In this episode of The Juice Box, hosts Britt and Val discuss a mermaid being bit by a giant fish, the growing trend of a four-day work week in the UK, political corruption, including a high-profile bribery case, and Meta's settlement with Donald Trump. The conversation shifts to pop culture, highlighting Cardi B's butt-crack piercing, Megan Fox's relationship struggles with MGK and Elon Musk's parenting. The episode wraps up with a discussion on Blake Lively's legal drama and various celebrity antics for attention.

PASS or YASS: Crazy Things Celebrities do for Attention

Music: "Sign of the Times ~ Chill Morning Deep House Mix" - Lilcay

On this week’s episode of The Juice Box, Sisters Britt and Val Douroux squeeze their mishap involving fireworks, "We almost lost TikTok!", the political landscape following Donald Trump's inauguration, Snoop Dogg's controversial performance at the inauguration, a tribute to David Lynch & more!

PASS OR YASS: Unlikable Celebrities

Takeaways

• Brittany and Valerie's weekend was eventful, involving fireworks mishaps.
• TikTok faced a temporary ban due to political tensions.
• The political landscape is shifting with Trump's inauguration.
• Snoop Dogg's performance at the inauguration received mixed reactions.
• Public perceptions of celebrities can be misleading and often petty.
• The importance of supporting artists and their contributions to culture.
• David Lynch's legacy in filmmaking is honored.
• The Juice Box hosts encourage listeners to engage with pop culture.
• Celebrity opinions can influence public sentiment and behavior.
• The conversation highlights the need for understanding and empathy in celebrity culture.

• Weekend Fireworks Gone Wrong
• TikTok's Uncertain Future

• "We almost lost TikTok."
• "I love David Lynch."
• "You get a yes!"

On this week’s episode of The Juice Box, Sisters Britt and Val Douroux squeeze the news on the California wildfires, the alarming insurance crisis affecting homeowners, and the personal stories of those impacted by natural disasters. The conversation highlights the importance of emergency preparedness and the shared experiences of individuals, including celebrities, during crises.

They also reflect on the legacy of Jimmy Carter, his contributions to peace and humanitarian efforts, and the political tensions observed at his funeral. The seating chart was LIT y’all!

In this episode, Brittany and Val explore the intricate dynamics of political interactions among leaders, the cultural significance of the Sundance Film Festival, and the history of musical performances at presidential inaugurations.

They engage in a fun segment called 'PASS or YASS,’ where they evaluate various artists who have performed at presidential inaugurations, while also discussing the impact of social media on celebrity culture and public perception. The conversation wraps up with reflections on the intersection of music, politics, and personal integrity.

PASS or YASS: Inauguration Artists

Music: “CHILL MORNING DEEP HOUSE MIX” - LILICAY

Takeaways

• California's wildfires are causing significant damage and insurance companies are pulling out.
• The insurance crisis in California is leading to a lack of coverage for many homeowners.
• Natural disasters affect everyone, including celebrities who lose their homes.
• Emergency preparedness is crucial; families should have plans in place.
• Jimmy Carter's legacy is one of peace, humanitarianism, and resilience.
• Political tensions were evident at Carter's funeral, showcasing the divide in American politics.
• The importance of community support during natural disasters cannot be overstated.
• Insurance policies often fail to protect individuals when they need it most.
• The conversation emphasizes the need for systemic change in the insurance industry.
• We all have the potential to make a positive impact, just like Jimmy Carter. Political interactions can resemble a soap opera.
• The Sundance Film Festival showcases diverse films and talent.
• Inauguration performances reflect cultural moments in history.
• Musical legends have played significant roles in presidential inaugurations.
• Social media influences how we perceive celebrities and their actions.
• The importance of authenticity in celebrity performances.
• Political events often feature unexpected musical guests.
• The impact of celebrity culture on public opinion.
• Engaging with pop culture can provide insights into political dynamics.
• Music can serve as a unifying force during political transitions.

