This episode has been brought to you by Netflix. It's Ben here putting you up on the latest docs.

Netflix are releasing this month so that you're ahead of the game. Trust me, as a documentary addict,

I can tell you Netflix is the place for fascinating true stories. First up, from the 11th of June,

we have Titan, the Ocean Gate disaster. Now, you might remember Ocean Gates' Titan tourists submersible imploded in 2023 on this deep sea dive to the Titanic.

This documentary details how that bold vision ended in tragedy woven together with this investigation into the world of billionaire adventure tourism.

I remember when the news of this story first broke,

I couldn't stop thinking about the nightmarish element of it all.

Also on Netflix this month, we have Train Rec,

which is an eight-parter digging back into some of the strangest culture-shifting

and even shocking events that once dominated mainstream media.

We kick off 10th of June with an episode of the Astro World tragedy.

Start streaming today for more unmissable stories only on Netflix.

Campside Media.

From Sony Music Entertainment and Campside Media, this is infamous. I'm Natalie Robamed.

So I don't know if you've seen a picture of Mark Zuckerberg lately, but he's looking a little different.

In recent photos, he's got this boyish, long, curly hair. He's wearing a gold chain and these oversized, thick, cotton t-shirts, the expensive kind. The overall look is more relaxed, more youthful, cooler even. Like he's just another guy you might see on the internet, recording a vlog or posting workout tips or dropping a new

single, which Mark Zuckerberg actually did in November when he recorded an acoustic version of

Get Low.

Till sweat drops down my balls, till all these bitches crawl.

Oh, skit-skine motherfucker.

No, that's not AI. That's actually a real song that Zuckerberg released in honor of his wife, Priscilla Chan.

Apparently, Getlow was playing when the pair met at a college party some two decades ago.

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