Guilty Until Proven Innocent

Ranting on Life

Sometimes you just need to rant. In this episode, we let our thoughts run wild as we talk about the little annoyances, random observations, and everyday chaos that life throws our way. It’s part vent session, part therapy, and fully unfiltered, because apparently, we had a lot to say.

Help! We're Famous?

Help! We’re famous??? Our Lucy Letby episode unexpectedly BLEW UP, and now we’re spiraling (in the best way). Do we start screening calls? Do we hire security? Can we interview her???!!?? The delusion is stronggggggg. After processing our five seconds of fame, we (eventually) pivot to the movie Send Help, where we break down our thoughts, what worked, what didn’t, and of course, go on several completely unrelated tangents along the way. It’s a little fame spiral, a little movie review, and a lot of classic 3 Brain Cells chaos.

Your Yuck, My Yum

This episode was supposed to be about foods everyone else seems to hate… but that we proudly defend. And while we do get to a few controversial favorites, we somehow spend most of the time completely off topic (shocking, we know). Expect strong opinions, questionable taste buds, and at least five tangents that have absolutely nothing to do with food. Basically: come for the hot takes, stay for the chaos.

Guilty Until Proven Innocent

This week, we’re diving into Netflix’s new documentary about Lucy Letby, and let’s just say… we have thoughts. From the way the story was presented to the questionable creative choices (including AI-generated interview “people”???), we unpack what worked, what absolutely didn’t, and how it shaped the overall narrative. Was it informative? Was it responsible? Or was it just… odd? In true 3 Brain Cells fashion, we break it down, side-eye it, and maybe spiral a little along the way.

Reboots, Sequels, and Side-Eye

This week, we’re breaking down some of the biggest movies coming out this year—based purely on their trailers and vibes alone. From excitement to confusion to immediate side-eye, we share what we’re actually looking forward to, what feels overhyped, and what might be a surprise hit. As usual, we spiral into a few tangents along the way, because apparently that’s just part of the cinematic experience now.