Yooooo!!! The brothers are back and Trump is indicted. What more can you ask. Well, plenty. We discuss an actor that is part of a superhero franchise with some legal troubles...and it's not who you think it is. We sign the praises for Bel Air on Peacock. Razi brings up R Kelly and his victim getting his royalties and asks the brothers does that change their boycott views. We also discuss Ferg and Razi's default white actress Gwyneth Paltrow and her winning her countersuit. Razi gets first question and asks what is a hobby or something that we never got into but in hindsight wished we would have. Ferg wants to know how we balance our obligations and providing for others with taking care of ourselves. We close discussing the Congress trying to take back war authorization from the office of the president. Razi congratulates Monique on getting her Netflix special. We get a late question/discussion topic from Buff as we discuss the NCAA women's champs LSU and the attention women's basketball getting the attention they deserve. We laughed a lot on this episode and got a special appearance from Lil Evil himself. Enjoy!

That's right. Cigar Bae aka Samara Curtiss is back to give us an update and give everyone a glimpse into the life of a social media influencer. But before we jump into the conversation we have to discuss Jonathan Majors and his domestic violence case. We review Jacob and Companies new $20 million watch. Ferg brings up the Nashville school shooting with a trans twist this time, but that doesn't make it any easier to hear about. Samara brightens the conversation by updating us on her dating life and the what life is like after the initial buzz. She explains how supportive her family is and the workload of consistently creating content. We close on a somber note as Razi discusses the torture of an autistic child at a high school party resulting in him having to go to the hospital and almost die. Ferg has a word for those bullies out there that think "boys will be boys." We hope you enjoy the interview!

Razi has found the secret to staying rich according to Slim Thug. We report on the proud boys getting beat up at a drag show and Wyoming owning the liberals...and themselves. Buff asks the brothers would we break up with our ladies if they got a lap dance by Chris Brown. We make predictions on if Trump will get arrested or not. Ferg tries to discuss the upcoming movies before Razi so rudely interrupts. As we get into the questions Razi wants to dive deeper into the conversation from last week. He wants to know why or why don't the brothers agree with the statement "conservatism equals racism." Buff wants to discuss one of the posts from our social media page. The posts said can men be the prize. The conversation got really interesting. Ferg is in his feelings and wants to know do men still express their love like 90s R&B used to. That leads to us discussing how expressions of love have evolved. As we close Buff reminds everyone that martial law never happened and those military vehicles didn't roll into any city. Razi explains what the bank closures mean for everyone and shouts out New Road Community Development Group and raising $2.1 million in grants to develop and promote homeownership on the eastern shore. And dont forget to listen to some of our favorite podcasts like Da Bruhs Bookshelf, Wooisms, and Off Safety Podcast....after you listen to our show of course. Enjoy the conversations!

Happy Womens History Month. We mark the ladies safe from Ciara's dress as we talk through the fallout and just how inappropriate we would have been. Razi covers Diablo IV dropping and the talk around Swarm and "that" scene. All March Madness brackets are blown and Buff gives very few effs. Trumps getting indicted and the "patriots" are not having it. Ferg recaps the SZA concert and how it opened his eyes to the next generation's potential and the need for us to support them instead of holding them back to our reality. He also discusses his spring break trip to Dallas and how much meaning it had to him. Buff gets first question. He brings up Coach Prime's interview where he says he looks for two parents households when he scouts QBs and single parent homes for DBs. He wants to know do we agree with his statement and is it okay to say things that sound bad out loud even if they are true. Ferg wants to know would the world be better off if men took a step back and followed women's lead in the world. Razi sticks with saying things out loud and asks is being honest and breaking up toxic regardless of timing. We close announcing that we will be creating a fan tournament for the GOAT rappers. The ACAP is coming and Razi reminds everyone to prepare for it and support their kids. Ferg gives a shout out to some examples of black girl magic, the McCoys, and sends well wishes and thoughts to the Carter family. This is another fun episode for the books. Enjoy!

