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Ben and Jerii celebrate the 200th episode of Ok Bud by talking about an accidental death during an only fans content creation shoot, the government releasing UFO documents, and more Sasquatch sitings. Thank you for listening to 200 episodes we appreciate you!If you'd like to call in to leave us a message, please ring us at: 323-515-9095

Ben and Jerii talk about Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni's settlement, Goldie Hawn's alien encounter, and sasquatch footprints.If you'd like to call in to leave us a message, please ring us at: 323-515-9095

Ben and Jerii discuss updates on the D4vd case, a woman who murdered her boyfriend over dinner plans, and a woman who uses semen to make jewelry. If you'd like to call in to leave us a message, please ring us at: 323-515-9095

Ben and Jerii discuss some aftermath from d4vd's arrest, the titan submarine, and Taylor Swift calling out her own fans.If you'd like to call in to leave us a message, please ring us at: 323-515-9095

Exciting news, we just launched a voicemail if anyone would like to leave us a message to play on air. We are looking for people with questions or that would like advice from Jerii and Ben. If you'd just like to say hi that's cool too!.Call the Ok Bud line at: 323-515-9095 Ben and Jerii discuss the ongoing case of singer d4vd and how he allegedly murdered his child girlfriend.

Ben and Jerii discuss multiple clowns that were found with drugs and the long-term effects of baby Jessica being rescued from falling down a well.

Ben and Jerii catch you up on malfunctioning equipment at Coachella, questionable writing decisions in the new season of Euphoria, and AI powered toilet technology.

Ben & Jerii talk about relationship updates from Love on the Spectrum, the quad amputee killer, and other death related news.

Ben and Jerii discuss Taco Bell's new menu items, seals killing dolphins/porpoises, and the new male G-spot.

Ben and Jerii discuss Kristi Noem's husband Bryan Noem's passion for cross dressing, Jamie Borne the Roblox predator, and Karla Faye Tucker's enjoyment of pickaxes.

Ben and Jerii talk about a man found doing inappropriate things to a vacuum cleaner, an influencer that faked her own kidnapping and a potato alien.

Ben and Jerii are back to talk about a man getting frisky with a dead deer, a murderous amputee, and smoking squirrels.

Gather around as the Buds discuss several tales of woe including the unsolved mystery of Savannah Guthrie's missing mother (and the possible connections to Jeffrey Epstein), a cook at the Olive Garden rage quit like no other and several people aross America have burned their houses down trying to melt the ice on their roofs.

In episode 187, the Buds cover an array of topics from arsenic being found in our favorite candies and baby food, to people legitimately injecting cadaver fat into their sex organs and why science was invented by men to explain their feelings on being sick.

After praising the legend that was Catherine O'Hara, the Buds get themselves involved in medical marvels they wish they hadn't. After giving birth, a recent mother discovered she had developed new bits, the joys of Dr. Pimple Popper and more.

In episode 185, the Buds break down how we've hit a new low as a society (loosey eggs, anyone?), the downfalls of chasing Pepsi rewards points, and the genius behind the Mayor of Flavortown himself-- Guy Fieri.

On today's episode, the Buds discuss the Doomsday Clock being pushed closer to midnight than ever before, why that matters for R.E.M. and disturbing details being released from the Idaho 4 legal reports.

The Buds break down a Queens police officer shooting a rabid raccoon moments before it could attack nearby residents, zoom out to the alarming rise in deaths caused by animal attacks, and then plunge straight into nightmare fuel with the most effective way to detect pinworms — a method involving tape that no one asked for but everyone now knows.

Episode 182 jumps right into the insanity of today: a woman is sentenced to community service after police detected "food residue" from a thrown porkchop on her mother's shirt, Nicolas Cage claims to remember his time in the womb, and an important update on the D4VD case.

This episode spirals fast. The Buds unpack reports that Victoria Beckham may have ruined her son’s wedding — and possibly his marriage — by stealing the first dance and turning it into a full-on seductive moment. Then we learn about vapping against our will. Things turn grim when bar buddies get into a fight that leaves one dead, followed by the truly baffling decision to call a gig-economy worker to help clean up the body.

The Buds mark one full year of OK Bud the only way they know how: by diving straight into mayhem. Amanda Bynes announces a surprising new chapter in music, an elephant in India is reportedly killing people at an alarming rate with no clear way to stop it, and the Torso Killer admits to additional murders, deepening an already disturbing case.

