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Oh how the mighty have fallen...or died. This episode covers the recent death of OJ Simpson who needs no introduction. We also cover the stunning allegations against well known producer P.Diddy and his laundry list of sexual assault victims. Tune in to get our light hearted take on these stories.

We’re back! After a much needed break we are back to our regular scheduled programming. In this episode we discuss the rising issues with the current NIL mayhem affecting collegiate sports. The battle of the top nerds continues with Apples new Vision Pro headset hitting the stores. This news was quickly followed up by Elon Musk’s company Neural Link, announcing that their device has completed its first human implantation! Tune in and enjoy.

Jim Harbaugh receives another suspension from The Big 10 and NCAA for the alleged sign stealing controversy. The NBA tries a new in season style tournament to spice up the season. Finally, Marvel fanboys give a thumbs down to the new "The Marvels" movie before it even premieres. This episode was shot and recorded at Vibes 2 Vapor smoke shop here in Riverview, Florida. We at the Weekly Review just want to give a huge shoutout to the staff and ownership for allowing this collaboration for the second time. Plenty more to come in the future. Tune in!

Acting legend Al Pacino gets hit in the back (again) but this time it's with child support payments. Tampa's Ybor City makes national news for all the wrong reasons. Finally, South Park reveals their version of the "Pandaverse". Tune in!

Former NBA player and referee Haywoode Workman reflects on his multifaceted career. He shares insights into his experiences as a player, discussing the challenges and triumphs he faced on the court. Workman also delves into his transition to becoming an NBA referee, shedding light on the unique perspective this role provided. However, the highlight of the conversation revolves around Workman's up-and-coming HBCU basketball tournament, scheduled for 2024. He passionately talks about the importance of providing opportunities for historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the world of basketball. Workman shares his vision for the tournament, emphasizing its potential to showcase talent and promote diversity in the sport.

This week we sit down with Entrepreneur and Professional Makeup artist, Paula Heckenast. Being your own boss isn’t for the weak. Add a child into the equation and things may seem impossible. However, if you can hustle, be consistent, and persevere, then the most insurmountable goal will be a walk in the park. Don’t believe us? Then tune in and let this interview convince you.

In this episode the crew gets to interview the multi-talented, Olya V. She’s a singer, songwriter, model, and medium! How does one manage to find time for all these professions? Tune in to find out!

A Womens World Cup friendly match is cut short due to enemy tactics. The Writers Strike gains momentum but AI continues to undercut human talent. Lastly, one city in Illinois is paying reparations to its Black residents to help boost property ownership! And a new "What The Florida" that will make your head spin! Tune in!

Meta releases its new platform, Threads. Better known as the “Twitter Killer” to fuel the growing conflict between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. Ice Cube wasn’t having a “Good Day” when it came to the relationship between the NBA and his growing basketball league The Big 3. Lastly, Vegas continues to mesmerize visitors by premiering the worlds largest LED screen called The Sphere. Tune in!

This week the crew discuss the Oceansgate Submersible tragedy. Above sea level the Midwest struggles with the smoke from our northern neighbors. Lastly, once the Earth is done trying to destroy us, we turn back the clocks and look at the "American Gladiator" reality show that was ahead of it's time. Tune in!