Episode 18

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Published on:

10th Feb 2026

Bad Bunny, Broken Medals & Valentine's Dating Rules

Super Bowl weekend collides with the start of the Winter Olympics, so the Tuesdays crew had a lot to discuss. Stacy, Sofia, and Tony G debate whether football is actually watchable, unpack a visually stunning halftime show, and agree that Super Bowl commercials may be the real main event. From gold medals to dating norms, the episode covers big cultural moments and some personal ones too.

This week’s highlights:

🏈 Why football feels unbearably slow (and why hockey doesn’t)

🎤 Thoughts on the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Bad Bunny

📺 The commercials that worked—and the ones that emotionally ambushed everyone

🎿 Lindsey Vonn’s Olympic crash and competing through injury

🥇 Breezy Johnson’s gold medal win (and how she immediately broke it)

💘 Is a first date on Valentine’s Day romantic … or just weird?

🧑‍🍳 Cooking anxiety, food poisoning fears, and why salmon is a risky choice

😬 Tony G’s legendary worst first date story (pizza, vomit, basketball, and regret)

Mentions:

  1. The Super Bowl Halftime Show
  2. The Winter Olympics
  3. Chipotle should be our sponsor but they aren't (yet)

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The Tuesdays Morning Show
Pop culture and nostalgia just for you
A weekly show where a group of hosts from different generations swap stories, opinions, and laughs about pop culture, entertainment, and what’s trending now, as well as everything we remember and love from way back when. From new releases to nostalgic throwbacks, these radio hosts turned friends bring smart conversation and a little morning-show mayhem to your podcast feed.