FULL VOLUME NO FILTER

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're asking a question that seems to get harder to answer every week: What the hell is wrong with people?! We kick things off in Charlotte, North Carolina, where seven police officers were connected to an investigation involving racist group messages and a...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're talking about choices, consequences and one question that keeps coming up all night: Where does responsibility end? First, Chicago...can we finally say it? Are the Bears legitimate Super Bowl contenders? The Bears have given Chicago something to believe in, but we're putting the excitement aside long enough to ask whether this team actually has what it t...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're talking about responsibility—and some grown folks might need more supervision than the kids. We start at the youth football field, where a child gets lost and fathers nearly come to blows on the sidelines. That leads us to an even bigger question: Are adults taking children's sports way too seriously? And while we're there, we're settling another debate:...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're talking about expectations—and apparently everybody has them until it's their turn to deliver. We start with the ladies: when was the last time YOU took a man on a date? With Sweetest Day giving us an excuse to talk about showing men appreciation, we're asking whether men want to be courted too—and whether romance has become way too one-sided. Then we're...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're talking about those moments that leave you asking one question: Now what do you do? We start with a disturbing situation involving a man who passes out behind the wheel while a woman records what's happening, leading us into a bigger conversation about whether phones have turned people into spectators when they should be helping. Then we get into the leg...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're asking one question: Are you serious right now?! We kick things off with a California seating-safety headline involving people under 5'2". Is this a reasonable safety conversation, or does the idea sound completely ridiculous? Then we're talking about something everybody can relate to: GAS PRICES! How much is too much to fill up your tank, and what are y...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're asking one question across four very different conversations: Where's the line? We start with Fat Joe's use of the N-word and a bigger conversation about culture, identity and who actually gets to decide when certain language crosses the line. Then we bring it closer to home. Our boy Cliff stepped in when Bugzy was about to get jumped, which has us askin...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're celebrating Tralane's birthday—and somehow that might be the least eventful part of the show. We start by catching up with the crew before diving into tensions between Canada and the United States and the possibility of energy becoming political leverage. Then we get into the latest conversation surrounding Trump and Lake Ontario, because apparently even...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're drawing lines—and finding out how quickly those lines move when the situation gets personal. We kick things off with a first-date situation guaranteed to divide the room: if a woman orders extra food to take home to her kids, is she simply being a mother, or did she just turn one date into dinner for the whole house? Then things get uncomfortable. Could...

This week on Full Volume, No Filter , we're asking one question that touches every part of life: what do we really owe other people? We begin with a thought-provoking debate: if you donated your egg or sperm years ago and the child reached out wanting to meet you, would you welcome the relationship or respectfully decline? Does biology create lifelong responsibility, or was that decision made the...

Episode 39 explores truth, trust, and how much honesty people owe one another before relationships, judgment, and commitment. We begin with the latest discussion surrounding Trump's citizenship verdict, examining whether people are defending policies, personalities, or political loyalty. From there, we tackle dating outside your race and ask whether attraction is simply personal preference or whet...

Episode 38 explores respect, loyalty, and the changing expectations people place on one another. We begin with the Chicago Bears and the possibility of relocation, forcing us to ask whether teams belong to their communities or the people who own them. The conversation shifts with the backlash surrounding Boosie and discuss whether public figures should be free to express unpopular opinions without...

Episode 37 explores what happens when life changes — but expectations don’t. We begin with the viral red shirt trend , asking whether trends bring people together or simply expose how much people follow the crowd. From there, we debate why it sometimes feels easier for men to find relationships faster than women, unpacking expectations, dating habits, and emotional differences. The conversation tu...

Episode 36 explores emotion, understanding, and how people react when life gets uncomfortable. We begin with a relationship debate everyone thinks they understand: what’s the fastest way to calm a woman down when she’s angry? Is it listening, logic, space, or are men completely misunderstanding what women actually need in heated moments? From there, we react to a viral story involving a 75-year-ol...

Episode 35 explores timing, temptation, and the moments that shape how people are judged. We begin with a difficult parenting question: if a child has a strong relationship with both parents, is it wrong for one parent to skip graduation simply because they don’t get along with the other parent? From there, we debate whether it’s possible to love someone too quickly, or if fast connections can som...

Episode 34 explores validation, emotional safety, and how people measure appreciation in relationships and society. We begin by asking whether a partner refusing to post you on social media is about privacy, protection, or hidden intentions. From there, we debate whether it’s unattractive when older men still play video games, and how maturity is judged differently depending on the hobby. The conv...

Episode 33 explores the gap between what people define and how they actually live. We start by asking whether all relatives should be considered family, or if loyalty and behavior matter more than blood. From there, we get into a real conversation about why some people find more peace in their side relationships — and whether that peace is genuine or just a lack of responsibility. We break down th...

🎙️ Episode 32 Description Episode 32 dives into responsibility, desire, identity, and the everyday choices people make when life, relationships, and reality collide. We open with a bold question: should having children be a requirement for political office? Can someone truly understand the needs of families and communities without experiencing the responsibility of raising one, or should personal...

Episode 31 explores truth, boundaries, and what happens when people avoid both. We begin by asking whether people genuinely want honesty — or if they only want validation that feels good. From there, we break down parenting habits that don’t always make sense, including contradictions, control, and how confusion gets passed down. The conversation shifts to boundaries and whether people recognize w...

📝 EPISODE DESCRIPTION Episode 30 is a relationship reality check. We start by asking how long is too long to be engaged, and whether time reflects commitment or hesitation. From there, we discuss when kids should start dating and how early experiences shape future relationships. We then explore how relationships impact discipline, including the idea that comfort can lead to complacency. The conve...

Episode 29 explores trust, loyalty, and how pressure reveals people. We start by debating who makes better friends — men or women — and what loyalty really looks like in real life. From there, we unpack the idea that more money brings more problems, using examples from high-profile athletes like Tiger Woods, and whether success actually isolates people. We then dive into the reaction surrounding J...

Episode 28 explores priorities, effort, and responsibility in modern relationships and families. We start by asking whether work-life balance is actually possible or just an idea people chase while sacrificing something else. From there, we debate whether relationships can thrive without gifts and what gestures of effort really mean. The conversation heats up as we rank who truly comes first in li...

Episode 27 explores confidence, accountability, and what ownership really means. We begin by questioning whether people who see themselves as a “10” are confident or disconnected from reality. From there, we examine accountability in relationships and whether societal expectations influence how responsibility is handled. We challenge traditional success markers by asking if home ownership is still...

Here’s your updated Episode 26 description reflecting the new flow and stronger Diggs → Side Piece transition: 🎙️ Episode 26 Description Episode 26 opens with the fallout from Super Bowl 60 — breaking down the game, the halftime show, and the moments that shifted momentum when it mattered most. But the drama didn’t stop on the field. Rumors surrounding Stefon Diggs and Cardi B picked up right afte...

Episode 25 moves through culture, controversy, and consequence. We start with Super Bowl 60 predictions , breaking down hype versus reality, then dive into the viral question tearing people apart: $1 million for yourself or $5 million for your partner — and what that choice exposes about trust. From there, we confront perception-driven chaos: Trump’s viral “Lion King” video and the blur between po...