Best Regional Fast Food Chains | Macrodosing - Sept 8, 2026

Macrodosing: Arian Foster and PFT Commenter

In this episode of Macrodosing, Arian Foster and PFT Commenter tackle listener voicemails while diving into discussions about regional fast

Key takeaways

• The Lindsay Clancy trial mistrial has reignited debates about postpartum mental health, individual responsibility, and public sympathy versus legal accountability.

Main topics

• Lindsay Clancy trial and mistrial
• Postpartum mental health and public perception

Notable quotes

"She's guilty of murder. Like it's awesome and postpartum is a real thing and I'm not mad absolutely absolutely."

Conclusion

The episode closes with a lighthearted exchange about friendship and spontaneity

Transcript preview

Speaker 3 (0:00) Hey, MacroDosing listeners, you can find us every Tuesday and Thursday on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. Speaker 1 (0:08) Stella Blue Coffee is more than just great coffee. It's coffee with a purpose. Introducing We Brew to Rescue, a nationwide campaign using proceeds from our new ready-to-drink cans to help fund 1,000 pet adoptions this year. Every can you crack open helps a real pet find a real home. Simple as that. Made with 100 % Colombian coffee, each 11-ounce can delivers smooth, drinkable energy with a boost of protein. Available in Espresso Cafe Mocha and Espresso Sweet Cream. Built for mornings, long days, and everything in between. Drink Cell Blue, fuel your day, and help save a pet's life. You can follow our progress in real time throughout the campaign by watching the adoption tracker on our site. Grab yours now at StellaBlueCoffee.com, Amazon, and select retailers nationwide. Speaker 4 (1:02) Trust no one and accuse everyone. And who's the bad guy? The official Barstool Sports social deduction game from the brilliant mind of Nick Teraney. In what's quickly becoming the most popular new party game around, players are secretly assigned unique roles with the good guys trying to expose the bad guys and the bad guys doing everything they can to stay hidden. Each game unfolds under alternating day and night phases with roles like the cool chick, the shy guy, the gambler, El Presidente, the mentalist, the planner, the funny guy, and more. Every round is unpredictable, chaotic, and ridiculously fun. Who's the bad guy is great for parties, pregames, family gatherings, or groups who just love deception-based games. Game night will never be the same. Shop now on walmart.com. Hey, PFT, I'll be here watching college football. I know you love to talk about how much college football you watch, but you enjoy that vacation. The crazy thing Speaker 7 (1:51) is, Big T, they make... TVs in Michigan. I know. Speaker 4 (1:55) Listen, you enjoy your time. You're going to be at the beach grilling and have a wonderful time. I'll be here watching the tape. Speaker 6 (2:14) Tell me about Speaker 2 (2:14) the Speaker 3 (2:15) Michigan. Well, I got double house Bernie Sanders head. It's nice. I sold a book too. Oh, congrats. New York Times Speaker 2 (2:24) bestseller out. Number one. Yeah. Sick. And this is not to discredit your book. I'm not going to read it, but I'm sure it's amazing, right? But a lot of people say that they did New York Times number one bestseller. What does it mean to be a New York Times number one bestseller? So there's a lot of Speaker 7 (2:44) different lists that you can get on. There's fiction, nonfiction. Somehow our book got put on the how to self-help section, which is kind of crazy. But we sold. I think we sold 30,000 more books than anybody else on any list. That week. Speaker 6 (3:03) That's crazy. So it would have been... 30,000 books at all is fucking crazy. Speaker 7 (3:07) It's number one on any list, no matter what the category is going to be. Kind of crazy, Speaker 3 (3:14) yeah. Speaker 6 (3:15) Wow. Congrats. What a fan base y'all have, bro. Congrats, brother. Speaker 7 (3:19) Yeah, it's pretty cool. Kind of surreal. The first time I got introduced as a number one best-selling author was actually at Camp Barstool Speaker 3 (3:27) when we did a pre-show. for poor decisions where I didn't even say a single word. It was a 30-second show. And then Connor Griffin introduced me, and then he's like, and now we got to go? Thank you for tuning in. And that was the end of the show, which was a