We kick off 2026 exactly how we left it: confused, concerned, and asking all the wrong questions. The Buds can’t stop thinking about a man killed in a deeply upsetting industrial bread-making accident, Kyle spirals over it more than anyone should, we break down the new and increasingly unhinged tactics Olympians are using to chase gold, and we meet a woman whose dream of becoming a mermaid ends with her naked, fighting police, and very much on land.

The Buds close out the year with one of their heaviest episodes yet. They unpack a devastating family tragedy involving Rob Reiner and his wife Michele, killed by their son, as details continue to shock. The story of Peter Greene grows darker as new information emerges, and the episode ends not with jokes, but with a plea.As we head into the holidays, the message is simple: take care of each other, step away when you need to, and for the love of all that’s holy — stay safe.

In the second-to-last episode of the year, the Buds revisit updates on past stories, break down the troubling footage of Andy Dick overdosing on a Hollywood sidewalk, and close with a heartfelt pre-holiday PSA: please, for the love of Santa, don’t kill your family this season.

This episode dives into the worst corners of online behavior and real-world fallout. First, a woman drives three hours to a Facebook troll’s workplace to threaten outing his Grindr account to his wife. Then, the Buds break down new developments in the grand jury investigation into the murder of Celeste Rivas, where things appear to be escalating behind the scenes. And finally, a tragic story: a 15-year-old dies by suicide after being sextorted, shining a brutal light on a growing digital threat.

This week, West Hollywood enters its villain era as a boutique crowns Katy Perry, George Clooney, and Meghan Markle the official “Villains of the Year.” Meanwhile, a cruise ship is being sued after serving a man 33 drinks before the boat even left the dock, and despite our best efforts to honor No Murder Monday, the Buds still manage to dip a toe into murder territory.

This week, the Buds dive into the shocking science of peer-reviewed women’s flatulence and learn that it may out-stink men’s by a landslide. Then they check in on the New Hampshire woman who’s finally headed to jail after publicly peeing on everything in sight, and wrap with Martha Stewart revealing her post-death plans: to be composted, just like her horses.

This episode dives straight into the deep end. A police officer previously revived from a fentanyl overdose is killed by fellow officers after murdering his 11-year-old son, a New Orleans “short king” escapes prison by faking illness and remains on the run, and Australia enters its first major Satanic Panic after authorities uncover a disturbing pedophilic satanist ring.

This week, the Buds react to the tough news that Dave Coulier has been diagnosed with tongue cancer after previously surviving non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, they break down the shocking details behind a Simi Valley man sentenced for unspeakable crimes, and issue a public service warning about the nightmare that is trying to apply for and travel with a Real ID.

It’s a rare No Murder Monday, but that doesn’t mean the Buds aren’t diving into strange mysteries. They revisit the anniversary of the “not-so murder” of Natalie Wood, one of Hollywood’s most infamous cases that somehow remains dramatic without technically being a homicide. Then, the Buds celebrate the life-changing magic of “fart walks,” the revolutionary wellness practice nobody asked for. And finally, science confirms that a celestial object with an alleged heartbeat has been discovered. The universe may be more alive than we ever thought.

In this Thanksgiving edition of OK Bud, the Buds discuss why Kyle is wearing a chicken suit, the do's and don't of turkey-day sides, as well as digging into why Slenderman is so darn cranky!

In today's episode, the Buds cover awfully (and criminally) executed pranks in Turkey and beyond, an update on Anna Kepner's step-brother who may have been behind her murder and concealment, and Costco cracks down on self-checkout non-member theivery.

In Episode 168, the Buds dive into a major development: an LAPD source confirms that D4VD is now officially considered a suspect in the Celeste Rivas case — and there may be additional people under investigation. Meanwhile, The Simpsons quietly kill off another character, reminding us that the show outlives everyone. And finally, the Buds explore the top 5 most lustful cities in America, a list that proves the nation is far thirstier than anyone expected.

Today the Buds take a chaotic trip around the globe. First stop: a rugby stadium, where a mystery pooper on a stadium lift disgusted spectators and even a world-famous chef. Then we fly to China, where a tourist accidentally burned down a temple after knocking over ceremonial candles like a clumsy kaiju. And finally, billionaire Bill Ackman offers the world his “failproof” icebreaker “May I meet you?” Spoiler: you may not.

The Buds kick off the week with a global twist. Nicki Minaj is set to deliver a passionate speech at the United Nations about violence toward Christians internationally, the “prankster” who attacked Ariana Grande at the Wicked premiere faces new charges, and the rest of the episode is filled with the Buds’ signature Monday morning chaos and questionable coffee-fueled banter.

