The Last Show with David Cooper
FULL EPISODE: The Gay Hockey Fans Invade - January 20, 2026
21 Jan 2026
Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Unfiltered discussions.
Chapter 2: What makes the TV show Heated Rivalry so popular among fans?
Unexpected guests.
Chapter 3: How is the Partiful app changing the way we meet people?
No topic is off-limits.
Chapter 4: What are big tech companies doing to monitor employee productivity with AI?
From sex and relationships to the human condition.
Chapter 5: Why are ADHD diagnoses among mothers increasing after childbirth?
Personal anxieties and so much more.
Chapter 6: How are smart glasses evolving in the tech landscape?
The only talk show of its kind in the world.
Chapter 7: Can social media campaigns help prevent mass atrocities?
World This Is.
Chapter 8: What social costs come with taking photos at live events?
That is the last show. Pull up a stool. You'll learn something. But you might be stupider for it. Here's some of the topics we'll cover on tonight's show. Tired of dating apps? They're so bleak now. People are flirting through party invites. Yes, RSVPs. In 10 minutes time, we're talking about how one party invite app is turning into Tinder and asking, has modern dating really sunk this low?
After that, people can cheat at work with AI tools, especially when they're employed by big tech companies. And those companies don't like this idea. What are they doing in response? They're monitoring. They're making employees prove they did the work. Could this be the year of, if you did the work, you better prove it in the workplace? That is what we'll discuss halfway through the hour.
Those are some of the topics we'll hit tonight. There will be more for now. Let's dive in.
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What is gayer than hockey? Well, according to a new show, heated rivalry, nothing. And not only is this show so hot right now, unexpectedly hot, it is creating deeply enthusiastic fans that are taking over the internet. Let's talk about it here with Katie Natopoulos, a technology and culture correspondent at Business Insider, who's written on this show recently. Katie, welcome to the show.
Hi, thanks for having me.
So this show has become really popular, kind of out of nowhere. The actors in it aren't hugely famous. What do you think the explanation for that is?
Yeah, the show has become massively popular. Off the top of my head, I know that there's sort of all these stats of it's had a tremendous amount of watch time on HBO, which is the U.S. distributor or whatever. And it sort of came out of nowhere. It didn't have a lot of promotion behind it initially. The actors are unknown, so it doesn't really have any big stars in it.
The books had been around, so there was like a low-level sort of fan base of this going into it. Yeah. You know, I think partly it's sort of hit at a time, you know, over the holidays when a lot of people had some free time. And people just love this show. It's, you know, it's romantic. It's sexy. It's fun. It's a happy story.
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