Scam's last rent check ever has been paid. Celebrate life. The bhoys got shocked that Amy DeGise still hasn't resigned after doing a hit and run. That's Jersey City for you. And then they have to discuss the Mass State Auditor race where everyone's promising accountability but the powers never allow for it and one candidate's coziness with the establishment but the Progressive Left tells us to look away, Like wut?

It happened. The bhoys have become suburbanites. Babbu's lived it, Scam's a kid in a candy store across state borders having a ball. #Glamwell The MBTA burns, the rents keep getting higher, home ownership is simply inaccessible, and that big purple wave of politics became status quo. They reflect on this pod project and where it will go since cities are going down the tubes due to a lack of accountability from those big Twitter fingers and electeds alike. Girl, dog, house, job still, Tottenham transfer window. In that order.

WNSM moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss 100 episodes at least. David Goodwin opens the "season" with a reflection of our cities and what's changed for the better and hopefully not the worst. Whether it's NJ political redistricting to the failed #NightmareonBlueHillAve "town hall" in Roxbury, there's a few positives we can take away from our urban cores when it comes to transit, housing, and everything in between. He's also writing another book on HP Lovecraft & his time in New York City. David explains why our historical figures & their records deserve scrutiny no matter the the era. Follow David! https://twitter.com/DavidJHudsonJC

New year, new election season, new milk. The bhoys discuss life during the holidays that seemed to be more about testing for COVID than presents, the new election cycles in respective attics/basements of Massachusetts & New Jersey, why a new City Council doesn't mean much until budget season, and more. Hobbies, hold on to them if you got them.