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A college sexual assault allegation. Seven accused men. Conflicting accounts. And one question: Who do you believe? This week on We Could Be Wrong, But Who Cares? , Chris, Anderson, Renee, Sean, and Jamel tackle the controversial Cornell Seven case. From consent and intoxication to due process, false accusations, and the lasting consequences of sexual assault, the conversation gets heated. Our AI...

Chris is on trial—and apparently everybody except Chris remembers the crime. 😂 This week on We Could Be Wrong, But Who Cares? , Anderson’s wife Michelle joins the crew to finally confront Chris and Anderson about the infamous story of leaving the kids at the park while they were supposedly off playing basketball. Michelle says it happened. Chris says absolutely not. Anderson is caught somewhere i...

The crew is a little short-handed this week, but that definitely doesn’t mean we’re short on opinions. Christopher, Renee, and Sean hold down the fort while Anderson and Mike are out. We start by talking about Indy and whether having an AI co-host actually works—and somehow that sends us down the rabbit hole. AI becomes “SI,” people are renaming everything, Canada apparently isn’t having it, and b...

Indy has entered the chat—and the crew is not entirely sure whether to welcome her or unplug the toaster. This week on We Could Be Wrong , the crew introduces Indy, the podcast’s new AI co-host for quick and quirky news stories. What begins as a funny experiment turns into a much deeper conversation about artificial intelligence, common sense, government regulation, superintelligence, and whether...

This week somehow goes from a fake NFL player to the possible end of humanity. We start with the wild story of a man accused of pretending to be a San Francisco 49ers player and allegedly scamming women out of more than $1 million. That leads us down a completely different rabbit hole: artificial intelligence. What’s the difference between AI and superintelligence? How does AI actually know what i...

The episode opens with an explanation of how listeners can find and participate in the show’s polls. The hosts encourage the audience to report technical problems and leave comments that can be addressed in future episodes. Christopher then reads and responds to feedback about the previous parenting conversation. He clarifies that his children do have boundaries and consequences. Although he encou...

In this episode of We Could Be Wrong , Christopher, Shaun, Mike, and the crew move from entertainment reviews into a thoughtful—and occasionally tense—conversation about parenting, discipline, politics, and legacy. Christopher gives his honest reaction to the Japanese anime 100 Meters , explaining why its impressive animation did not connect with him emotionally and why he may need to watch it aga...

In this episode, we jump into a wide-ranging conversation about movies, parenting, vaccines, culture, and the way our experiences shape what we believe. We talk about the entertainment we grew up with, how raising children changes the way you see the world, and why conversations about health and vaccines can become so personal and divided. This isn’t a conversation about having all the answers. It...

After time away, the crew is back at the table—and it doesn't take long for the conversation to go somewhere unexpected. We start with the rise of  men-only gyms  and the argument that some men need a separate place to work out to avoid distraction, temptation, or discomfort around women. Is there anything wrong with wanting a single-gender space, or does the reasoning behind it say something...

The gang is back with Anderson, and he's got something to say.

Fun get together

Chris talked about his spiritual awakening or not awakening? We discussed what spiritual awakening is and what Christianity is in the United States. The next big subject is Charlie Kirk, and this takes on a whole plethora of subjects from his philosophies and preaching to Christianity and what people feel about is preaching. Plus, what is important to the US populous and its people as we see it

Chris wants to stop talking politics as feels we are just going in circles – the goal posts keep moving?  Are men becoming losers? What is a loser? What is an INCEL – listen and find out.  Are kids hooked on social media now – do they know how to self-entertain?  Do parents use electronics as babysitters – you all know the answer already.  Are boomers more aggressive than the newer generations? Th...

Discussion on the Natural disaster in Texas with the flooding Was God part of it is god saying something? UFC at Whitehouse?  Is it really doing to happen? Boxing - UFC what does it mean to all of us at the White House. Epstein - no list of clients and no new names - we don't believe it Are they spinning lies? Racism - Shaun - Jamal talk about it Mahmoud jumps in for the Whites :-) Again the g...

🎙️ Episode Title: Only in Sports 🎧 Podcast: We Could Be Wrong In this emotionally charged episode, the team pulls back the curtain on how the current Trump administration has impacted them personally. The conversation turns unexpectedly raw, especially as head contributor Christopher opens up about a deep shift in his perspective. Known for his playful optimism and belief in unity, Chris now seem...

BOOM - Bombing of Iran and the consequences was it legal – was it acceptable, how do people feel about it. Military and why do our young people join and should there be a draft or public service. Did the bombings help overall? Is the US supporting Isreal because BB is kissing Trumps Butt or is Isreal a bad ally or are they empowered by President Trump Quick talk on the boarder issue, immigration,...

In this thought-provoking episode, our team sits down for a wide-ranging conversation that dives into some of the most polarizing issues of the moment. They unpack Trump’s battle with Harvard — is it fair and just? The discussion then pivots to the state of education: are teachers paid what they deserve, and are universities really preparing the next generation? As the conversation deepens, the gr...

Mahmoud solves the world's political problems, and Chris lashes out in jealousy for not saying it first. In this episode, we find out that a small room mirrors the big world's environment!

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A lively, offbeat roundtable where we dive into the wild world of U.S. tariffs — breaking down the latest trade drama, cracking jokes, and somehow making economic policy actually fun. Think late-night banter meets Econ 101, with a side of group chat chaos. We all missed you audience!

Our show delves into complex issues surrounding transgender acceptance, where well-meaning individuals trying to adapt to using proper pronouns face backlash for unintentional missteps. We also examine the case of Mahmoud Khalil, a permanent U.S. resident with a green card, married to an American with a child on the way, who was arrested. We question what this means for free speech rights, especia...

Sunsue and Mike masterfully navigates as tensions build between these two veteran members who haven’t collaborated in over two years, mirroring the fractured political landscape. As they clash onstage, unresolved issues from their previous partnership come to light, creating a charged atmosphere. The narrative is further complicated by the discussion of the presidential address, which delves into...

In a gripping exploration of modern crises, this episode delves into the human stories that reveal the cracks in our society. From 900 families in Sweetwater, FL, forced to leave their homes with just $14,000 in compensation, to the lingering battles of a legendary Mike Tyson fighting beyond his prime, and the heated debates around transwomen in college sports—each issue raises urgent questions ab...

America’s 2024 election marks a turning point in our national conversation, one that many saw coming but few expected would play out as it has. In the election of the 47th president, Donald Trump, Americans delivered a message of frustration with what many feel is an overly sensitive culture around free expression, speech, and identity. Across youth demographics and communities of color, a signifi...