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FRESS FIT is our two-part interview series built on balance: because life isn’t just about the grind, it’s about enjoying the reward too. You gotta fit, and you gotta fress.

FRESS FIT is our two-part interview series built on balance: because life isn’t just about the grind, it’s about enjoying the reward too. You gotta fit, and you gotta fress.

  Intro Life moves fast — too fast to keep scrolling for the headlines you missed. That’s where What Did I Miss? comes in. In this week’s episode, Adam (co-founder of ONE BONE) and Jake (Head of Partnerships) break down two big stories in sports and pop culture: Bad Bunny taking the Super Bowl halftime stage and NHL legend Marc-André Fleury’s unforgettable send-off. They also dive into how they practice self-care, personal escapes, and (of course) their go-to ONE BONE fits. Bad Bunny to Headline the 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show The NFL has officially announced the Super Bowl halftime performer for 2026: Bad Bunny. Known for his genre-defying hits and high-energy performances, the global superstar is expected to turn the halftime show into a full-on house party. While many fans hoped for Taylor Swift to take the stage, it’s clear Bad Bunny’s selection is a bold move. Adam and Jake predict the performance will be unforgettable — high production value, massive guest appearances, and a celebration of culture. Marc-André Fleury’s Iconic Retirement Send-Off On the ice, another legend is making headlines. Marc-André Fleury, known as “The Flower,” received a one-day contract to retire with the Pittsburgh Penguins — the team where he built his legacy. In a heartfelt moment, Fleury suited up for 20 minutes in a preseason game wearing his classic yellow pads, receiving a thunderous ovation from fans. With multiple Stanley Cups and countless highlight-reel saves, Fleury leaves the game as one of hockey’s most beloved goaltenders. Personal Escapes: Gaming, Pedicures & Finding Balance Beyond sports headlines, Adam and Jake get candid about how they recharge. For Adam, it’s been rediscovering video games with his 5-year-old daughter — and even sneaking in solo Mario Kart sessions for some personal downtime. Jake shares how carving out guilt-free time for hobbies, self-care, and even the occasional mani-pedi can help busy professionals maintain balance. Their takeaway: whether you’re a parent, entrepreneur, or just navigating life’s chaos, you need an outlet that’s just for you. ONE BONE Fits of the Week True to form, the duo also highlight their fits: Jake: Military Green Everywear Pants, Stone-Wash Black Tee, Fleece Button-Up (“Basement Blanket” vibes) Adam: Jacquard Static Shorts, ONE BONE Boxer Briefs, and the Black Bullet Tee — the brand’s top recommendation for first-time customers. Their message? Confidence skyrockets when you own your fit. Your Turn: What’s Your Self-Care Escape? Adam and Jake close the episode by asking listeners: what’s your personal care ritual? Whether it’s gaming, mani-pedis, running, or reading, share your escape in the comments below. And if you’re curious about the outfits mentioned, you can shop them all right here at ONEBONE.com

Blocked field goals, blazing 330-pound linemen, and a Nickelback redemption arc? Yep, this week’s What Did I Miss? episode has it all—and then some. Big Men Moving Fast The guys kick off the episode with one of the wildest plays of the NFL week: Eagles’ Jordan Davis—all 6’6”, 336 lbs. of him—blocking a field goal, scooping it up, and taking it to the house. Not only did the play save the game, but he was reportedly clocked at nearly 19 mph. That’s not a typo. As one of the crew put it, “That’s the fastest 330-pound man I’ve ever seen.” It sparked a bigger conversation about athleticism, fandom, and what makes moments like this unforgettable. “If Usain Bolt ran through a school zone, he’d get a ticket. That’s how fast Jordan Davis was moving.”   AI Glasses, Tech Takes, and Meta Moves From gridiron to gadgetry, the conversation shifts to Meta and Ray-Ban’s new smart glasses. Think: taking calls, playing music, snapping pics, and now… seeing texts and GPS directions right in your lenses. Naturally, this sets off a spirited debate about whether we’re heading toward an AI overload or if this is just the next wave of efficiency and connection. One Bone’s own AP, a self-professed “non-glasses guy,” admits he’s torn: “I don’t even know how to feel about it, man. I’m at a loss for words.” But for Adam, who’s been testing earlier versions of the glasses, it’s a no-brainer: they’re a game changer.   Top 5 Movie Original Songs (And Yes, Nickelback Deserves Respect) Things take a nostalgic turn when the crew dives deep into original songs made for movies. From “Lose Yourself” by Eminem to Seal’s “Kiss From A Rose,” the team compiles their personal favorites and what should sit on the Mount Rushmore of movie music. One major point of contention? The love/hate for Nickelback—especially “Hero” from Spider-Man. While the band often gets roasted online, the guys make a strong case for showing some respect. “Why do people hate Nickelback? Because they’re so good.” The Realest Talk About Fatherhood (Or Choosing Not To Be One) This episode gets real—fast. What starts with a discussion about John Cena’s public comments on not wanting kids turns into a vulnerable, honest, and deeply personal conversation among the crew. They reflect on the realities of parenting, the pressures of societal expectations, and what it means to intentionally choose not to be a parent—or to wonder what could’ve been. Adam shares how becoming a dad changed him, both emotionally and mentally, while AP opens up about his past, the role he played in helping raise his younger brother, and his own internal debates about whether fatherhood is in his future. “Sometimes not being a parent is the best choice a parent can make.” – John Cena (via the pod) It’s one of the most heartfelt and honest moments in WDIM history, and a conversation a lot of men will relate to—but rarely hear out loud.   Don’t Hate Nickelback. Do Tune In. This week’s What Did I Miss? is equal parts hilarious, heartfelt, and just plain real. Whether you’re here for football talk, parenting truth bombs, or defending Canada’s most misunderstood band—you’ll walk away feeling seen, heard, and entertained. New episodes drop every week. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and own your fit—on and off the mic.

This week’s New Music Friday is all about raw energy and timeless grit. We’re spotlighting three of the best grunge tracks that shaped the sound of a generation—loud guitars, moody lyrics, and all the distortion you crave. Alongside those picks, we’ve added three new tracks that deserve a spot on your weekend rotation. To top it off, Jake jumped in with his staff pick of the week—rounding out a playlist that’s equal parts nostalgic and fresh.

This week, we’re breaking down three major stories you don’t want to sleep on: • Mario Turns 40 – Nintendo’s icon hits a milestone. Will they celebrate big, or leave fans hanging? • Crawford vs. Canelo – Terence “Bud” Crawford shocks the boxing world with a historic win over Canelo Álvarez. • 2025 Emmy Round-Up – The biggest wins, surprises, and history-making moments from TV’s biggest night. Tap in as we recap the highlights, share some hot takes, and let you know exactly what you missed.

This week on What Did I Miss? we’re breaking down everything you didn’t know you needed: WWE SummerSlam 2025 madness - best moments, worst takes, and what’s next The LA Lakers showed up deep at a Backstreet Boys concert, what’s really going on? The Jet2 Holidays girl finally performed her viral hit LIVE… and we have thoughts