White Collar, Wrong Era, and Absolutely No Ice

About this episode

The episode discusses various absurdities including a white collar criminal case, Pentagon's religious recognition, Vanilla Ice's performance controversy, and a McDonald's ordering tip.

This week on Something Ain’t Right , we are holding onto our wigs because the nonsense is coming at us from every direction. We kick things off with Aurora Phelps — a woman who defrauded, drugged, kidnapped, and murdered multiple men… and somehow still got labeled a white collar criminal. Baby, if that’s white collar, then we need to check the laundry settings because something got mixed in. Then we slide over to the Pentagon, where they’ve trimmed their list of officially recognized religions down to 31 — and 22 of them are basically remix editions of Christianity. It’s giving “copy, paste, and pray.” Meanwhile, Vanilla Ice is out here acting shocked — shocked — that folks are side‑eyeing his scheduled performance at a Trump concert. Sir, read the room. Actually, read any room. And before we wrap, we’ve got a McDonald’s drive‑thru detail you need to know. Trust us, it will change how you order your fries forever — or at least make you rethink that late‑night McFlurry run. If you’re ready for the truth, the foolishness, and the fellowship, pull up a chair. Something ain’t right, and we’re gonna talk about it. Our Sponsors: * Check out Kensington Publishing…

People in this episode

Host: Frangela Duo

Topics covered

• crime
• religion
• entertainment
• fast food
• politics
• comedy

Keywords

• Aurora Phelps
• Pentagon
• Vanilla Ice
• McDonald's
• white collar crime
• religion
• Trump concert
• fast food tips

Sponsors

Kensington Publishing, Rosetta Stone

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Pentagon, McDonald's

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