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Welcome to the "Unfiltered" DJ Podcast.A place where teens can listen and feel not alone, you give me topics and I talk about them. We go through so much mentally and then we have our good and bad days ...and I'm here to be your relatable friend/brother and spill it allll...lol
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Teen-centered conversations connect football, creative work, friendship and racial injustice to the pressures shaping everyday life.
"Unfiltered" DJ lets teenage experience set both the questions and the scale. The host alternates between direct solo advice and guest conversations, moving from friendship and harmful peer pressure to football, faith, music-making, content creation and racial injustice.
Raiders versus Niners banter and hard questions about friendship: you can have both with DJ.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose, lived-in teen interview about music, pressure, and figuring out what comes next.
Misa settles into a conversation about music, teen pressure, and staying motivated while school and life compete for attention. The host keeps things loose and personal, which suits the material.
A sincere, loose conversation about football, family pressure, and growing up.
The episode follows football talk as it opens onto money pressure, a move from Riverside to Hesperia, and the harder seasons that shape how a teenager sees life.
A raw, personal conversation about race, policing, and persistence after a local assault.
A local assault turns into a wider conversation about race, policing, and the pressure that builds when something ugly happens close to home. Steve Johnson recounts the Palo Alto incident plainly, while the host keeps the focus personal and teen-facing instead of polished or…
A direct teen friendship episode about staying close to supportive people and avoiding bad advice.
The episode takes a direct look at teen friendship, loneliness, and the small choices that shape who feels safe to be around. DJ opens by making the show feel like a place for teens to hear themselves reflected back, then keeps returning to one plain question: what separates a…
Daily NFL talk with roster-builder instincts.
Draft talk with sharp teeth and loose wires.
Arsenal anxiety, jokes, and old scars.
Liverpool argued properly, from the ground.
Scottish football, straight down the phone line.
Sports talk at full sprint.
Monica Silva, 18-year-old founder of Audacity Cosmetics, tells host DJ she grew from a bedroom operation to a 500K-follower TikTok brand, with a 9-million-view video about funding her own college tuition.
The host discusses the pressures teenagers face, particularly in school and life, and offers relatable support and encouragement.
The host opens in his usual loud, unfiltered style and brings on Misa, the boy with over a hundred streams on all streaming platforms.
DJ opens with an unfiltered welcome.
The show opens with a familiar, loose greeting.
The host discusses the Black Lives Matter movement and racism, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own contributions to racism.
DJ opens with a big welcome and keeps it real for teens.
Unfiltered DJ interviews Feli Bo about building a YouTube channel, promoting videos through Snapchat, and developing an audience across Instagram and TikTok.
The host introduces his podcast as a safe space for teens, then conducts his first interview with a guest about his entrepreneurial journey.