Mario opens the show with the electric buzz swirling around the newly dropped NFL halftime-show teaser, breaking down what the vibes hint at and why the league is stirring the pot this early in the season. Miles steps into sports with a prediction bold enough to rattle the helmets on the shelf, calling for the Raiders to snag a Super Bowl before the Niners do. It’s confident, it’s chaotic, and it’s classic Miles. Mari reels us back to reality with a reminder many of us ignore: protect your skin. She gets into why sun-blocking habits matter even when the weather feels cool, cloudy, or “Sacramento mellow.”

A lively blend of hype, hot takes, and helpful habits. Tune in. 🎧🔥

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Episode 13 is a full Sacramento sampler with a side of sports tea. Mario kicks things off with a look toward the future, breaking down a proposed light rail project aimed at finally connecting Sacramento to West Sac and what that could mean for commuters and the region. He also gives credit where it’s due, noting how Sac PD’s contact and communication with the community has been getting noticeably better. Then the conversation takes a nostalgic turn as Mario reflects on those childhood Christmas gifts you never got and how that sticks with you longer than expected.

Mari follows up with some real holiday wins, celebrating the success of the Fortunate Feast, which served over 400 people and showed the power of community when it comes together. She also dives into a practical and thoughtful discussion on what appropriate gifts look like for kids at different ages, because not every toy fits every stage.

In sports, Miles brings the drama, unpacking the situation surrounding a former Michigan coach and the off field extracurricular activities that are making headlines. It’s another episode packed with local impact, personal stories, and a little controversy, all wrapped in the We Are Sacramento style.

Episode 12 – Santa’s Origins, Community in Crisis, and Leadership on the Court

In this episode of We Are Sacramento, Mario dives into the fascinating history of Christmas — from ancient winter traditions to how Santa Claus became the red-suited cultural icon we know today. Mari brings the conversation back to the community with a heartfelt discussion on the Fortunate Feast, the importance of togetherness during the holidays, and the tough reality of navigating active-shooter awareness and recent shootings happening far too close to the season of joy. Miles closes things out with a powerful segment on leadership — what it really means in sports, why it matters, and seriously… why can’t the Sacramento Kings get the right leaders in place?

A mix of history, real talk, and hometown honesty — this is an episode you don’t want to miss.