Welcome to The Midside

The Inside Out 2 Edition

In this solo episode, Justin witnesses the Boston Celtics being on the verge of winning the 2024 NBA Championship and riding Tiana's Bayou Adventure for the first time. He also reviews Inside Out 2.

The Miss Alabama Edition

Justin and William witness if it's rude to call without texting first, if a whistleblower doctor is being persecuted, and if Miss Alabama's weight is an actual controversy. Justin also reviews The Watchers.

The Stigmatized Knowledge Edition

Justin and William witness Trump's conviction, Joe Biden's equity, and our culture's stigmatized knowledge. Justin also reviews I Saw the TV Glow.

The Deal With Us Edition

Justin and William witness a Frontier passenger being arrested after refusing to deplane during an argument with the crew, Florida only allowing bridges to display red, wite, and blue lights during June, and a Catholic monk coming out as a trans man. Justin also reviews The Garfield Movie.

The Queer Planet Edition

Justin and William witness former NIH Head Francis Collins admitting that Covid origins are not settled, a California city using taxpayer money to provide vodka for homeless alcoholics, and Peacock's Queer Planet. Justin also reviews If.

The Man v Bear: Lack of Justice Edition

Justin and William witness the Tom Brady Roast, Oprah Winfrey apologizing for dieting culture, and the online Man v Bear debate. Justin also reviews The Fall Guy & The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.

The Gaza Solidarity Encampment Edition

Justin and William witness collectors saying a Tom Brady autograph ruined memorabilia, the Biden-Harris Administration announcing final rule requiring automatic refunds of airline tickets and ancillary fees, and the Gaza Solidarity Encampments. Justin also reviews Boy Kills World.

The Takis Edition

Justin and William witness Google firing 28 workers in aftermath of protests over big tech deal with Israeli government, a Florida bill allowing public school chaplains becoming law, an Ohio high school student missing out on prom after bringing a bag of chips to school. Justin also reviews Abigail.

The Right to Disconnect Edition

Justin and William witness a dtuch study that says that most kids grow out of gender confusion, an NPR reporting explaining why they lost America's trust, and a California politician proposing a bill that makes it illegal to contact employees after working hours. William also reviews the Fallout TV series.

The Bystander Intervention Card Edition

Justin and William witness a Planet Fitness bathroom incident, an Illinois parolee committing murder 24 hours after being released from prison, and the San Francisco BART Bystander Intervention Card. Justin also reviews the Road House remake.