We Planned Our 2026 Mother's Day Special And It Will Be Our STRANGEST Yet | The Yak 4-16-26

The hosts outline a bizarre and potentially offensive Mother's Day special for 2026. The proposed segments include the male cast wearing fake breasts, 'breastfeeding' each other with various liquids, and changing adult diapers on a cast member. The goal is to create content that is 'so bad it's good' and 'etched in lore' due to its sheer weirdness.

Discussions from 28:52 to 32:27 detail the concepts of filling fake breasts, 'breastfeeding' each other, and changing Danny's diaper, with Kate being tasked to 'put us all down for naps.'

Barstool personality Mincy is under scrutiny for attempting to exploit a work trip to Vegas. He tried to expense personal items like multiple pairs of socks, underwear, and a blazer, and openly planned to attend a Fish concert instead of participating in the main content. Big Cat expresses frustration, contemplating canceling Mincy's trip to set a precedent against such behavior, but also acknowledges Mincy's ability to generate 'drama' and 'views.'

From 36:55, the hosts discuss Mincy's attempts to expense clothes and prioritize a Fish concert. Big Cat states, 'He's not going,' then later considers a 'Mincy button' to decide last-minute based on the spring break house vibe (57:09).

College volleyball player Jordan Lucas, known for his 'zesty' and flamboyant on-court celebrations, was interviewed after his clips went viral. He explains that his antics are a natural expression of emotion and a way to grow men's volleyball, which is often overshadowed by women's volleyball. Lucas also embraces his role in providing representation for young LGBTQ+ athletes and others who don't see themselves in mainstream sports.

Lucas discusses his viral clips and celebrations from 1:39:35. He explicitly states, 'if I can inspire young, you know, LGBTQ athletes and people that just don't even play volleyball... hopefully I'm able to give some of that representation to them' (1:46:10).

Dave Portnoy was invited to participate in Family Feud, leading to discussions about forming a Barstool team. Initial ideas included Dave, Rico, Jerry, and Mintz. The hosts then brainstormed a 'Yak family feud' tryout concept, where personalities like Chay, White Sox Dave, and Mincy would compete for spots on the team, with the winner earning a chance to go to the actual show. This highlights Barstool's strategy of turning internal competition into engaging content.

The discussion about Dave Portnoy's Family Feud invitation and potential Barstool team members, including tryouts, occurs from 1:16:08 to 1:26:01.

A running comedic segment revolves around Brandon Walker's unique collection of graphic T-shirts, which often feature 80s cartoon characters or country music legends. The hosts joke that his shirts are so expressive they negate the need for him to speak, conveying his personality and humor 'head to toe.'

The discussion about Brandon's shirts begins at 1:27:00, with comments like 'your shirts are funny... you don't have to say anything' and 'head to toe hilarity' (1:27:11-1:45:00).