Don’t @ Me Repertoire Podcasts

DON'T @ US. The crispiest of the crispies get real in this week's episode as Chance poses a controversial question: What is an appropriate gift for an ex?
Mike explains how the ending and current status both matter, reminds that things ultimately end for a reason, and suggests keeping expectations and budget in check, regardless of the situation.
Joc talks about the results of his tarot reading, how culture can play into attitudes towards exes, and the very many different ways people (and women) move on from relationships.
Chance laughs a lot in this episode, which is fun, and also has some ZOINKS! moments. Don't miss any of it.
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A Repertoire Binge, say it ain't so!
"Don't @ Me" is in currently in the lab, fine tuning the format and content some. Your favorite controversial podcast will be back on air very soon. Stay tuned, and stay subscribed!
In the meantime, here's this week's episodes of "Unsportsmanlike Conduct," the NFL and NBA podcast of the Repertoire Podcast Network.
This week, Mike Silva gives you his NFL Week 1 real reactions (3 of them) and overreactions (3 more), his "Super Bubble" top 8 Super Bowl contenders, and Week 2 picks against the spread.
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NEW PODCAST ALERT! Introducing "Unsportsmanlike Conduct," the NFL and NBA podcast of the Repertoire Podcast Network.
"Don't @ Me" will be back very soon. In the meantime, enjoy this snippet from the "Unsportsmanlike Conduct" mega NFL preview, looking at NFC wins totals and over/under picks for the NFC East and the NFC North.
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NEW PODCAST ALERT! Introducing "Unsportsmanlike Conduct," the NFL and NBA podcast of the Repertoire Podcast Network.
"Don't @ Me" will be back very soon. In the meantime, enjoy this snippet from the "Unsportsmanlike Conduct" mega NFL preview, looking at AFC wins totals and over/under picks for the AFC East and the AFC North.
To hear the rest of the episode (AFC South and AFC West), head over to the "Unsportsmanlike Conduct" feed and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts:

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Stay tuned for the NFC over/unders pod, along with the Super Bowl LVI prediction!
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Don't @ Me is back with more unfiltered takes on the latest controversy, current events, and society.
Mike Silva welcomes in the cousin Joseph Ellington (@madjoefit) to chat.
This week's docket covers:

El Paso has always been a few years behind on the times! (3:03)

Developing new habits living in a new city (7:40)

How rituals change our habits over time (10:04)

Living in cities vs. living in nature (16:35)

Growing through discomfort and the value in seeing new places (23:50)

A review of "Space Jam: A New Legacy" (33:07)

LeBron James' all-time icon clout (37:55)

Kobe Bryant's influence on younger generations (44:05)

Joseph talks fitness and his desire to help others focus on wellness (56:40)

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Don't @ Me! The Crispy Boyz are back with more unfiltered takes on today's latest controversy, current events, society, and relationships.
Episode 51 is a little different: Mike and Joc took turns running some "iso" takes while Gerry and Chance got DNP's (call it "load management").
This week, Mike discusses the NBA Finals:

How quickly NBA team fates can change (3:19)

This won't be an "asterisk title," but both Phoenix and Milwaukee had convenient paths (6:20)

Jrue Holiday is deciding this series and the Suns stars are too tight (9:13)

Chris Paul is choking and he'll never have an easier path to a title (14:21)

Giannis Antetokounmpo's leap means this series is over (18:00)

Joc talks about OG's and how men used to be respected more:

Men can no longer speak freely (24:39)

Double standards between men and women (27:15)

Mixed messages and miscommunication (31:50)

Being courteous doesn't always mean we "want some" (33:54)

Plus:
Mike fact checks episode 50 (35:25) and quickly talks about Carl Hart, string theory, and simulation hypothesis before closing with a preview of more Repertoire content coming soon!
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