Don't Be Sorry

World Cup rivalries, racism in sports, and why rich people make weird life choices. Jordan and Anto chat about a comedy hell gig, Norway's chances, and what would make the perfect bar for those regulars that keep the lights on.

The World Cup is in our backyard, and Canada pulled out a 6-0 win, but paid a huge price. Anto and Jordan dive into the games, and then swoop into chugging culture and why influencers are willing to go so far for social media.

Will Obession and the wave of YouTube filmmakers change Hollywood?

How much money does it actually take to get you to do something that will change your life?

Jordan's heavily into golf, and Anto's health woes take another twist as he shares a history of unique experiences that sent him to the hospital. Would you ever think Axe body spray could send someone to the doctor?

Do men really shop for underwear? This episode jumps from ping pong CGI to understand why the bulge is appealing.

Jordan and Antonio kick things off with a deep dive into Howie Mandel's comedy and why comedy clubs and their gatekeepers exist. Cameron Diaz said she was hotter in her prime than Sydney Sweeney, so we had to give our 2 cents.

Jordan and Antonio kick things off debating the important stuff — milk, chocolate milk, and the snacks that defined their childhoods. Things get a little more serious when Bitcoin enters the chat, sparking a full breakdown of crypto, digital currency, and whether cash is actually on its way out.

We're taking up golf. The boys tee off on cheating etiquette, cart girls, handicaps that nobody actually understands, and determining if you can book a tee time during the Masters. If you like golf, let us know how we did.

From school cafeteria slices to Neapolitan wood-fired pies, the guys trade hot takes on regional styles, cooking techniques, and the suburban pizza market. Things get interesting when ramen enters the conversation. They also weigh in on Costco's food court.

Jordan and Antonio are back and somehow managed to turn a conversation about human senses into a full debate about tails, body hair, and whether vanity is actually worse than gluttony. They go from beauty standards across cultures to the ethics of how we talk about homeless people, with a detour through marriage, modern dating, and what happens when technology raises the next generation.

Jordan and Antonio are back and somehow managed to go from light banter to war, divorce, and OnlyFans all in one episode — which honestly tracks. They get into money (how we think about it, how we chase it), the acting grind and why tracking your opportunities actually matters, and then somehow end up deep in the weeds on divorce law, child support, and whether fame ruins relationships or just speeds up the inevitable. Oh, and genetics came up. It got personal. There's also a whole thing about military power and global politics that makes a lot more sense in context.

The boys are back to chat about Louis and the manosphere, Avatar and what really makes a man treat a woman a certain way.

Jordan and Anto dive into another whirlwind episode touching on Jordan's 300-dollar parking ticket, Eating Bugs for Money and stomach issues. Are you the type of person who just lets an ailment heal itself? Find out what Anto had ripped out of his body on the latest DBS!

Anto got a huge tooth pulled and realized that maybe he's just too strong for dental freezing. Jordan saw Project Hail Mary, and the boys chat about the Oscars, and aging as Anne Hathaway somehow looks 21 at double the age? Finally, the boys land on just how tricky it can be to have intimacy on screen and the implications of making it look good.

The customer isn't always right if you ask Anto, but we got a story about Club Monoco that you'll appreciate. Why do cars not blow air as much as they felt like they did when we were kids? How exhilarating is ice fishing, really? The Bride, Pitch Perfect and the McDonald's CEO, we're answering the big questions this week on another DBS.

In this gaming-heavy episode, the boys chat about hours spent on a game and what it really means to you as the gamer. Why didn't Christopher Judge, the voice actor of Kratos (God of War) get the role in the new tv show? Will the show even be good? Jordan and Anto also venture into the scary movie zone and see if they'd actually enjoy the movie 'Men.'

Did you know that Vodka is engineering work at its finest? Neither did we, well, Anto did. We also realize drinking is slowly fading into the night. Our parents' generation just drank to hang out; nowadays, it's just different. We're answering the tough questions and more on this latest episode, and oh, before I forget, how do you like your peanut butter?

Do we need more or less banking takes up a chunk of our episode as we chat through knowing your worth, and should remote work stay or go?

The Pitt or Pluribus? The boys are watching top TV, and chatting about directorial choices, with Anto's favourite movie, all while Anto copes with Jordan's upcoming eye surgery for strabismus. We couldn't forget the Olympics and debating why some sports are even there in the first place. Strap in and Don't Be Sorry.

Chinese Submarines, Warfare, the Cold War, anxious energy, powerlifting, the boys are back with another silly episode of the only podcast the world actually needs.

Sitting on a moss-covered rock, sipping whiskey, is where this episode is best enjoyed. Jordan and Anto go all over the place, from movies like Hamnet to the psychological struggle of personal disappointment. We're growing here at DBS, so stay tuned for another good laugh.

