We Don't Make The Rules Podcast

The guys are joined by Kamm Carson to promote his new project, 'West Side Radio'. He talks about his relation to Beat Boy and the inspiration behind this project. In Rule Breakers, they discuss Diana Russini and Mike Vrabel seen being intimate on a private resort, Usher and Chris Brown tour announcement, and relationship sacrifices. Enjoy!

This week the guys are joined by NCAA Official and NFL Replay Technician, Jade McCrary! They interview her about her journey officiating up the ranks from youth sports up to division 1 college football. McCrary shares her gameday routine and explains what fans misunderstand about NFL replay and how tedious it can be. During quick hits, they ask the rapid fire questions such as: what's one rule you'd change in football? And in rule breakers, they discuss Geno Auriemma disrespecting Dawn Staley after their Final Four loss, the Wizards April fools joke, Trick Daddy performing for the AKA's, and Tiger Woods' arrest. Enjoy!

This week, the guys start by recapping their weekend and how disgusting the floors are at Skyzone. Next, they reset the Men's and Women's Final Four brackets and pick their winners. They discuss UConn's game-winner that put Duke out and land on an interesting debate on who gets more blame. In Quick Hits, they review the new terms of the WNBA CBA, celebrate the return of the Houston Comets, discuss a WNBA wife swap, and check in on the new ABS Challenge system in MLB. In Rule Breakers, they explain why parents should be more involved in their kids' education, why coaches should take a step back in youth sports, why a certain HS basketball coach couldn't coach us, and why guys pick up money off the floor in the strip club. Enjoy!

We kick things off with a shoutout to the Bale and a review of the 3Peat concert, then jump into Quick Hits—talking World Baseball Classic Final, SGA snapping Wilt's 20-point streak record at 127 games, and the NBA eyeing expansion in Vegas and Seattle. We also tap into March Madness and wild NFL free-agency moves like Waddle to the Broncos and Hollywood to the Eagles. In Rule Breakers, we debate everything from the "ethical hoops" term to a lawyer-client duo landing in jail, plus some hilarious convos on ghost kitchens, Jack Harlow's latest comments, Jamal Bryant 'ending' the Target boycott, and the idea of a sin tax on OnlyFans creators. Enjoy!

the crew is back and they let Beav revisit a conversation from last week before deep diving into Bam scoring 83 points and Passing Kobe for the second most points in a NBA game. During Quick Hits, they review some of the top free agency moves of the off season, some funny Clippers fan art, and Jayson Tatum returning. In Rule Breakers, they discuss Steve Nash dancing for Taylor Rooks, Kaiya Wynn's senior night debacle, Donovan Mitchell putting basketball second, and Dak Prescott's wedding being cancelled. Enjoy!

Dre's out again but the guys start with shout outs to all the recent birthdays and recap PALentine's Day. Beav takes over the Top 5 and gives us the top NBA MVP candidates. In Quick Hits, they discuss the NFL Combine, Lu Dort trying to hurt Joker and Felix reviews a movie premire he attended recently. In Rule Breakers, they discuss their frustration with HS students using ai to enhance their football highlights, marathoners losing on a technicality, and 50 beefing with TI and his whole family. Enjoy!

We kick things off with intros and a recap of Dre's wedding before jumping straight into Quick Hits. Team USA wins gold in hockey behind Jack Hughes. The women's hockey team declines a White House invite — we discuss. KD says he wants another Olympic run — should he do it? Fernando Mendoza skips throwing at the Combine — big deal or overblown? Lakers fall to Peyton Pritchard (and maybe Caitlin Clark comps aren't so crazy). Pat Riley statue talk. Claressa Shields wins by unanimous decision. Then it's time for Rule Breakers: Kansas State fires Jerome Tang after his rant, Mick Cronin throws out his own player at UCLA, and USC WR Ja'kobi Lane accuses a recruit of stealing. We also send love with a RIP to Jesse Jackson. Tap in — we don't make the rules, we just talk about 'em. 

