On this week's Mean Age Daydream, Brian looks at New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's idiotically failed economic ideas, and asks if New Yorkers are dumb enough to buy them. Also: Trump's rage-out against Israel, and Harvard's latest DEI scandal.

Each episode we'll dig through the top news stories in the disgusting, slimy political world and of course we'll make you laugh along the way. This week, we look at the latest in the Iran / Israel conflict, and ask whether Pres. Trump can be trusted when he announces a ceasefire and "End to the 12 Day War," after demonstrating he can be double-faced when dealing with those nations diplomatically.

Meet your heroes. Become friends with your heroes. Have your heroes on your podcast. Lou Perez with Scott Thompson and Paul Bellini of "The Kids in the Hall" and "Mouth Congress."

On this week's Mean Age Daydream, Brian examines Elon Musk hitting his breaking point, and calling Pres. Trump's Big Beautiful Bill an "Abomination." Also: Corporations massively pull back on "Pride" virtue signaling, and Ukraine (and NATO) brings us to the brink of nuclear war after the latest drone attacks on Russian bombers.

On this week's Mean Age Daydream, Brian asks whether Trump inviting Canada to be the 51st state is even a good thing, the Golden Dome, new Covid variants, and another progressive scam charity gets exposed.

On this week's Mean Age Daydream, Joe Biden's prostate cancer takes full stage - is it enough to push his dementia to the background? Also: "Sesame Street" gets 'saved' by Netflix, and a friend of the show gets cancelled over a cover of Kanye West's controversial new song.

I always have fun talking with my friend Larry Sharpe of The Sharpe Way. On this episode, I come to him for advice on how to get my child to put/keep his pants on and insights into how bad New York really is, who’s behind the migrant crisis and the homeless industrial complex, and just how much money can be made off of human suffering. While others are looking to be the next 600-pound influencer, “quiet quitting” or “showing their independence” (that’s when you get a job but choose not to show up on the first day of work), I’m pushing the Flashdance career path: Be a dancer but also be a welder—and always be a creator.