THE PODCVST by MVTT BLVC

This episode of The PODCVST goes straight at power, contradiction, and the things polite people prefer not to say.Tyler starts with Karen Bass: a political figure whose story raises one of the most fascinating questions in Los Angeles politics. How do you go from revolutionary politics to City Hall? How do you go from the police watching you to the police shielding you? Tyler breaks down what that says about legitimacy, transformation, and why some people become more compelling the more they are criticized.From there, the episode pivots into a harder cultural conversation about masculinity, sex, and ambition. Tyler examines the claim that some straight-presenting men have crossed lines privately for money, industry access, or upward mobility, and what that reveals about desire, hypocrisy, image, and the silent arrangements behind public respectability.A blunt conversation on politics, secrecy, performance, and the price people are willing to pay for power.

This is a session about the usual stuff. Complants about skidrow, drugs, homeslessness, politics, social media, and being too tired to actually care. But the Session got done so...yeah.

In this session of THE PODCVST, I address a distinction that has become increasingly difficult for people to make in public discourse: the difference between Islam as a religion, Muslims as individuals, and extremism as a political, cultural, and ideological problem.This episode is not an attack on all Muslims. It is a direct rejection of the lazy thinking that treats an entire faith community as a monolith. At the same time, it is also a refusal to ignore radicalism, antisemitism, anti-Blackness, homophobia, and other forms of intolerance when they appear in any social or political space.The conversation is about honesty, sociology, culture, and the responsibility to criticize extremism without collapsing into blanket prejudice. In a society that claims to value freedom, pluralism, and moral consistency, that distinction still matters.

In this episode, I recount the night I lost my apartment during the hurricane in New Jersey. From the early morning pounding at the door as neighbors came knocking, to wading through flood water in the dark, this is a personal reflection on fear, confusion, displacement, and survival. What began as one devastating night became a chain of events that carried me from New Jersey to New York, and eventually to Los Angeles. This is a record of what happened, what it felt like, and what remained after everything changed.

In this episode of THE PODCVST, I move through three interconnected subjects: the Financial Identity Photo Protection Act (FIPP), the reality of Skid Row, and the question of mental health within unstable environments.I begin with a broader discussion of FIPP, the policy proposal and why identity, financial security, and institutional accountability deserve far more serious public attention.From there, I speak candidly about my experiences with Skid Row: the people, the community, the shelters, and the wider ecosystem that shapes daily life in the area. This is not a distant or abstract conversation. It is about what happens when policy failure, poverty, public neglect, and human vulnerability all exist in the same physical space.I then close on mental health, particularly how environment can affect the individual. The conditions people live in matter. The systems surrounding them matter. And when instability becomes normal, the psychological consequences are never incidental.This episode is a direct conversation about policy, place, and the human cost of both.

Homelessness is not a mystery. It is the predictable outcome of fragmented systems that do not speak to one another.In this episode of The PODCVST, I lay out a structured solution for California: No nonsense drug rehabilitation, workforce reintegration, and a work-to-expungement framework coordinated at the state level. Not charity. Not slogans. Policy with accountability.Built for California. Adaptable anywhere.

The January 6th rioters are coming...for politics.

Jan 8, 2026First rant of the year

From the gym to the waterfront, this session tracks personal momentum and political shifts — touching on SailGP in NYC and Portsmouth, the potential gubernatorial bid by Kamala Harris, and what it could mean if Karen Bass leaves L.A.’s mayoral seat up for grabs.

Jack Doohan’s quiet fall from Alpine raises questions about F1’s driver development. SailGP continues to deliver high-speed drama, but is anyone outside the water watching? In Gaza, a grotesque media moment unfolds as journalists eat in front of starving children. We wrap with a light dip into politics, measured, not militant.

Mickey 17 is the first Bong Joon-ho movie I’ve ever seen—and wow, what a way to start. Clones. Death. Space. Robert Pattinson. This sci-fi story throws you headfirst into a world where dying is just part of the job.In this episode of THE PODCVST, I share my raw reaction to the film, break down what makes it so trippy, and explore why Bong Joon-ho is such a big deal in the movie world.If you're new to his work like me, or just curious about what Mickey 17 is all about, this one's for you.🎧 Listen now.

We’re breaking down the biggest stories shaking up the political and social landscape:🔹 Trump’s Tariff Play – What’s the real impact of Trump’s proposed tariffs? Is this an economic power move or a straight-up disaster waiting to happen? 🔹 Corey Booker’s Marathon Speech – 25 hours on the Senate floor. What’s the message, and does it matter? 🔹 San Francisco’s Drug Crisis – The reality on the ground: solutions vs. performative politics. 🔹 LA’s Car Sharing Gamble – Can it actually work in a city built for cars? 🔹 Democrats vs. Democrats – Infighting is heating up. What’s behind the fractures in the party?Tune in for unfiltered takes, sharp analysis, and the kind of conversation you won’t get anywhere else.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.