This week, the guys have a full house and are joined by Anya, Ja'vonda, and Rios, hosts of 'Imperfect Perspective'. They explain how they all met, the origin of their show, and how they balance authenticity with oversharing. In the Quick Hits, they answer the rapid-fire questions like their go-to karaoke song, soft launching vs hard launching, and the best/worst advice they've received. In Rule Breakers, they discuss having attractive platonic friendships, Chris Brown wanting to perform at the halftime show, our elders taking accountability in old age, and the Sperm Protection Act. Enjoy!

This week, the guys recap the lackluster Super Bowl and discuss what went wrong for the Patriots, rank the Seahawks defense all-time, and forecast where each team goes from here. In Quick Hits, recap the Bad Bunny halftime performance and shame those who did not enjoy it. They discuss the fight between the Pistons and Hornets and how scary Isaiah Stewart is to be charging at you. They review J. Cole's new/"final" album, 'The Fall-Off,' comes with mixed reviews. And in Rule Breakers, they review some of the best/worst Super Bowl commercials, Kid Rock calling Jay Z a DEI hire, and Bill Belichick not making the Hall of Fame on the first ballot. Enjoy!

We recap a weather-soaked NFL weekend as the Patriots take down the Broncos in a game full of missed chances, questionable decisions, and continued struggles from Drake Maye. The hate watch delivers, Jarrett Stidham's turnovers loom large, and a blown fourth-down opportunity shifts the game early. Out west, the Seahawks hold off the Rams behind a big performance from Sam Darnold. We break down the Rams' shaky secondary, special teams issues, and why no weather machine was needed this time. We preview a Patriots vs Seahawks Super Bowl rematch, revisiting the infamous 2014 goal-line interception. Seattle opens as a 4.5-point favorite as two defensive head coaches square off. Quick Hits include Mike McCarthy landing in Pittsburgh, questions around the Eagles OC job, Mike McDaniel named Chargers OC, Shedeur Sanders making the Pro Bowl, and thoughts on the Lakers, LeBron, and Jeanie Buss article. Rule Breakers wraps with Deion Sanders, the Bills owner vs Keon Coleman, Anthony Edwards thoughts on the recent events

The crew breaks down a wild NFL divisional weekend, including the Broncos shocking the Bills in OT behind Josh Allen's four-turnover meltdown, the Seahawks embarrassing the 49ers 41–6, and the Patriots holding off the Texans as CJ Stroud implodes. The Rams edge the Bears in overtime after a rollercoaster game from Caleb Williams. Quick hits cover NFL coaching chaos, playoff matchups, and major moves around the league, plus reactions to the CFP Final and NBA All-Star starters—with confusion over the new format and an Anthony Edwards snub. Rule Breakers dives into Jay Leno's loyalty debate, PlayStation letting AI beat your game for you, elite sports hate from the OGs, and headlines that spark real conversation. Sports, culture, and reckless honesty—because we don't make the rules.

This week the guys get right into recapping NFL Super Wildcard weekend. All 3 of their teams lost and they give a few things that need to happen to fix their teams. They give their predictions on the College Football Playoffs and the dominance of Indiana. And in Rule Breakers, they discuss Zion getting caught up again, Cam Newton looking crazy in his latest interview with Lady London, and the Druski church skit. Enjoy!

This episode breaks down the NFL playoff field in both the NFC and AFC, plus reactions to coaches getting fired and which open jobs are actually desirable. We shift to college football with CFP talk, predictions to Indiana vs. Oregon and Ole Miss vs. Miami, and how the transfer portal is already shaking things up, including John Calipari's idea to fix the transfer rule. We close with Rule Breakers, featuring Trevon Diggs clashing with team discipline, the A's failing to trademark Las Vegas, and a wild story of a woman flipping off iShowSpeed and playing victim once confronted. Enjoy!

this week the guys recap their Christmas days and Felix explains why kids shoiuld believe in Santa. Dre gives his Top 5 threats to the Eagles repeating, and in quick hits, the guys ask Beav why does he not take fantasy football seriously, NFL division title races and the Clippers recent winning streak. In Rule Breakers, they discuss UCLA not thanking their almuns, a recent 'Stranger Things' revelation (SPOILER ALERT) and the recent release of the Epstein files and how to make changes moving forward. Happy New Year!