perfect place to experience that for the first time. What Speaker 1 (3:44) a Speaker 6 (3:44) company. I love that for you. Speaker 4 (3:47) Are you going to put that? Do you think that's going to be like where in your obituary is number one New York Times bestseller going to be? Are you going to be like Thomas Jefferson? You're like, I don't want that in there. I'm going Speaker 3 (3:57) to found a university. Yeah. And that will be number one. Yeah. Speaker 4 (4:02) What does his say? It says father of the Constitution, father or founder of the University of Virginia, Speaker 1 (4:10) and Speaker 4 (4:12) the Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom or something? Speaker 3 (4:15) Yeah, I think you might have gone three for three. Let's see. Thomas Jefferson. It's on the statute, right? Speaker 4 (4:23) I think it's his gravestone. They wanted to put president and all that. He said, I don't want that. Speaker 3 (4:29) Yeah. Kind of arrogant. Speaker 3 (4:33) Yeah. Three specific inscriptions that he Speaker 7 (4:37) chose himself. Author of the Declaration of American Independence of the Statue of Virginia for Religious Freedom and father of the University Speaker 3 (4:44) of Virginia. Speaker 4 (4:45) Father. Speaker 3 (4:46) It's pretty good things. Pretty good things to be known for, I'd say. Speaker 4 (4:50) Yeah. Declaration, not Constitution. Speaker 3 (4:52) Yeah. That was James Madison. That is the Constitution guy. Speaker 4 (4:57) Right. Shout out. Speaker 1 (4:59) On game day, get subs stacked high at Jersey Mike's like the number 13 original Italian loaded with meats, cheese, and toppings or the number 56 big kahuna cheesesteak with grilled steak, peppers, onions, and mushrooms topped with jalapenos and melty cheese. Get your sub fix on game day and order in store or the Jersey Mike's app. Speaker 3 (5:21) Yes. Shout out. You guys want to do some voicemails? Speaker 1 (5:24) Okay. Speaker 6 (5:25) So before we get to any voicemail, you weren't on the last pod, so I want to get your take because some new developments have happened with this Nancy Clancy stuff. Speaker 4 (5:37) Lindsay. Speaker 3 (5:38) Lindsay Clancy stuff. Nancy Clancy. Sounds like a kid's children's book. How to talk to your kids about mommy's mistake. That's probably Nancy Speaker 7 (5:50) Clancy. Speaker 2 (5:53) Where do you stand on this shit? Because I have had new developments. So it was deadlocked and there's one guy holding the line for no lock this bitch up. And 11 people are like, nah, she's innocent because she was crazy. And this is what stole me off. I have a family group chat that the women in my life love them to death. They're not defending her actions, but what they're doing is they're saying like you don't know what it's like to have postpartum She was reaching out for help yada yada yada yada yada I got it I'm just like I don't give a fuck about any of that shit and they like yeah cuz you have no empathy and blah blah blah going in on me and I'm just like What the fuck is going on? Cuz these are usually rational women that lean in the same political ideology as me. I I deem them as smart And they are throwing me right now, PFT, because I can't for the life of me understand. She has a million dollar GoFundMe campaign from supporters. And I'm like, what the fuck is that? I'm like. Speaker 2 (7:02) I'm done. So I want your take on this because maybe I'm fucking up. Speaker 7 (7:06) Well, I don't know as much, I think, as you guys do about the case. But from my understanding is, I don't know. I feel like it's very possible and probably likely that she bears an enormous amount of responsibility for what happened. She did that shit. And then also, you know, some of the facilities that she reached out to and didn't treat her adequately. They bear some responsibility, certainly not like a murder responsibility, but they need to have some accountability for their failures as well. But I think she's responsible for murder. Yeah. Speaker 4 (7:38) Guys, we have actually breaking news within the last 10 minutes. A mistrial has been declared in the Lindsay Clancy trial. Speaker 3 (7:47) Is that MS period or MISS? Right. The Speaker 2 (7:53) Mrs. Trial. Speaker 3 (7:54) Mistrial. Is Speaker 2 (7:55) there a Mr. Trial? Speaker 2 (7:58) yo okay so that means they're gonna have to run the whole shit back right yeah