3 Brothers No Sense

In this episode, the brothers open discussing the passing of Akira Toriyama, the creator of Dragonball, the return of Jeff Bezos as the richest man in the world, the importance of journalism and the decline of trust in news, the potential ban of TikTok, and a review of President Biden's State of the Union address. They also discuss the response by Senator Katie Britt and the divisiveness in American politics. The questions explores the topic of forgiveness and being triggered by certain things as we discuss a story of a young woman whose mother left her and her family when she was 13 years old. The woman is now struggling with whether or not to forgive her mother, as her family is welcoming her back with open arms. We emphasize the importance of healing and taking the time to process one's emotions before forgiving and also the role of the father in the situation. That leads to a discussion on the need for better communication within families. We go on to discuss when should we invite kids into grown folks conversations. We close touching on the leadership of Mitch McConnell, the dangers of misinformation on TikTok, and the surprising benefits of Viagra for brain functionality. We conclude with a celebration of International Women's Day. Enjoy!

Happy Women's Month. We open discussing DEI and the way around the attacks on DEI. Buff points out that Shannon Sharpe doesn't only invite messy folks and gives a show recommendation for "From." Razi mourns Eric Mays ad endorses Palworld. Ferg is excited for Iwaju: A Day Ahead and tells a story of tax returns. We get into the questions and Razi wants the brothers reactions to Alabama bill SB 129 and the other anti DEI bills coming out of states. Ferg follows up and wants to know what shows defined the generations. We close reminding everyone that there is still work to do to combat anti gay sentiments, don't forget to vote, and watch out for fast food price gouging. This was a great conversation. Enjoy!

We reminisce on Mardi Gras and celebrate Queen Bey hitting #1 on the country music charts. We rank Usher's super bowl performance. Buff recaps a tale that hits home with him and gives a plug for the movie Waves. We give our thoughts on Mea Culpa, Book of Clarence, and American Fiction. Ferg gives a couple news recaps that will make your jaw drop. We get back to the Wooisms interview and we flip the script and they interview us. We close talking about Katt Williams Dark Matter Tour, Damon Dash being the king of petty, and DC's incarceration reduction act. We apologize to Mr Cheeks and shake our head at Alabama Republicans and their IVF facepalm. And finally we give Fox News some props. This one is a wild one. Enjoy.

The brothers are back for part 1 of a 2 part episode and we brought guests. We are joined by Kendrick "woo" Wooten and Sean "Big Hess" Hesley of the Wooisms Podcast. We open with Buff calling out Mobile for not keeping the nostalgia spots for us. We discuss starting out a podcast and what keeps us podcasting. Razi slips in a question of whether we have an on air personality or just be ourselves. We talk about some of our favorite highlights and woo keeps calling us old. We close with a woo-sah moment and getting some things off our chest. It's a wild ride with the Wooisms crew. Enjoy!

We're back with another fun one. We open discussing the Marvels hitting Disney+ and the upcoming 13 Ghosts series. We break down the Greatest Night in Pop an Franklins upcoming Peanuts special. DC is bringing back stop and frisk among other tough on crime initiatives. Ferg gives a review on Mr and Mrs Smith on Prime Video. We get into the questions and Razi wants to know would we move back to a small city and would our kids enjoy it. Buff gives us 3 examples of women in DC getting a $10,000 windfall and we critique how they used their money. We close shouting out the Hoover GEMS program, trying to figure out how Joe Biden is doing so poorly in the polls, and screaming Happy Birthday to Buff!!! Enjoy.

The Brothers open discussing a school shooting at our alma mater. They shout out their classmate Ashima Franklin. They discuss the divorce fiasco involving Tyreek Hill and their beef with Nicki Minaj and The Breakfast Club. Razi brings up the casting of John David Washington as Kang the Conqueror. They jump into the questions and Buff asks what three things denote success. Razi wants to know should guys be wiping after they pee. Ferg asks is there a thing as perfection and why are relationships the only time perfection is expected. We close getting ready for the sneaker ball, Razi drops a pearl of wisdom and Buff reminds everyone to be like Elmo.

The brothers open discussing ticket prices for the Ravens game. Buff recommends a documentary on Bayard Rustin and Razi is loving the series Griselda. Ferg plugs Lawman Bass Reeves and reviews Aquaman 2. We jump into the questions and Razi wants to know the impact of attraction to your spouse on if you will cheat. Ferg follows up with a question of whether a spouse can or should be a person's best friend. The conversation concludes with a discussion on political interference in immigration and the decision of Governor DeSantis to drop out of the presidential race. Razi warns of following trends like the Stanley Cup craze. Don't forget about Sneakerball and Mardi Gras is coming! Ferg shares a story of TJs first basketball game and his continuing beef with school buses. Have fun listening!

We are back and Razi didn't know who Matlock was and reviews Echo on Disney+. His review leads to a breakdown of the latest Marvel phases. We discuss the NFL streaming games and the potential fallout of the Peacock success. Trump's primary win and no one is surprised. We jump into the questions and Buff wants to know what was one of our hottest takes over the years. And there are some hot ones. Razi explains cuffing season and wants to know if Valentine's Day is actually important to guys. As we close buff revisits Trump's absolute immunity argument and we can't believe politicians can't answer the question, "was America racist." We close with a little bit of a disagreement around how to respond if we disagree with a school test answer. Lots of hot takes and disagreements this episode. Enjoy!

Happy New Year! And we come out swinging like Katt Williams. We post up like Skinny (Fat) Joe. Razi's yard is moist and he's not too happy about it. Birmingham isn't just the 205 anymore. We talk Tetris mastership and Ja Rule. Buff reminds everyone to take social media breaks if you need them. We have to discuss Simone Biles and her husband being the prize as well as Claudine Gray resigning from the president of Harvard. Ferg asks about our holidays and we had some fun times. Razi asks what are some things we are excited for this coming year. Buff asks can you ever be fully healed or is healing the journey? We close discussing Katt Williams' interview on Club Shay Shay. It's a fun first episode to kick off the year. Enjoy!