Podcast Summary: New Rory & MAL
Episode 293 | What's Going On?
Release Date: August 13, 2024
Hosts:
- Rory
- Mal
- Damaris
- Julian
1. Personal Relationship Stories: Rory Being Stood Up
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Rory shares his frustrating experience of being stood up by Damaris after a planned night out. He discusses feeling neglected and the anxiety it caused.
Rory (03:27): "I was worried sick. I couldn't even enjoy the night."
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Mal humorously consoles Rory, suggesting he should have gone out for hookah instead.
Mal (03:11): "Yeah, that's why you're supposed to go have some hookah."
2. Technology and Location Sharing Issues
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The conversation shifts to the challenges of technology, specifically the malfunctioning of location-sharing apps. Rory expresses frustration over his friend's location being hidden despite having it enabled.
Rory (04:05): "Women are diabolical to have that type of knowledge within the hardware of an iPhone."
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Julian adds his perspective on the complications of shared locations, highlighting casual workarounds like restarting devices.
Julian (03:51): "Sometimes my location just doesn't work."
3. The Ice Spice Concert Incident
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Julian recounts an unexpected experience at an Ice Spice concert where he ended up on stage. The group discusses the chaos that ensued, including confrontations with security.
Julian (14:46): "They kicked us out because I stood on a disabled woman's scooter to get a better view."
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Damaris and Mal find humor in the situation, while Rory criticizes the mishandling by concert security.
Rory (16:51): "That's really unreasonable of security if no one's using the scooter."
4. Discussion on the Olympic Games and Basketball Performances
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The hosts delve into the recent Olympics, praising Steph Curry's performance and debating the future of USA Basketball.
Mal (33:46): "Steph Curry is already a top five player of all time."
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They discuss the potential changes in the team's composition over the next four years, expressing mixed feelings about the end of an era.
Rory (37:23): "I think the dominance might be over."
5. Thoughts on Drake's Music and Streaming Performance
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Rory and Mal critique Drake's song "100 Giggs," discussing its streaming performance and speculating on Universal's influence over Drake's releases.
Rory (65:01): "He may have been forced by Universal, which I still side with."
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They debate the impact of contractual obligations on Drake’s musical choices and the implications for his career.
6. Voicemail Segment: Handling Past Relationships and Resentment
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A listener, referred to as E, shares a voicemail about dealing with a past relationship where an ex-boyfriend holds resentment towards him.
E (97:07): "How would y'all feel about that? I just kind of feel like he's tripping."
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The hosts provide varying advice, ranging from encouraging confrontation to expressing frustration over recurring relationship issues.
7. Debate on Bisexuality and Relationship Red Flags
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The conversation intensifies as the hosts debate whether having all ex-girlfriends being bisexual is a red flag.
Rory (112:34): "You think a 40-year-old could have three serious relationships?"
Mal (112:50): "I think that's weird that all your exes are bisexual."
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Julian and Damaris challenge this notion, arguing that it shouldn’t inherently be a red flag and highlighting societal double standards regarding sexuality.
Julian (108:56): "The only red flag I see is that you're a freaky ass nigga."
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The debate touches on themes of trust, sexual preferences, and societal perceptions of bisexuality.
8. Creative Movie Pitch Segment
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In a lighter vein, the hosts engage in a playful session where they brainstorm a fictional movie plot, casting famous actors in exaggerated roles.
Damaris (85:04): "We would be drama or thriller."
Rory (89:03): "Imagine trying to pitch that in a meeting. It's Made in Manhattan meets Gone Girl."
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This segment showcases the hosts' camaraderie and comedic chemistry, offering a humorous contrast to the more serious discussions.
9. Supporting Female Rap and Recent Albums
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The hosts express support for female rappers like Latto, praising their recent releases and the importance of featuring R&B singers in rap hooks.
Julian (83:54): "She kept a touchdown feature. Like, I was telling Rory, even with the Tizo thing, she let Tizo go crazy."
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They discuss the evolution of female rap and the significance of collaborations that enhance musical quality.
10. Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks
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Wrapping up the episode, the hosts reflect on the diverse range of topics discussed, from personal anecdotes to pop culture critiques.
Mal (115:52): "We've had another powerful episode here. We really tackled the issues around the world."
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They briefly touch upon upcoming content and remind listeners to stay safe and blessed.
Mal (117:35): "Have a blessed week. Be safe. Stay sucker free."
Notable Quotes:
- Rory (03:27): "I was worried sick. I couldn't even enjoy the night."
- Rory (04:05): "Women are diabolical to have that type of knowledge within the hardware of an iPhone."
- Mal (33:46): "Steph Curry is already a top five player of all time."
- Julian (14:46): "They kicked us out because I stood on a disabled woman's scooter to get a better view."
- Rory (37:23): "I think the dominance might be over."
- Mal (65:01): "He may have been forced by Universal, which I still side with."
- Julian (108:56): "The only red flag I see is that you're a freaky ass nigga."
- Rory (112:34): "You think a 40-year-old could have three serious relationships?"
- Damaris (85:04): "We would be drama or thriller."
This episode of "New Rory & MAL" offers a blend of personal storytelling, candid debates, and lighthearted banter, providing listeners with an engaging and multifaceted conversation on relationships, technology, pop culture, and societal issues.
