The Pitre Podcast

In this episode, we’re reviewing Netflix’s new documentary Should I Marry a Murderer? We’ll break down my thoughts on the documentary, discuss the shocking moments that unfolded, and dive into everything that transpired throughout the story.

In this episode, we’re diving into a review of Marty Supreme, the latest film from A24. I’ll be sharing my thoughts on the movie, breaking down its strengths and weaknesses, and offering an honest critique of what works—and what doesn’t.

In this episode, we’re revisiting the issue of UFC fighter pay—yet again. It’s a topic I’ve discussed multiple times over the years, and unfortunately, little seems to have improved. We’ll break down how the UFC pay structure works, why it continues to draw criticism, and the recent controversy surrounding Ailin Perez reportedly being spotted doing DoorDash, raising more questions about how fighters are compensated.

In this episode, we dive into the growing obsession with physical appearance, including trends like clavicular-focused aesthetics and the broader “looksmaxxing” movement. We explore how the pressure to constantly improve one’s image can cross the line from self-care into harmful overfixation. The conversation also turns to the current state of streaming culture and its impact on younger audiences, examining how constant exposure to curated lives and online validation can shape self-worth in unhealthy ways.

In the third installment of the This Just In series, we’ll dive into the Offset shooting, along with my thoughts on hip hop, birthright citizenship, Ozempic, and Sharia law in the United States.

In this episode, we break down the growing national conversation around the possibility of the United States reinstating the military draft amid rising tensions with Iran. We explore recent policy changes, including updates to Selective Service registration—such as moves toward automatic enrollment—and what they actually mean for Americans today.

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.