It Doesn’t Matter

In this episode of It Doesn't Matter, Othello is joined by guests Angel Morales and Doug Tetrault, as his usual co-host, Blue Shorts, is out on paternity leave. The trio dives into some wild stories, starting with a jaw-dropping tale about a former co-worker’s antics at a going-away party—where things got way more personal than anyone expected. From there, the conversation takes a serious turn as they discuss the shocking situation of a Black woman stuck in Pakistan, refusing to leave without her husband or 100,000 dollars

Lyft is getting crushed under the full weight of the law after one of its drivers takes a stand. And an unsuspecting new internet hero emerges for the Goon Generation.

Shorts opens with his plans for the NFC Championship Game. IDM unofficially debuts a new review segment – let us know if it's worth keeping around and we'll wrap some window dressing around the next installment!

Othman has a beef with a friend who's stuck in the past. IDM reviews Mark Zuckerberg's cool guy turn and Mel Gibson's appearance on Rogan.

IDM warms up with some catchy new earworms. Shorts discovers how funny the Shawn Ryan Show is. O is fascinated by a new sect of the Muslim population. We'll add this to YouTube later but early access goes to The DAWGZ.

IDM opens with a quick Vagina Hotline call then shifts gears into stage diving fails, including a horrific one from the new lead singer of a very popular 90s band. Please visit our Reddit and review it (saying it's safe) if a prompt comes up on the app: https://www.reddit.com/r/itdoesntmatterpodcast/

IDM offers a double shot of the BBB, taking down Aliens & Drones followed by a nightcap of Kurt Cobain conspiracies. Has Shorts finally become a believer?

Shorts & Othello open up the Vagina Hotline for the first time in many months and iron out the details on their next staple bit: The IDM Olympdics. O wants to know if this rap sampling Cyndi Lauper is catchy.

IDM breaks down the terribly phony junket interviews coming out promoting the new 'Wicked' movie, one of which features an old friend of the show.

Longtime Redskins-fan tormentor Mike Wise has left Twitter. IDM dedicates an entire episode to rejoicing and regaling its DC-based audience with stories of the most miserable scumbag they've ever worked with.