Episode #692:
Least expensive Superbowl of the decade: Chiefs vs. Eagles 2025
New Orleans hosting Superbowl 2025
Our cheap furniture from Wayfair
New Orleans tourism
Catching up with Marcus Jordan’s life
Bravo’s Real Housewives of Miami drama
Labrughini vs. Lamborghini (again!!)
Atlanta: the kingdom of the non existing jobs
The secrets of the RHW of Atlanta
Bryan is the Simon Cowell of dads in family dance parties
Most famous misheard lyrics
The Eagles at The Sphere
Ozzy Osbourne's last show!
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