'Something's Off' with Alex DeWitt

Alex recalls his time rapping at a "hardware store".

Alex discusses the new lockdown regulations. He also discusses the weirdness of TikTok.

Alex discusses meeting friends in weird parking lots. He also touches upon his time working at McDonalds. He also remembers DMX, and talks Prince Phillips death as well.

Another lock down has been put in place. Alex discussed Easter weekend, his thoughts on Jordan Peterson, and parking lot meetups during the Covid era.

Alex is back on the cigarettes. He talk about how terrifying it is to be "too happy", as well as the importance of young men to break down doing physical labor.

Alex discusses the new Blockbuster documentary on Netflix, goofs around about Soviet history, as well as The Steve Wilkos Show and the return of To Catch a Predator.

Alex goofs around, talking about escaping the turmoil and heading to Greenland. He talks about the importance of growing listening to inappropriate humor.

Alex discusses his short hiatus, Dr. Seuss' cancellation, the one year anniversary of the pandemic, and the guys who used to come to school with guitars.

Alex talks Valentines Day, Trump's acquittal, the Super Bowl and Gina Carano's firing off 'The Mandalorian'.

Alex gets honest about how he needs to market himself better. It leads into a rant about how much better SoundCloud rappers are at promoting themselves.

Alex quickly runs through Marilyn Manson's controversy, the death of Christopher Plummer and the Super Bowl.

Alex dives in on his "tough" WW2-era grandparents, trying to open up about anxiety, the city of Toronto and a drunken boss he once had.

Alex covers cults, the new travel restrictions, Robinhood app and Gamestop, Kong vs. Godzilla, the riots in the Netherlands and more.

Alex admits he's never see a UFO. He launches into a talk about the differences about suburban and city kids.

Alex talks his aspiration as a filmmaker, opening the door for a rant about film buffs, selling out and therapy. He finishes with a tirade about different ethnic group and their respective approached to therapy.

Alex touches on everything from Inauguration Day, Post Malone, Jimmy Fallon, Drake and everyone's favorite... the Bernie meme.

Alex talks more about the lockdown, some other stuff and goes in on nightclubs.

Alex touches on new lockdown rules, the Night Stalker series on Netflix, Armie Hammer's controversy, and Trump's impeachment.

Alex talks about Bruce Willis' Covid-mask controversy. He also speaks about how we need celebrities to voice political opinions.

Alex discusses the conflict between edgy and woke comedy. He also mentions old his love Starcraft and his pending Covid test. He even discusses Trump's Twitter ban.

Alex talks Star Wars and Disney Plus, as well as his irritation with 'right' and 'left' politicizing movies. Especially the bad ones.

Alex airs out his frustrations with prolonged movie sequels, and urges Hollywood to let the great James Earl Jones retire.

Alex lists his grievances with his home town, as well as some of his "likes". He also explains why he's more of a self-proclaimed "New York guy". He also talks about Toronto news and how it's so depressing.

Alex touches on the new lockdown, ribs on conspiracy theorists and his journey quitting smoking.

Alex gives his take on Tom Cruise's recent on-set freak out. He also walks us through his Covid family Christmas plans and reflects on his past as the boss' kid.

Alex does a couple impressions including Leo DiCaprio and Jordan Peterson. He discusses his time as a rapper. He also talks about comedy movies now vs. 20 years ago.

Alex talks about a store he would go to as a boy to buy cigarettes. He goofs around about a new vaccine. He also briefly discusses Kid Cudi's new album and quitting Facebook.

The debut episode. I talk about discovering old music and going back to my hometown during quarantine.