Keywords

California wildfires, insurance crisis, emergency preparedness, Jimmy Carter, political landscape, natural disasters, celebrity news, insurance policies, political tensions, legacy, politics, pop culture, inauguration, Sundance Film Festival, celebrity, music, social media, entertainment

On this week’s episode of The Juice Box, Sisters Britt and Val Douroux squeeze the juice on New Year's news, Post Malone's generous act of tipping a single mother $20,000, Trudeau's resignation, Biden's environmental policies, the Golden Globes, Zendaya's rock, and the ethics of pet ownership, particularly concerning chimpanzees. They share humorous insights and personal opinions while engaging in a light-hearted conversation about pop culture and the significance of celebrating every day.

PASS or YASS: Celebrity Engagements

Music: “CHERIE” - Dwayne

Takeaways

• Post Malone's generosity can change lives.
• New Year's celebrations were overshadowed by tragic events.
• The importance of mental health support for veterans.
• Political changes can impact environmental policies.
• Celebrity news often reflects broader societal trends.
• Acts of kindness can inspire hope in difficult times.
• Environmental issues are critical for future generations.
• Pop culture events like the Golden Globes shape public discourse.
• The significance of traditional values in modern relationships.
• Consumerism around holidays can feel overwhelming. There's literally a day for everything.
• A calendar of random holidays could enlighten people.
• Celebrate every day, no matter how random.
• Celebrity engagements often spark mixed feelings.
• Not all celebrity relationships last, but some are hopeful.
• Demi Lovato's journey reflects personal growth and challenges.
• Chimpanzees should not be kept as pets; they belong in the wild.
• Pop culture relationships can be both entertaining and insightful.
• The ethics of animal ownership is a serious topic.
• Humor can be found in the quirks of everyday life.

• Keywords

  New Year, Post Malone, generosity, New Year's attacks, politics, environmental issues, Golden Globes, celebrity news, national holidays, celebrity engagements, pop culture, relationships, chimpanzees, ethics, entertainment

Happy New Year!!!

On this week's episode of The Juice Box, sisters Britt and Val Douroux reflect on the biggest events of 2024, covering major news headlines, cultural moments, political shifts, and social justice issues. They discuss the impact of natural disasters, healthcare controversies, and the significance of entertainment in shaping public discourse. As they look ahead to the New Year, they share thoughts on resolutions and celebrations, emphasizing the importance of community and connection.

PASS or YASS: Ways to Celebrate the New Year

Keywords

2024 review, pop culture, politics, healthcare, natural disasters, entertainment, social justice, New Year

Takeaways

• 2024 was filled with significant events and controversies.
• Taylor Swift's Eras Tour was a cultural phenomenon.
• Oppenheimer's success at the Oscars highlighted cinematic achievements.
• Political shifts in the US raised questions about democracy.
• Natural disasters had devastating impacts globally.
• Healthcare controversies sparked discussions on social justice.
• The importance of community in celebrating the New Year.
• Resolutions can be a positive way to set goals for the future.
• Cultural moments in music and sports shaped public sentiment.
• The Juice Box aims to keep listeners informed and engaged.

In our Season 3 finale, we’re taking this country back! Sisters Britt & Val Douroux squeeze the juice on Corporate Greed. “What Big Sugar Doesn’t Want Us to Know”. Robots. American Politicians Insider Trading. Donald Trump Rally chants “Send them back”. Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous featuring Lil’ Baby & more!

PASS or YASS: Sugary Snacks

Music: Good Old Days - Emapea

Post Malone, Raising Kanes, Wise Guy’s Comedy Club shows, Tiger Queen. “What are the 3 good reasons of slavery?” Facebook. Social Media. Mark Zuckerberg is a lil’ bitch.“Kids these days” Bone Thugs & Harmony & more!

PASS or YASS: Celebrity Collaborations

Music: “The Crossroads” - Bone Thugs n Harmony

Robots & The People Who Love Them. Silicon Valley psychos. FTC Chair Lina Khan. Taylor Swift officially endorses Kamala Harris. Bbinge watching The Secret life of Wives/being possessed by a demon & more!

PASS or YASS: Band Breakups

Music: Darius & Wayne Snow - EQUILIBRIUM