What to watch this weekend starts with Morgan Freeman narrating a visually stunning dinosaur documentary on Netflix called The Dinosaurs. Ryan O'Donnell has confirmed he would listen to Morgan Freeman narrate essentially anything, which is a reasonable position to hold, and this one is actually great.

The Murdochs is the other recommendation and it is a different kind of prehistoric creature entirely. A documentary about Rupert Murdoch's parenting, his tabloids, the illegal activities that shut some of them down, and the children he pitted against each other until they were negotiating payouts in the billions. One of them accepted 3.1 billion because 2 billion was not enough. The documentary explains how a family arrives at that sentence and it explains a great deal about Fox News in the process.

Born to Bowl on HBO rounds it out. There is a moment involving a yellow shirt, a crowd heckler, and a comeback that Ryan O'Donnell calls the greatest thing that has ever happened in professional sports.

Topics: what to watch this weekend Netflix, The Dinosaurs Netflix Morgan Freeman, The Murdochs documentary, Born to Bowl HBO, streaming recommendations

Originally aired on 2026-03-27

Money and relationships break down the same way every time: two people who never had the conversation discover they are not on the same page and by then it has been years. Dr. Laurie Betito says talking about money carries the same taboo as talking about sex and most couples treat it the same way, by avoiding it until they cannot.

The Boat He Bought Without Asking

A man bought a boat. Did not mention it. His wife is a conservative spender. He is impulsive. That one purchase forced the first real financial conversation they had ever had. Dr. Laurie Betito says money is a proxy for identity, security, and power, and when one partner controls the finances down to the coffee on the way to work, that is not frugality. That is financial abuse. Death by a thousand cuts is a real thing and it usually starts with something that costs a dollar twenty-five.

What to Say Before the Legally Binding Part

For couples about to get married, Dr. Laurie Betito has one word: curiosity. How did your family handle money? Are you a saver or a spender? What do we do with the wedding gift money? These questions feel small. The ones that go unasked become the source of the resentment that ends long-term relationships years later.

Topics: money and relationships, financial compatibility couples, financial control abuse, talking about money before marriage, death by a thousand cuts resentment

GUEST: Dr. Laurie Betito | drlaurie.com

Originally aired on 2026-03-26

AI agents on your computer are already here and the checkbox most people ignore is the one that decides whether it touches one folder or everything you own. Mohit Rajhans has been watching this from the inside and his concern is not that the technology is bad. It is that the safety infrastructure around it is nowhere close to ready.

What does it mean that there is no customer service to call when an agent deletes something it should not have touched? No undo. No archive. No escalation path. That is the version of this technology that is currently being shipped to people who are still clicking OK and moving past the terms of service. A website got rewritten because an agent decided it could improve it. The old version was gone.

The human in the loop is the last line of defence. Mohit Rajhans says the hype cycle is running faster than the guardrails, and that gap is not theoretical anymore.

Topics: AI agents on your computer, AI safety guardrails, agentic AI hype, AI file risks, human in the loop AI

GUEST: Mohit Rajhans | http://thinkstart.ca

Originally aired on 2026-03-27