2Biggs

This week on 2Biggs, Willie and Brandon are joined by Trill Withers, Zah, Ebony, Liz Gonzales, and the 20 Dollar Chef to address Barstool's latest controversy, Dave Portnoy's use of the N-word and his racist comments regarding Colin Kaepernick and his protest in 2016. "Can you make a racist comment and not be racist?" Willie Colon breaks down his one-on-one conversation with El Presidente and explains why he told WIllie that he will not apologize for his racist remarks in the past.

This week on 2Biggs, Willie and Brandon explain why Roger Goodell needs to publicly apologize to Colin Kaepernick. Then they give their takes on Candace Owens, the new black Bachelor, and the #AllLivesMatter people in their comments. “It is about time… that was a symbol that was very offensive to me and I was never comfortable around it.” Bill Lester joins us to talk about how the confederate flag always made him feel alienated as a black NASCAR driver. Lester, the first black driver to win a Grand-Am, also talks about why he’s so proud of Bubba Wallace’s 11th place finish in Martinsville and what his success means for the future of NASCAR.

This week on 2Biggs, Willie and Brandon mourn the murder of George Floyd and other black Americans who have died by the hands of systemic racism. "Why is it that anytime we need justice, we can't find it." - Michael Blake. Bronx native and former Obama White House aide joins the show to tell us how we separate prejudice from racism.

This week on the 2Biggs Podcast we resurrect a legend at Barstool Sports. Maurice Peebles, aka Mo, aka the Jackie Robinson of Barstool Sports, joins us to talk about the highs and lows of being Barstool’s first black employee. “The initial wave for me was like, alright, you either have to grow really thick skin or get another job. And I wanted to stick it out” (04:23). Mo talks about how difficult it was avoiding negativity in the old comment section (10:02), how to write the perfect blog at Barstool, and his first impressions of El Pres, KFC and Big Cat (13:50). Then Willie, Brandon, and Mo compare stories about the black people in their lives and how they see Barstool’s brand (25:14) and getting called the N-word in the comment section (29:44). Willie and Brandon are bringing back Mo’s creation, “Ask A Black Blogger” and they ask Mo what type of questions to expect from Stoolies (38:12). All that and more in an epic interview with the man who blazed the trail for other minorities at Barstool Sports. Laugh. Learn. Enjoy. Subscribe.

Pinky Cole, the owner of Slutty Vegan ATL, stops by the 2Biggs Podcast to talk about how her Hollywood Dreams helped her become a Plant-Based Slut! Before they talk to Pinky, Willie and Brandon face the fact that they're getting too big (04:13) and face the hard truth that a healthy diet is the key to losing weight (12:53). Willie talks through his obsession with french fries (17:22). Then the Slutty Vegan talks about how moving to LA changed her life (26:20), why growing up Rastafarian means growing up vegan (34:30), and being mistaken for Pinky the porn star (38:54). Then she basically calls pork is the devil (41:49) and why success is like mud (48:20). After the interview, Willie and Brandon reveal which meat they're giving up for the rest of May (51:50).

This week Willie and Brandon are joined by WWE Hall of Famer and former Heavyweight Champion Mark Henry. @TheMarkHenry tells us how he earned the title of World's Strongest Man in the middle of his 23-year pro wrestling career (06:52). We find out how Charles Barkley saved Michael Jordan from a "Mark Henry ass-whooping" at the 1992 Olympics (19:49) and how his Grandma was the reason he started wrestling (31:29). Mark Henry also talks about the responsibility that came with being the first black professional wrestler with a guaranteed contract (40:54). Then Mark talks about how being in MacGruber inspired him to take acting more seriously (57:45). After the interview, Brandon and Willie recap their time with the extra-large living legend (70:16).

This week Willie and Brandon have NBA World Champion and former Duke first-round pick, Dahntay Jones, on the show! This retired 13-year NBA vet defends his addiction to dunking in garbage time(10:00), how he became a crucial part of that one Championship team in Cleveland (20:28), and how LeBron and Ty Lue didn't panic down 3-1 to Kung Fu Draymond Green and the Warriors (29:40). Dahntay also talks about the pain of being drafted the same year Michael Jordan retires (33:47) and how Kobe changed his life as a competitor and a father (36:23). After the interview, Brandon and Willie chop it up about all the shit we didn't say (55:55).

03:15 - Introducing Ghost Brother Dalen Spratt