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đź”– Episode Summary:
Ep.82 | This episode gets serious, gets real, and gets... a little weird. We open with a heavy but necessary conversation about the recent deaths in the U.S. Navy, highlighting the urgent need for mental health support within the military. Then, we switch gears to explore the ongoing stigma around seeking help and what real support can—and should—look like.
But don’t worry, we don’t stay serious too long. Next up: the now-infamous "Green Dildo Situation" that had WNBA fans and players alike doing double takes. What happened, how did it go viral, and why was it kinda... perfect?
Finally, we’re calling out Rotten Tomatoes for its wildly inaccurate ratings this year. Are the critics even watching the same movies as us? We break down some of the worst offenders and give you our YeahDat Certified Fresh picks.
⛴️ Segment 1: Losses in the Navy – A Silent Crisis
- Acknowledgment of the lives lost in the Navy this year
- The toll of silence: Mental health, isolation, and systemic challenges
- Why it's okay—and necessary—to ask for help
- Resources: Military & civilian mental health support options
Links:
- Military OneSource
- Veterans Crisis Line: 988 (Press 1)
🧠Segment 2: Therapy Is Not Weakness
- Breaking the stigma around therapy and mental wellness
- Host stories & guest perspectives
- How to find a therapist who gets it
- Therapy vs. “toughing it out”: Why one saves lives
🏀💚 Segment 3: The Green Dildo at the WNBA Game
- What actually happened on camera?
- Internet chaos, memes, and conspiracy theories
- WNBA players' reactions & how the league handled it
- The line between fan antics and security concerns
🍅 Segment 4: Rotten Tomatoes Has Lost the Plot
- 2025’s most inaccurate Rotten Tomatoes scores so far
- “Critics say mid, but the streets say fire”
🔚 Wrap-Up:
- Final thoughts: It’s okay to laugh, but it’s also okay to cry
- Reminder: Mental health check-in, even if things seem fine
- Follow us on [Instagram/TikTok] @YeahDatPodcast
- Leave a review and tell us what you think Rotten Tomatoes got way wrong this year
Background Music:
- "Pedalrider" - Blue Dot Sessions
Intro Music:
- "Dani California" - Red Hot Chili Peppers
- "Otherside" - Red Hot Chili Peppers