Speaker 4 (8:03) i mean theoretically the the state could choose not to retry it but they they have to yeah they have to it's too big right now they Speaker 7 (8:11) have to so yeah that's my understanding is that like people besides her also made some mistakes but i don't think that anybody made some mistakes to the point of uh of murder and she's She's she's guilty of murder like it's awesome and postpartum is a real thing and I'm not mad absolutely absolutely It's Speaker 1 (8:30) a Speaker 7 (8:30) very real thing Speaker 2 (8:31) that there was a woman. I was a relationship that had a child I feel like she went through some Postpartum and I I was like, you know Understanding I get it. I I understand I can't relate to the point of having postpartum because I can't have a baby right but I could relate to that what I can't relate to is choking eight-month-old Speaker 6 (8:52) What exercise, man? Can't relate to that. I think normal postpartum shit is like you get detached from family and maybe some love and you go off and try to find happiness and sleep with dudes Speaker 2 (9:05) or whatever. I don't know. That shit's normal. It's not normal, but it makes sense. You try to find some bit of like, but to strangle, ah, bro, you lost me. You lost. I have no empathy. What do you want me to do? That's my moral parameter. Killing babies. That's it. Speaker 3 (9:22) Yeah. So I don't, yeah, I think that they do have to retry her. I don't think they can just let her walk. Speaker 6 (9:31) Wow, though. I just wanted to get your opinion. What about the Dirk trial? Have you heard anything about that? I've not heard any. What's the latest update on Dirk? King Vaughn's baby mom testified that Dirk was not in the room when the murder fire plot. Speaker 6 (9:48) for a Murder, Fire, Heart, Plot discussion. So three dudes flipped on him saying, yeah, we killed the guy, but he told us to. And his defense is like, they knew Vaughn. One of them knew Vaughn just like I knew Vaughn. I didn't have nothing to do with it. They just trying to tell on me to get their times lessened because they got caught. And so it's tough. I think he did his shit, but it's Speaker 1 (10:12) a Speaker 6 (10:12) tough case because it's like you have to prove there's no money. There's no text message saying, give me the money for this. There's just like light, like maybe there was some flights booked. Maybe there's some this, maybe there's some that it's, it's all, it's all spotty. All Speaker 7 (10:29) right. Didn't, did any of them leave any clues? Like in, did Dirk ever leave any clues or shit in his songs, Speaker 3 (10:36) his Speaker 7 (10:36) lyrics? Speaker 6 (10:38) Well, that's, that's, that's what they do in Chicago drill. As we know, you know, that's that. Yeah. Um, But nothing like, we spent on Guadalajara, nothing like that, no. But it's just like, they always talk about getting back revenge, the shit that he do. Nothing specific to where Speaker 2 (10:57) it's like, aha. It's going to be tough. I think he did it, but as a juror, beyond reasonable doubt, I'm not sure that I see beyond Speaker 6 (11:07) reasonable doubt. Because there's one of the dudes that... Speaker 6 (11:15) That was one of the killers was the shooters that Got out of jail for murder and he's known to be like a liar Jack boy and all of this stuff So it's like if I'm just a juror and I don't know these cats and I don't know the history of all that shit. I'm just like The defense gonna be like you gonna believe a dude who tell told you he murdered somebody. Yeah was out of jail for murdering somebody He's don't go back to jail like that. That's just tough, Speaker 3 (11:42) right? That seems like more probable than not, actually. That's why he has a possibility of getting out of this, man. But Speaker 6 (11:49) we shall see. Real quick. Are you a fan of Dirk? Oh, yeah. He's fire. Like, you know, I separate the art from the artist. Yeah. Regardless of what I feel about you as a human, if you make some shit that I could bop to, I'll fuck with you. Like I said, Charles Manson, cold ass song, dog. Speaker 4 (12:06) Did you see Kanye in Chicago last night? Nah. Speaker 4 (12:11) What'd he do? He looked pretty sick. He had a concert at Soldier Field. But real quick on the mistrial for Lindsey Clancy, this will obviously be dated by Tuesday as we're recording on Friday, but the