Quincy makes his explosive return, lighting up Yona while we take wild detours through Mexico and Japan. Expect chaos, culture, and comedy.

In this wildly unhinged episode of Crazed Convos, talk about our favorite comedians, but things go south fast when Dino spirals into politics and his fear of being deported (don’t worry, he packed snacks). Are we all doomed? Probably. But at least we end it with some solid movie and show recommendations so you can binge while the world burns. Laughter is mandatory, hope is optional

From Diapers to Desmadre

The oldest siblings speak out! Dino and Pavo reflect on being the family guinea pigs, the downfall of innocence in the internet era, clueless Gen Z moments, cartel talk, and why Spanish covers of English songs just hit different.

This episode goes wild—from imagining the most annoying animal if it could talk (spoiler: cats might be petty), to why hanging out is a luxury when you're older. Pavo preaches the disc golf gospel, we explore the seductive aura of gray sweatpants, and then things get heated with an unapologetic Boruto hate rant. Sorry, not sorry.

Crazed Convos gets eerie and outrageous—first with shocking birth records, then Dino’s creepy stories that Pavo refuses to believe. They wrap it up dreaming (and arguing) about what they’d do if they hit the lottery. Oh—and did we mention someone once gave birth at 5 years old?

We start with a moment of silence for Paquita la del Barrio... that turns into an awkward eternity. Then the universe exposes Pavo for double-timing?, Dino dives into horror books and adult films, and we wrap it all up with a heated debate about prostate exams—Dino thinks they should be weekly. Send help.

Is Dino really straight? The evidence is... questionable. It starts with a love song and ends with questioning everything. We dissect Carin Leon's Compas, debate Dino's straightness (again), relive McDonald's trauma, and expose a historically bad lover-king. This one’s got everything. Allegations, arches, and ancient awkwardness.

In this whirlwind of an episode, we spiral into burnout, question our beliefs, and rant about the state of politics—all before lunch. Dino tries to convert Pavo mid-recording, everyone's overworked and underpaid, and it genuinely feels like we're in the final season of a show that lost its writers. Buckle up.