Jordan and Antonio bounce from orthodontic nightmares and tongue ties to the surprisingly painful cost of being an adult, riffing on dental bills, utilities, and why chaos feels weirdly addictive. They tackle parenting etiquette, polar vortex misery, and how people are reacting to the current political moment. The convo then shifts to movies, where they break down Oscars predictions, director rivalries, and what actually makes great performances stand out.

Another episode of Don't Be Sorry rolls into more on the Golden Globes, Leonardo DiCaprio's dating habits, gaming, and the supermodel standard.

Jordan and Antonio catch up after time apart with a quick Golden Globe early reaction and jokes about parleys on war, and dive into that one time Anto drank breast milk "by accident."

Kicking off the year by bouncing from New Year’s chaos to family dinners, real estate headaches, and wildly unnecessary debates about Clue. Along the way, they spiral into politics, oil, off-grid living, bartering in a post-apocalyptic world, and whether masculinity is having a branding crisis. The guys also break down movie marketing, music in films, fire safety in crowded venues (for some reason), and take a few loving shots at Avatar.

Jordan and Antonio chat the chaos of the holidays—family dynamics, questionable gift choices, and the emotional minefield that is food. From viral food trends and Costco culture to travel perks and airport lounge logic, they bounce between light-hearted takes and real reflections. The conversation drifts into masculinity, relationships, and the growing pressure on men to “have it all figured out,” eventually landing on big questions about parenthood, communication, and the future of family life. Funny, honest, and surprisingly thoughtful—classic Don’t Be Sorry energy.

Jordan and Antonio bounce from comedy and content creation to revenge fantasies, sales ethics, and why social media feels like a full-time job. They mix real talk about family, work, and authority with absurd tangents on science, body image, and the chaos behind filming movies. One minute it’s deep reflections on money, respect, and morality — the next it’s unfiltered jokes about sex scenes and wild animals on set.

Jordan and Antonio bounce between comedy and commentary as they unpack everything from chaotic pet ownership to identity theft, fame, and cultural representation. The conversation hits sports hard—breaking down the NFL, injuries, team politics, and the lingering Colin Kaepernick debate—before shifting to pop culture, including Golden Globe nominees, award-show bias, and what Hollywood really celebrates.

Jordan's finally done competing in Seattle and brings home the 4th place finals showing. The boys chat gaming and the impact of too many hours, and not enough time, plus the Netflix merger and what it means for the changing nature of the movie business. Then jump into Clooney's newest movie before landing on how the audience vs performer feels about having writers.

Jordan and Antonio catch up on everything from trying to bounce back from injuries to how annoying it is when gaming ruins—or saves—relationships. They get into why football is basically a soap opera for guys, how to stay safe when people get grabby in public, and why AI might actually steal your job… but not your personality. From dying steel towns to the emotional hangover of blue-collar life, the boys talk about what gets lost when whole communities fade out—and somehow still end up scouting talent in women’s sports like they’re running an underground draft combine.

Jordan and Antonio break down the chaos of doing a comedy competition in Seattle—from the cost of living to backstage pressure and hotel-room cooking hacks. Then they jump into just how successful The Rock is as an actor. The episode rounds out with takes on Jacob Elordi’s career choices, masculinity and height in pop culture, modern Frankenstein stories, and the hype (and controversy) around the new Michael Jackson biopic.

We go from childhood memories and weird dreams to high-stakes video games and the wild instincts of nature. Then somehow end up talking about caviar, priests, and the moral chaos of nuclear war — with a detour through the Fast & Furious universe, obviously. It’s part comedy, part therapy, and entirely us trying to make sense of the world one tangent at a time.

This episode we talk about everything from home inspections and sex robots to weird medical stories and why getting older hits different. There’ a bit of chaos, and way too much honesty about pain, parenting, drinking, and health stuff (including Jordan’s one-kidney saga). Basically, it’s us trying to make sense of life.

This one’s all over the place in the best way — we talk about what self-worth really means, what we’d actually do if we won the lottery, and why money doesn’t fix everything. Then it somehow turns into a deep dive on Magazine Dreams (J Majors) sandwiches, noodles, and why complaining at restaurants is a lost art. We also get into dating stories, acting legends, and how trying to have a baby can start to feel like a gym workout.

Sports. Movies. Marriage. Bad takes. Jordan and Antonio bounce between it all — from whether baseball should finally embrace tech to why Scorsese and Tarantino still run Hollywood. We argue about athletes, acting choices, The Bear, and life in general… 

Jordan and Antonio bounce between everything from weird cultural sayings to wild hospital stories and movie talk. They dive into how films get rated, why some blockbusters make billions, and what makes a movie actually good. There’s Tarantino talk, “Don’t Tell” comedy stories, and plenty of laughs about the chaos of performing, filmmaking, and life in general.

Jordan and Antonio dive into everything from the chaos of spicy food to the fantasy of hitting a billion-dollar jackpot. They riff on how money changes relationships, the awkward world of Love Is Blind, and the wild lengths people go to for fame. With sharp takes on influencer culture, viral moments, and even the Eagles’ questionable play style, this episode blends comedy, pop-culture chaos, and real talk about how we all chase connection in a ridiculous world.