This week, the Buds go full investigative journalist. The crew debates whether drowning is truly the “peaceful” death the government claims it to be and Ben launches a full-scale fact check into whether Kars 4 Kids is secretly funding overseas “youth programs.”

In this episode the Buds breakdown an all new level of competition with the House Cleaning and Window Tinting Olympics being held every year in Las Vegas, a man drunkenly crashed his Delorean full of cocaine bags and Sarajevo has been put on international blast by a bombshell indictment claiming their leaders allowed millionaires from the United States, Italy and more to shoot their citizens in a human safari in the early 90's.

This week, the Buds dive into Hollywood’s most confusing headlines. Jeff Goldblum has gone vegan at 73 — not for health, but because he couldn’t handle seeing how CGI animals were treated on the set of Wicked. Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian is furious at psychics for predicting she’d pass the bar (spoiler: she still hasn’t), and one of the Island Boys gets placed on a 5150 hold after a bizarre livestream.

The Buds dive deep — and dark — this week. From the art of “dark showers” meant to reset your parasympathetic nervous system, to the over 200 bodies discovered in Houston’s bayous, and finally to Oreo’s increasingly unhinged lineup of Thanksgiving flavors, this episode swings between zen wellness and total cultural decay.

This week, the Buds pour one out — literally. Diddy gets in trouble for brewing his own prison wine out of Fanta and apples, the Girthmaster reassures NFL alum Matt Kalil that his legendary endowment needs no defense, and the gang takes a deep, scientific dive into the real causes of erectile dysfunction.

It’s one of those episodes where reality sounds like bad fan fiction. A porn star who murdered her husband to marry her stepson refuses a plea deal and now faces trial, body parts keep washing ashore in California’s Palos Verdes Estates, and Antonio Brown is extradited from Dubai to face attempted murder charges.

It’s another week in the uncanny valley of real life. The Buds break down the wild story of a woman sentenced for killing a Hollywood actress after a series of illegal butt injections, the fourth Disney park death in just three weeks, and a former American Idol contestant arrested for child predation.

It’s the end of an era, and possibly humanity. The escaped Mississippi monkey saga reaches its brutal finale as the last herpes-positive, COVID-carrying primate is shot dead by a mother of five, Britney Spears deletes her Instagram (again), and an elephant in India kills a local, then returns to her funeral to finish the job.

The Buds unpack another bizarre week of headlines. A bodega cat known as the “Mayor of 16th Street” is tragically killed by a self-driving Waymo car in San Francisco, a SoundCloud rapper gets arrested after sacrificing his kitten for a “music video stunt,” and new developments emerge in the D4VD case that make the mystery even murkier.

Science is spiraling, and so are we. New research suggests deja vu might actually mean we’re stuck in a time loop, 90s doctors claim sleeping with a nightlight could be worse for your heart than cigarettes and booze, and Allison Mack — yes, the NXIVM sex cult lieutenant — is launching a podcast about her time in human trafficking.

The Buds are back with an episode that swings from high drama to pure chaos. The Virginia ring-camera “killer threat” mystery turns out to be a family prank gone viral, the French jewel bandits behind a multimillion-euro heist may have finally been caught in Paris, and an ape carrying herpes, COVID, and hepatitis C is on the loose in Mississippi.

This episode gets chaotic fast. A woman is shot by a man who thought her horse was “too fat,” a Walmart shopper discovers two syringes taped to a bathroom toilet while he used it, and we talk about how Hollywood AI is coming for both human and animal roles alike!

The Buds return with moral debates, Florida delusions, and new vocabulary. A Maine man gets arrested after keeping $7,400 in found cash, Kyle changes his tune and sides against the grandma who scolded him, Jerii learns the true meaning of a “hamwallet,” and a Florida woman insists her husband is Eminem and that Slim Shady will personally cover her $30 breakfast bill.

This week, the Buds dive into the disturbing and the downright absurd. The results are in from the investigation into who killed disgraced Lostprophets singer and convicted pedophile Ian Watkins in prison, a Washington D.C. woman sues her neighbor for smoking so much weed it seeped through her walls, and a TikTok influencer is exposed for faking her entire pregnancy—complete with a reborn doll she tried to pass off as her real baby.

This week, the Buds dive into global madness — starting with a child cannibal in Egypt who says he was just acting out video games and movies, then racing through the Louvre heist that stripped priceless jewels in under four minutes, and finally unpacking Ashton Kutcher’s public coping over Hollywood ghosting him. To top it off, Ben and Kyle introduce Jerii to the world-changing delicacy known as the marshmallow fluffanutter.