: the city doesn’t have a people problem… it has a density and identity problem.

We close it out with books, TV, fasting, and life hacks, because no NFNP episode is complete without a random but somehow insightful detour.

👉 The underlying theme: “We’ve never had more information… and somehow we trust it less than ever.”

City SC Posse – Ep. 10: Let’s Keep the Momentum

After finally breaking through with a 3-1 win over New England, the Posse is back and riding the momentum… cautiously.

In Episode 10, we combine a full Matchday 5 recap with a Matchday 6 preview, breaking down what actually changed in that win, and whether it’s something City can carry forward into a brutal stretch of road games.

We relive the moment where everything almost felt familiar again… conceding early, the crowd holding its breath, and that “here we go again” feeling creeping in. But this time, City responded. The press worked. The turnovers came. And for once, the finishing showed up.

We dive into:

• Betcher’s top-class finish and why it matters
• The long-overdue set piece goal and what Santos brings vs Hartel
• Hartel’s goal-of-the-season contender from distance
• Pompeo’s impact and the brutal reality of his season-ending injury
• The ongoing frustration with lineup decisions, especially on the wing

Then we shift to tonight’s matchup against NYCFC, a team that can score and will test City immediately.

We talk:

• The five out of six road game stretch that could define the season
• Where City sits in the standings and how tight the table really is
• Key lineup questions, including who replaces Pompeo and what to do with Wallum
• Substitution timing issues that still haven’t been fixed
• Betting angles, predictions, and whether this team can actually string results together

This episode is all about one thing:

Was New England the turning point… or just a break in the storm?

After a two-week break, the Posse is back, and things spiral quickly.

We start with spring break chaos, bad podcast habits, and AI-generated “slop” getting roasted online. Then it turns into something bigger.

Social media.

How much time are we actually spending on it? Is Gen Z completely cooked at 5+ hours a day? Are Millennials stuck in the middle knowing it’s bad but not stopping? And are Boomers accidentally spreading everything they read on Facebook?

We break down the real impact of social media across generations, including addiction, anxiety, misinformation, and how algorithms are quietly controlling what we see and think.

Plus:

• The Los Angeles social media lawsuit and what it could mean going forward
• Why movies are getting dumber (yes, really)
• Why nobody can watch anything without scrolling anymore
• Cardinals Opening Day reactions and early season takes
• Firefly returning, Buffy getting canceled, and Hollywood’s reboot obsession
• Project Hail Mary dominating the box office

This one’s all over the place… in the best way.