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In this episode of Current Chatter, Losa and Kota catch up on life, work, and family before diving into a mix of hilarious and unbelievable stories.

Losa shares their growing sourdough obsession, while Kota talks about staying busy with big projects. The conversation moves into the dangers of wildlife in Australia, a bizarre Florida man incident involving a ketchup packet, and a teen who got into serious trouble after hitting their mom with a pork chop.

The hosts also discuss a massive illegal fishing operation and share funny family stories—including a surprising confession involving a bag of spaghetti noodles.

The episode wraps up with a discussion about aging, health, and a fascinating study suggesting that flatulence may play a role in protecting against Alzheimer’s disease.

Filled with laughter, personal moments, and strange headlines, this episode delivers classic Current Chatter energy from start to finish.

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In this episode of Current Chatter, Kota and Losa return from a two-week break ready to revamp the podcast and lean into what they do best: honest conversations, generational perspectives, and a whole lot of chaos.

The episode kicks off with updates from vacation, Losa’s new sourdough obsession (and descent into sourdough TikTok), football frustrations, Dry January struggles, and a road trip to Vegas that leads to one of the funniest dispensary discoveries imaginable.

As the conversation unfolds, Kota and Losa share what 2025 taught them personally—from emotional growth and boundary-setting to resilience after cancer—and what they hope to bring into 2026. The duo then dives into winners and losers of 2025, sparking thoughtful (and tense) generational dialogue about media, power, economics, and what it really means when people say “the American people are winning.”

The episode wraps with a wildly unhinged—but unforgettable—segment featuring the worst items removed from people’s bodies in 2025, according to government reports. Equal parts shock, laughter, and disbelief, this segment cements why Current Chatter is exactly what it claims to be: two generations navigating one very noisy world.

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In this episode, Kota and Losa dive into the chaos of the holiday retail season, unpack emotional challenges tied to family dynamics, and explore the growing trend of rage-baiting in online content. They also share their takes on sports teams and react to some truly bizarre news stories—from a family mysteriously receiving unwanted Amazon packages to a streamer being sued after assaulting a robot. The episode wraps up with personal anecdotes and thoughtful reflections on the year ahead.

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In this week’s episode, Kota and Losa kick things off with a candid conversation about the holidays, personal boundaries, and why Kota is opting out of Christmas entirely this year. They talk about the pressure of gift-giving, the overlap with Kota’s birthday, and childhood memories around the season — from bow staffs to chaotic wrapping jobs.

The conversation shifts into generational trends like “brain rot,” doom scrolling, and the infamous “6-7” meme, including how In-N-Out allegedly removed order numbers because of it. From there, the two dive into Australia’s new law banning social media for anyone under 16, debating whether it’s enforceable, how kids might react, and whether it’s a step forward or an overreach.

They also explore differences between cities, vaping and marijuana laws, crime perceptions, and the impact strict policies have—especially when traveling. This leads to a discussion about an OnlyFans creator arrested in Indonesia for violating anti-pornography laws, sparking a deeper debate on sex work, cultural expectations, and personal beliefs.

The episode closes on a raw, heartfelt moment where Kota and Losa respectfully navigate a disagreement about polyamory, faith, and life choices. Despite differing views, they highlight the importance of loving each other through those differences — the core theme of their podcast.

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After a short break, Kota and Losa jump back into the studio with a mix of wild news stories, personal chaos, and a surprisingly deep dive into morality and belief systems. The episode kicks off with updates about hectic schedules, road-trip adventures, and memories of past travel disasters before moving into headline-grabbing oddities: an Italian man disguising himself as his deceased mother to collect her pension, a woman who had a bat fly into her mouth while stargazing, and a raccoon who went on a drunken bender after raiding a bar.

The conversation takes a serious turn as they unpack a disturbing story from Afghanistan involving a public execution carried out by a 13-year-old. This leads to an honest and respectful discussion about justice, cultural differences, and how religious teachings can be interpreted—or manipulated—in different contexts.

The episode wraps up with laughter over drunk raccoon antics, reflections on getting older, and a reminder to take care of mental health during the holiday season. As always, Current Chatter urges listeners to drink their water, talk to their therapists, and check in with people they love.

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This week on Current Chatter, Kota and Losa ditch the news cycle for a night of laughter, reflection, and real talk. From furnace fixes and health journeys to “moist” being the ultimate ick, the duo answers a series of fun and heartfelt Q&A questions that reveal how far they’ve come — as hosts, as family, and as people.

They chat about adulting woes, podcast dreams, weird snack combos, and which one of them would go viral first (spoiler: it’s Kota). There’s also a little football rivalry, a surprising “Robert Pattinson is white” meme moment, and a heartfelt look at how podcasting has strengthened their bond.

By the end, it’s all love, laughs, and a reminder to drink your water and talk to your therapist.

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This week on Current Chatter, Kota and Losa dive into another round of real-life chaos and current weirdness. Kota shares a rough week as his furnace gives out—leading to lessons on homeownership, emergency funds, and why adulting really does suck sometimes.

From there, the duo jumps into the bizarre news cycle: a Mississippi mom shoots an escaped research monkey, a lion jumps out of a moving truck in South Africa, and nuns go on the run in Austria. They also talk about the Perfect Neighbor documentary and what it says about race, mental health, and America’s “stand your ground” laws.

Things wrap up with Kim Kardashian blaming ChatGPT for failing her law exams, Kota’s rant about AI misunderstandings, and Mama’s confession that she might have an “unhealthy relationship” with ChatGPT herself. Expect laughs, real talk, and plenty of “what the actual hell” moments.

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In this episode, Kota and Losa dive into a candid, sometimes heated discussion about the current state of the economy, government policies, and healthcare. They open with relatable frustrations about everyday struggles, like rising food prices and financial stress, highlighting how “kitchen table issues” affect real people.

The conversation moves into a debate over political responsibility for economic conditions, tariffs, and the government shutdown. Kota emphasizes the complexity of assigning blame, arguing for a centrist view and the importance of evaluating multiple news sources, while Losa points out instances where she believes political parties are at fault, particularly regarding EBT and social programs.

Healthcare becomes a central topic, with Kota advocating that access to healthcare is a human right, while Losa questions the fairness of funding healthcare for everyone, especially undocumented individuals. They explore the balance between societal responsibility and personal accountability, recognizing their differing perspectives but maintaining mutual respect throughout.

Ultimately, the episode highlights the value of open dialogue between opposing viewpoints, showing how meaningful conversation can illuminate the nuances behind polarizing topics like politics, economics, and social welfare.

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