The Pitre Podcast

In this episode, we dive into Timothée Chalamet’s controversial take that ballet and opera are becoming dying art forms. I break down his perspective, explore the cultural and statistical trends behind these claims, and share why—based on both personal bias and available data—I find myself agreeing with him.

The third installment of Story Time with Tre dives into some of my childhood memories as I reflect on moments and experiences from growing up.

In this episode, we’re dropping some real “Unc wisdom.” From navigating the healthcare system to surviving corporate America, we break down the uncomfortable truths nobody warns you about. Sometimes the systems meant to support you end up doing the opposite—and we’re sharing the lessons, experiences, and hard-earned knowledge that come with it.

In this cursed-fuel episode, we dive deep into the escalating conflict after the U.S. and Israel launched major strikes on Iran — including the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader and a wave of retaliatory attacks that have shaken the Middle East and the globe. We’ll explore what these actions mean for the possibility of World War III, how world leaders and populations are reacting, and why much of the American public is pushing back against further war. 

In this episode, I’m opening up about turning 30 and what this milestone really means to me. I take an honest look at my life so far — the wins, the setbacks, the growth, and the lessons — and ask myself some tough but necessary questions about who I am, where I’m headed, and whether I’m living in alignment with my purpose.

In this episode, we talk about President Donald Trump’s renewed push to acquire Greenland — why he’s interested in the island, how world leaders are reacting, and what this means for U.S. foreign policy and global politics. We also dive into the news that the UFC is planning an event on the White House lawn as part of a major celebration, discussing how and why this mixed-martial-arts spectacle is happening at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

In this episode, we break down Super Bowl LX—from the game itself to the commercials everyone’s talking about. But the real focus? Bad Bunny’s halftime show. I share my honest take on what worked, what felt off, and what I think was missing from the performance. We’ll talk staging, energy, expectations, and how the show could’ve been taken to the next level on the biggest stage in sports.

Sports betting is everywhere—but at what cost? In this episode, we break down how the normalization of gambling in American sports is affecting society, with a close look at its damaging impact on young men, their finances, mental health, and futures

In this episode, we examine the societal ramifications of OnlyFans and adult-based content in America, exploring how its normalization may negatively impact culture, values, and the younger generation.