Roz & Mocha

Who really holds the power on the show? What’s the deal with advance screeners—do the guys share them with family? Plus, who would win in a swimming contest? Later, we tackle fun hypotheticals like taking $2 million upfront versus $1 that doubles every day, and whether Roz would ever cook Guyanese food for Mocha and Shem’s families again. And don’t miss the hilarious debate over Mocha’s new nickname, “Tall Frap.”

What generation does Mocha think he belongs to—Millennial, Gen Z, or Gen Alpha? Maurie’s always broke (seriously, where does his money go?), and we dive into his wild schemes for free stuff and side hustles. Plus, has Mocha been binging Hallmark Christmas movies this year? We share favorites and the most over-the-top holiday movie plots. Then, it’s a round of hilarious “Would You Rather”: built-in pockets or built-in Heeleys? Ever been caught regifting? And the ultimate debate—do you say POP or SODA, and what’s your go-to flavour?

Roz vents about his hatred for socks and gets suspicious when Mocha compliments his denim shirt. Mocha plays a hilarious montage of Gen-Z failing to recognize rapper Nelly, and the guys debate who would win in an epic skate race. Plus, we dive into the most mispronounced words of 2025, Mocha’s vending machine fail, and Miley Cyrus reveals her bizarre paper phobia, Roz shares his obsession with an Italian-American podcast, and Mocha calls his mom for her birthday. There’s also a wild Helluva Story about a Sunshine Girl photo found in an abandoned house, 50 Cent teasing more Diddy doc drama, Will Smith’s cameo in the Bel-Air finale, and John Cena’s final match hype!

Celebrating the 12th anniversary of 2013 with some unforgettable moments! We revisit the year’s top karaoke songs—most of which still hold up today—ask the ultimate question: “What’s the greatest thing in the world to you right now?” and dive into a surprisingly passionate debate about what makes good lips. A fun throwback packed with nostalgia and laughs!

A confusing crush leaves someone wondering if mixed signals mean love or just games. Another story dives into the emotional toll of caring for an aging parent with dementia during the holidays. There’s also a candid confession about a gaming addiction straining a marriage, and a hilarious dilemma involving a 4-year-old who absolutely hates the show.