Jordan and Antonio swap war stories from the stand-up stage to the operating room — from bombing in front of a crowd to Antonio’s wild axe injury that turned into a crash course in pain management. Between laughs and sharp insights, they dive into the psychology of pain, the absurdity of hospital experiences, and how comedy shapes recovery. The conversation rounds out with takes on Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s media empire, the craft of storytelling, and what makes a great sports movie tick.

Jordan and Antonio unpack the true cost of being “connected”—from AI subscriptions, activation fees, and insurance add-ons to whether we own anything anymore—while getting candid about weight loss, self-image, and why internet access feels non-negotiable. They also spar over generational tech habits, school discipline, and cinema—from a roast of The Untouchables to mob-movie myths and the absurdity of celebrity knighthoods.

Jordan and Antonio swap stories on everything from childhood influences and adult responsibilities to hot dogs, hygiene, and Hollywood. They riff on fame and substance abuse with Charlie Sheen as a case study, reflect on weight loss and self-image, and debate grooming habits. Along the way, they tackle football dynamics, public restroom etiquette, food prep, and even iconic movie scenes—always with humor, honesty, and a dose of chaos that keeps the conversation both relatable and hilarious.

Jordan and Antonio bounce between humor and deeper reflections on life, work, and culture. They riff on everyday frustrations like ticketing, refunds, and customer service, then debate Apple vs. Samsung and how brand loyalty shapes perception. The conversation shifts to celebrity culture—spotlighting Sydney Sweeney—as they explore how looks, roles, and public image affect stardom and attraction dynamics. From there, they dive into the acting grind: auditions, monologues, late starts, and the emotional weight of rejection. Along the way, they weave in personal stories about fitness, biking, and friendly competition, blending laughs with candid insights into growth and persistence.

Antonio and Jordan bounce from one hilarious observation to the next, covering everything from the strange tech car companies keep forcing on us to what flight attendants really go through on the job. Along the way, they dive into rideshare vs. taxis, mukbangs and the weird world of online food culture, the chaos of customer service, and the frustrations of car insurance and accidents. Add in some family stories, cultural hot takes, and plenty of nostalgic side tangents, and you’ve got an episode that’s as funny as it is relatable.

Antonio and Jordan bounce from tech talk to sea life, comedy, and everything in between. They debate Google vs. Samsung, swap seafood stories, and dive into the wild world of whales and orcas. The conversation shifts from the evolution of comedy—from The Hangover to Zach Galifianakis—to the psychology of scary movies, home invasions, and what self-defense really means. Along the way, they riff on protective dog breeds, recording a comedy album, and the balance between fear, safety, and humor.

In this episode, Jordan and Antonio bounce between comedy, pop culture, and everyday chaos. They talk Mike Rita’s success, the struggle of Coinstar, weight-loss drugs, and donut debates before diving into movies — roasting Superman’s CGI, debating casting choices, and breaking down actors from Pacino to Pattinson. The episode wraps with a hilarious “Smash or Pass” on Hollywood’s leading men.

Jordan and Antonio bounce through a mix of food, health, and online culture with their usual mix of jokes and honesty. They riff on calling food “poison,” the never-ending struggle to stay healthy, and whether discipline or indulgence wins out. The conversation detours into OnlyFans, breast milk ice cream (yes, really), and the weird ways people interact online. Along the way, they get into motherhood, body image, fitness, music festivals, reality TV, and even the odd history of cockpit navigation—all while keeping it funny, curious, and a little chaotic, just like their friendship.

This week, we bounce from tattoos to movies and back again—because why not? We swap tattoo stories, talk haggling on prices, and debate whether trends or timeless designs win out. Then we dive into a heated (but hilarious) back-and-forth on a movie that blends dark themes with comedy—covering satire, tone, and how past roles shape how we see actors. We also get into the battle of books vs. movies, the rise of indie films, and how Hollywood’s money and scandals mix. We even veer off into workplace relationships.

We kick things off with some bear survival tactics (spoiler: we are not the ones to follow in a real bear encounter), then somehow end up deep in a convo about drug use in sports. From emotional comedown after big performances to whether creatine is just protein’s sketchy cousin, we get into the ethics, the legacy, and the myths around performance enhancers. Plus, we talk about how diet actually affects your mood and why athletes in the ‘90s were built different.

We dive into everything from AI in filmmaking and the future of movie theaters to why celebs cheat and whether we’d smash or pass certain CEOs (yes, really). We also talk about the weird world of fame, hometown pride, corporate scandals, and trying to stay fit while still eating like garbage sometimes.

In this episode, we get into moving houses and how annoying painting is and share some funny stories from our own home improvement disasters, then dive into comic book movies and which is the greatest. Let us know what you think and stay tuned for more DBS