Mac Miller, Future and Billie Eilish all have good and bad news to share. On Miller’s posthumous album, Circles, he exposes personal struggles with fame, addiction, and mental illness — sobering topics given his unintentional drug overdose last year. Yet at the same time we hear him searching for “good news,” practicing self care and accepting that “there's a whole lot more” waiting. Future & Drake’s celebration of material excess also finds them “working on the weekend” just to keep up appearances. Similarly, Billie Eilish has achieved “everything [she] wanted,” but dreams of death and darkness overwhelm her. But she’s buoyed by the support of her brother FINNEAS. Many pop songs are about a single emotion: love, heartbreak or exuberant joy. But these great songs evoke more complex emotions, existing somewhere in a liminal space between our hopes and fears. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In a thrilling discussion, Travis Hunter, the standout college football player, shares insights into Colorado's miraculous comeback against Baylor. Jamie Foxx humorously reacts to his viral moment with Jerry Jones, while Anthony Joshua reflects on his knockout loss. Future adds his take on his latest mixtape amidst the playful banter. With wit and personal anecdotes, the guests explore themes of sports resilience, relationships, and the joys and trials of fandom, making for an engaging and entertaining dialogue.

Join Kendrick, J. Cole, Drake, Metro Boomin, and Future as they dive deep into the ongoing hip-hop rivalry. The discussion reveals that the beef isn’t simply about rap skills or hits; it touches on authenticity, vulnerability, and personal connections. They address the quest for identity and self-worth, advocating for finding value beyond competition. With insightful personal anecdotes and biblical perspectives, the conversation underscores the true identity believers hold, emphasizing spiritual worth over societal validation.