In this episode, I dive deep into Netflix's latest limited series, Adolescence, and give you the unfiltered truth about why it didn't live up to the hype. While some may call it a powerful coming-of-age story, I break down the flaws that made it nearly impossible for me to finish, from cringe-worthy writing to questionable character development. If you're wondering if this series is worth your time, listen in for my honest take on it. Spoiler alert: you might be surprised.Join me as I dissect the series, offering insight into what went wrong and what could’ve made it a more compelling watch. If you're looking for a no-holds-barred review of Netflix’s Adolescence, this episode is for you.

🎙️ THE PODCVST – Episode 16: The Residence, Red Bull’s Dilemma & Team USA’s FaceplantIn this episode, we dive into:Shonda Rhimes’ The Residence – Another Netflix hit or a scripted whodunit misfire?Trump’s Signal App Blunder – When your top secret chat includes an Atlantic journalist… yikes.SailGP LA & SF – Team USA’s painful performance & what went wrong.Formula 1 Drama – Will Liam Lawson hold onto his Red Bull seat, or is Colapinto taking over?🏴‍☠️ No fluff, just straight-to-the-point takes.

Kicking things off with a little gym frustration, how a billing mistake threw off my workout flow and why missing a session messes with my head. Then, a quick update on editing my first book (it's a process), plus some thoughts on a new lens I’ve got my eye on for my photography setup. Finally, we shift gears into political commentary, breaking down what the 2028 Democratic and Republican primaries could look like and the chaos that might unfold.

In this session of THE PODCVST, I rewind the tape on my journey into television, video production, and the media industry. Then, it’s straight into politics, breaking down Trump’s Joint Address, from his dismissive stance on Ukraine to the turbulence in UK politics under Rishi Sunak. Plus, I unpack why the Democrats’ performative protest may have backfired and what BlackRock’s quiet takeover of the Panama Canal’s logistics and import/export operations means for global power plays.🔥 Unfiltered. Unapologetic. That’s how we do it.🎙️ Listen Now on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube | Amazon Music🔗 Follow & EngageSocial Media Website: https://mvttblvc.com TikTok: http://tiktok.com/@mvttblvc Instagram: http://instagram.com/mvttblvc | http://threads.net/@mvttblvc X: http://X.com/mvttblvc And on all other socials: @mvttblvc

This week on THE PODCVST, we’re diving deep into the flawed idea behind Jeff Nippard's “$10 vs $100 a Day” fitness challenge. 💥 We’ll break down why the $10/day fitness budget theory doesn’t work for everyone and why it's a bit of a stretch, especially for those who don’t have the luxury of high-end meal prep and gym memberships. But hey, I’ve managed to pull it off occasionally, so I’m sharing how you can make it work when it does! 💪🏽We’ll go over some realistic meal examples 🍲 on a budget, some unexpected fitness hacks, and how you can still crush it without breaking the bank. Plus, I’ll explain why your situation might just change the game for you and your goals. 🎧🔥Tune in, grab your headphones, and let’s tear down the myth of “$10 fitness” together. Let’s talk about what works, what doesn’t, and how you can navigate it all like a pro.

Welcome back to THE PODCVST, where we keep it unfiltered, intellectual, and just the right amount of reckless. In Session 11, we’re riding through a packed lineup. 🏛️ Vivek’s Governor Bid – From the presidential stage to the gubernatorial race—what’s the play, and does it even make sense?💰 The $5M "Gold Card" Citizenship – A proposed U.S. ultra-wealthy visa that could replace the EB-5 investor program. 🎭 SAG Awards Recap🏎️ Paul Walker’s Final Ride – Remembering that gut-wrenching last scene in Furious 7. The tech they used to finish the film, the impact of his loss, and why it still hits hard.Tap in, hit play, and let’s get into it.🎧 Listen on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | YouTube | Amazon Music📲 Follow for more: Instagram: @MVTTBLVC TikTok: @MVTTBLVC X: @MVTTBLVC Threads: @MVTTBLVC

SailGP’s Big Expansion, F1 Launches, & America vs. TrumpIn this episode of THE PODCVST, I dive into the latest action from the SailGP Sydney race, where Team Britain claimed victory in dramatic fashion. I also break down the rise of SailGP, growing from six to eight Grand Prix events, and what that means for the sport. Shifting gears, I get into the E1 Series, the future of electric boat racing, and the Formula One 75 event, unveiling the latest F1 car launches. And finally, we tackle one of the biggest conversations in the U.S.—America’s love-hate relationship with Donald Trump’s second term. What’s the political landscape looking like, and how is his leadership shaping the country?