Episode #532
FLOCK ME & FLOCK YOU!
Sep 10, 202642 minS3
Mike and Brad talk about AI Deep Fakes and Flock Cameras. Plus, tripping on the same log 3x and strangulation!
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Comedy
Hosted by Unknown Host · Comedy · EN · 602 episodes
We're kinda stupid with moments of great advice and inspiration. Mostly stupid though.
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Episode #532
Mike and Brad talk about AI Deep Fakes and Flock Cameras. Plus, tripping on the same log 3x and strangulation!
Episode #531
This episode is a blind bag episode.....so good luck!
Episode #530
After three weeks away, Mike returns with one hell of a story. His wife’s trip to the ER turns into a week-long hospital stay, his mom’s house catches fire, and Mike finds himself pulling her from a smoke filled home, while she argues with 911 and repeatedly tries to go back inside. What starts as a complete family shit show turns into a brutally honest conversation about aging parents, stubbornness, technology, material possessions, and why people become slaves to their stuff. Brad and Mike also debate whether anyone can truly leave a legacy that lasts forever or whether The Daily BM will somehow outlive them both.
Episode #529
Brad and Mike are back with another unfiltered episode of The Daily BM, kicking things off with Fourth of July leftovers, Joey Chestnut’s hot dog dominance, and the bizarre world of professional eating. From there, the guys spiral into metabolism jealousy, food influencers, America’s World Cup disappointment, and why politics probably shouldn’t touch sports. The episode wraps with Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, guilty-pleasure music, and a very questionable breakdown of what’s hiding inside their workout playlists. It’s random, ridiculous, and exactly what you expect from The Daily BM.
Episode #528
Brad and Mike are back, and Brad comes in hot with a full-blown rant about electric bikes, bad drivers, getting older, and the joys of having a body that now files complaints every time you move wrong. From there, the guys spiral into World Cup camera shots, gym creepers, the official two-second rule for looking without being weird, smart glasses, AI, privacy, “Older Fans,” and whether technology is about to make everyone’s private life a public broadcast. The episode wraps with a brutally honest conversation about relationships, modern masculinity, chivalry, and why society may have made everything way more complicated than it needs to be. Unfiltered, ridiculous, inappropriate, and exactly what you’d expect from The Daily BM.
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