After a semester long break, the Butter Boys are back to discuss everything from the Israeli occupation to Floridian Buccees!

After world shaking week, the Butter Boys respond to the biggest event of this year—the siege on the US capital by domestic terrorists. Then, they discuss the importance of BIPOC representation in media and the new richest person in the world. Send in Q&A requests for next episode!

After a semester hiatus, the Butter Boys are back with a recap on the major events that they missed and news from the first days of the year. 

First off, apologies for the audio issues in today's episode! The Butter Boys are working on a new service for audio recording. On our last episode before the season finale, we discuss AOC and Governor Mike Parson since both politicians were in the news all throughout this week. Also, we talk about the resurgence of pedophiles trying to co-opt the LGBTQ+ movement. Finally, the Butter Boys discuss parts of American History that aren't mentioned in school.

After a one week break, the Butter Boys are back with a top-notch episode about everything from Will Smith to Tik Tok! 

In today's short and buttery episode, the Butter Boys discuss the recent news of Kanye West's candidacy and our overall thoughts on the future of the American Presidency. Also, we look into our past occupations in the friendzone and ask the essential question: can one exist the friendzone?

On the sixteenth episode of the Butter Me UP! Podcast, the Butter Boys celebrate 400 listens with their special guest Madison M. "The Manny Will Not Be Televised" has been ringing through the ears of many young protesters recently, and we discuss what we think of Jeff Kinney's character being made into a symbol for ACAB and BLM. Also, as usual, we discuss television and anime: what we have been watching and what is going on in the news. Finally, we discuss Cottagecore and other aesthetics. 

On Episode Fifteen, the Butter Boys tackle questions asked by their listeners from Instagram. 

On this mid-week episode of the Butter Me UP! Podcast, we discuss business pandering to minority communities. It is an issue that targets LGBTQ+ individuals during Pride Month and minorities throughout the year. Also, we look at Will Smith's long and somewhat simple career. Finally, the Butter Boys talk about 13 Reasons Why, and its terrible writing in the fourth season.

Change is in the air! After almost two weeks of protests, change is on the horizon as the Minneapolis City Council announces it will move to disband the police force, and the Butter Boys share their thoughts on this. Also, Kanye West has had a significant MO change recently, which the Butter Boys discuss. Change comes to all, so we also mention some of the things we wish to bring to college as our move in date draws near. Finally, in this week's episode, we talk about how DC may overtake Marvel.