What should Congress hide… and what should it reveal?
In this episode of Seasoned & Unfiltered, Steveo starts with a serious question:
Why did Congress vote against releasing sexual harassment and misconduct records tied to members of the House?
House Resolution 1100 was supposed to bring transparency and accountability. Instead, it quietly disappeared back into committee — with 357 members voting to keep those records sealed.
So the obvious question becomes:
Wouldn’t we want transparency?
From there, things get a little more… unfiltered.
In the “What Can You Take?” segment, Steveo dives into the debates that somehow start more arguments than politics:
Pineapple on pizza
Is a hot dog a sandwich?
Milk first or cereal first
Ketchup on steak (seriously… why?)
Taylor Swift and reality TV
Are kids today actually softer — or just different?
And finally, the episode wraps with another “Remember Back When” segment — a nostalgic look at growing up before smartphones, social media, and streaming.
Banana seat bicycles.
Rotary phones.
Saturday morning cartoons.
Blockbuster movie rentals.
Rubik’s Cubes.
Big hair and Aquanet.
Different times.
Different pace.
But maybe a few lessons worth remembering.
No scripts.
No talking points.
Just experience, opinions, and conversation — seasoned by life and served unfiltered.
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 – Should Congress Release the Files?
03:17 – Why Would Congress Vote Against Transparency?
09:19 – Privacy vs Accountability
Does protecting victims justify secrecy?
13:24 – Is Congress Protecting Itself?
14:13 – What Can You Take? The Pineapple Pizza Debate
15:22 – Is a Hot Dog Actually a Sandwich?
16:06 – Cereal First or Milk First?
17:20 – Ketchup on Steak (This Should Be Illegal)
18:49 – Taylor Swift: Overrated or Iconic?
20:29 – Reality TV: Entertainment or Trash?
21:34 – Are Kids Today Actually Softer?
25:26 – Is College Becoming a Scam?
29:50 – Remember Back When: Banana Seat Bicycles
31:55 – Rotary Phones and Fighting Over the Phone Line
33:55 – Saturday Morning Cartoons
37:34 – Arcades, Pac-Man, and the Rubik’s Cube
41:17 – VHS Tapes and Blockbuster Nights
43:00 – Big Hair and Aquanet
44:47 – Why the Past Feels Simpler