Genetically Speaking with Zoya & Zee

TRADITIONAL BROWN PARENTS | GENETICALLY SPEAKING EP. 30

This week, Zoya and Zeeshan recap the week and kick things off with a classic Mom Quote of the Week after their mom delivers a brutally honest assessment: "you're not low maintenance hun." In What's Poppin, they break down Anthropic's confidential IPO filing, the latest moves from the Trump administration, Bill Pulte's unexpected rise into the national security conversation despite having no prior intelligence or national security experience, and the internet's obsession with Taylor Swift's latest record-breaking achievement. Zeeshan then dives into sports, covering the FIFA World Cup, the Monaco Grand Prix, NBA storylines, the possibility of a UFC event at the White House, and why politics keeps finding its way into the sports world. Later, the siblings tackle a classic question: are their parents actually traditional brown parents? They also debate an important sibling dilemma—if one of them were being held hostage, would the other still play music on the drive to the rescue? The episode wraps up with Hug Me Brotha, where they share the high point of their week. From AI billionaires to hostage-rescue playlists, no topic is too serious—or too ridiculous—for this week's episode.

this week was messy | Genetically Speaking Ep. 29

Before we could hit record, Zoya and Zee got into a fight that pushed back the release of the show. We break down what happened, how we got past it, and why you're getting the episode later than usual. We also recap our week, including the best events we attended, random adventures, new coffee shop discoveries, and everything worth talking about. Then we get into the biggest stories making headlines: • The movie Obsession • Trump's proposed Anti-Weaponization Fund and the debate surrounding its connection to January 6th • The latest rumors and developments surrounding a potential SpaceX IPO • Recent headlines involving Jaxson Dart and Abdul Carter • UFC 250 at the White House is approaching, and we break down the event, the hype surrounding it, and what we're expecting to see • Our thoughts on a Knicks vs. Spurs 2026 NBA Finals matchup • Reactions to the Champions League Final: PSG vs. Arsenal • The World Cup starts this month, and we're breaking down the storylines we're most excited for • The Enhanced Games and whether the results lived up to the hype after surprisingly few records were broken despite relaxed regulations A mix of sports, politics, culture, entertainment, and the usual chaos. Thanks for being patient with this week's delayed episode.

GOT STUCK TO MY STAIRCASE | GENETICALLY SPEAKING EP. 28

GOT STUCK TO MY STAIRCASE | GENETICALLY SPEAKING EP. 28

MOM’S CONSPIRACY THEORIES | GENETICALLY SPEAKING EP. 27

This episode we break down our wild weekend in San Diego — from the funniest moments to the stories that probably shouldn’t have happened 😂 We also get into: • NBA Playoff talk and early reactions 🏀 • MLB season vibes and what we’re looking forward to ⚾ • A hilarious game testing if Zee can pronounce makeup brands (it gets bad…) • And we wrap it up with one question: if we were going viral… what would it be? Chill episode, good laughs, and a little bit of everything. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more 🔥

ARTEMIS II I GENETICALLY SPEAKING EP. 26

From the desert lights of Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival to the edge of deep space 🚀🌌 — what a week. Justin Bieber and Sabrina Carpenter lit up Coachella with a performance nobody saw coming — pure energy, nostalgia, and a glimpse of what pop is becoming. Meanwhile, Artemis II has successfully completed its mission — pushing humans farther than we’ve gone in decades and marking a huge step forward for exploration. On the course, Rory McIlroy adds another chapter to his legacy, conquering The Masters Tournament once again with composure and brilliance. And in sports — it’s that time: 🏀 NBA playoffs tip off this week — where stars are made and legacies are defined. 🏆 Plus, Michigan Wolverines men's basketball take the crown in NCAA March Madness — madness delivered, as always. Music. Space. History. Competition. Different worlds — same feeling: we’re watching moments that last.