This week the guys are in the holiday spirit as they discuss the Top 5 Christmas Movies! In Quick Hits they tackle some NFL headlines, the Knicks winning the NBA Cup, and the College Football Playoff. They then turn to the Anthony Joshua vs. Jake Paul fight and remind people of how good Joshua actually is. And in Rule Breakers, the discuss Sharron Moore ruining his dream job, Puka Nacua's rough week, the Uncle Nearest CEO being rude, and they debate whether or not Kevin Stefanski is sabatoging Shedeur Sanders' career. Enjoy!

In this week's episode, the guys tap in with a special guest from City Boi Sauce, breaking down the journey of building a flavor-forward brand from the ground up. We dig into the hustle, the setbacks, the wins, and the heat behind the bottle. From there, we jump into Rule Breakers, where the crew calls out the wildest violations of the week. And trust — folks were busy. We take a trip down NBA memory lane as we revisit the Clippers' complicated relationship with Chris Paul, what really went wrong, and whether that era was a missed opportunity or just bad timing. Speaking of awkward reunions, we talk about the viral moment of Trevone Boykin magically showing up at Russell Wilson's Thanksgiving, and why that deserves its own ESPN 30 for 30. Then the episode gets even more chaotic when The Game hops onstage yelling "Free R. Kelly" and "Free Diddy," and we discuss the internet's immediate "nah, this ain't it" reaction — along with the latest fallout from the Diddy documentary. Plenty of laughs, plenty of smoke, a

Episode that was recorded back on November 10th. Recap of Dodgers winning World Series, UCLA being sued,  human robots, 13U teams not shaking hands.

This week's episode is a full buffet of sports takes, random debates, and pure foolishness. Felix and Beav start by wishing the Brothers of Omega Psi Phi a happy Founders's Day and thank everyone who came out to celebrate over the rainy weekend. Beav then kicks things off with "Dre's Top 5". Then we slide into Quick Hits, headlined by LeBron officially returning to the Lakers, because of course he is—L.A. property taxes need him. Meanwhile in Inglewood, the Clippers new signing  Bradley Beal is hurt again. Then things take a left turn into food anthropology as the fellas argue "How do you eat a taco?" Thanks to Skattabo, we learn way too much about folding technique, structural integrity, and the philosophy behind biting etiquette. From here, we enter Rule Breakers, and the segment does NOT disappoint: A 50-year-old father and his son suiting up together for Compton CC like it's a Disney+ special nobody asked for. A Michael Jordan impersonator furious he wasn't cast for something, reminding everyone why i

This week on We Don't Make the Rules, the crew dives into everything from hardwood highlights to headline heists. We kick things off breaking down the wild FBI investigation tied to the NBA, then Dre drops his Top 5 of the week—and you already know it's gonna stir debate. In Quick Hits, we touch on the World Series, NBA Opening Week (Wemby, Sharpe, and VJ Davis showing out), and Cameron Boozer's monster 24-point, 23-rebound performance that has everyone talking. The convo gets heated as we discuss men coaching in the WNBA, the return (maybe?) of Verzuz, and our latest Rule Breakers—including the viral Perk vs. Ja Morant situation and the ongoing saga of Kevin McCall. Plus: a little AI talk, a Louvre heist story straight out of a movie, and the internet's take on Keisha Ka'Oir being "too controlling" and Felix explains why people don't understand the meaning of marraige. It's real talk, laughs, and debates you didn't know you needed. Because remember… We don't make the rules — we just call out who breaks 'em.

This week, the guys are back with another jam-packed episode full of hot takes, honest reactions, and real conversation.