Mexico doesn't want you there anyway. We open with Razi telling the harrowing tale of Shaeed Woodard and Zindell Brown tragic deaths in Mexico. Our prayers go out to the family and we caution the knee jerk reaction of not visiting Mexico. Razi also reviews Marlon Wayans new standup "God Loves Me." He and Buff don't agree on whether it was funny or not. Buff calls out Ron Desantis on his limp flex on Disney and RIP to Biggie. Ferg brings up the rash of athletes facing charges and the hilarity of Cancel Court on YouTube. We roll into the questions and Razi takes first stab. He wants to know are pick-me-sha's a real thing and what makes a pickmesha? Ferg follows up and wants to now is dating different and what was the thing that caught our attention on our first dates with our spouses. Buff shifts gears and mentions that 43% think we will have a civil war within 10 years. He wants to know do the brothers think the US will enter into a civil war within the next 10 years and what could cause it. We close talking about volunteering and Buff tells the funniest National Geographic story ever. Shout out to Haley for making the USFL Birmingham Stallions cheer squad and we mourn the closing of Stix in Hoover, AL. Razi is not okay with that closing. Ferg gets last words and appreciates everyone checking in on him during a down time. This is a super fun episode as always. Enjoy!

We wanted to follow up from our discussion with the ladies and get some males perspectives on dating. So we are joined again by Rafeeq. aka Feek Funk, and Ferg's bigger little brother Deion Carter. Buff gives us a preview of Chris Rocks Netflix special, Ferg is excited about the history of the world part 2 coming out,  and Razi gives a spoiler free review of Creed III. We jump in and ask the guys to describe the current dating landscape and try to describe a traditional relationship. We get a very different perspective as Deion explains the dynamics in a same sex relationship and how most things aren't traditional in that relationship and publicly dating in the LBGTQ+ is still new in general. Razi brings up women wanting guys with a little edge and we discuss what that really means. We talk a little about ethical non monogamy and poly options in dating and how there are so many more accepted types of relationships. The conversation shifts to what high potential men are looking for in a significant other. We ask the guys what makes it hard to date them and the answers are interesting. This one is definitely fun and a must listen for the singles out there. Enjoy!!

We skipped last week to celebrate Mardi Gras so we are back with a packed episode. We open discussing Mardi Gras and the sneaker ball. Man we had a blast. We talk about Chris Brown clapping back on everyone that has something to say about his new song with Chloe Bailey with his DV history. Razi recaps the headlines over the last week. Lebron is the scoring leader, Louis Vuitton names Pharrell as their creative director, all the spring shows are starting up, and he reviews the new Ant Man show. Buff gets first question and asks should parents have a say in education and what is taught to our kids. Razi brings up the Tubi super bowl commercial and how someone broke up based on their partners reaction. He wants to know how the brothers would have handled the situation if their daughter wanted to break up with their significant other based his reaction. Ferg closes the show with a heartfelt question on how we fill the voids left by the loss of a loved one. We shout out Wooisms podcast and our crossover event with fluff and buff as Big Hess and Buff partner up. Razi shouts out the diversity in Hogwarts Legacy and Ferg is feeling the gameism because the PS4 version hasn't dropped yet. We ask for prayers for Ferg's family as they deal with a serious health scare in his extended family. This is a fun but truly enlightening episode. Enjoy!

Happy Birthday Buff!! We celebrate our brother this episode. Black Panther 2 is out on Disney Plus and we discuss Umar Johnsons comments towards Black Panther 2. We shout out Los Angeles' Mayor Karen Bass on her plan to combat homelessness. We review You People on Netflix and discuss the backlash on the movie. We get our picks in for the Super Bowl before Sophies banger of a joke. Ferg gets first question and wants the brothers to discuss asking kids WHAT they want to be when they grow up versus WHO they want to be when they grow up. Buff is ramping up for Valentines Day and asks what petty reasons do we have to stop dating someone. Razi sticks with the small things and wants to know what small thing our significant other does that really makes us love them. We close rescinding our kudos to Memphis law enforcement. Buff says stay out of folks pockets and we love the demand Beyonce' is creating on Black History Month. Finally FAMU, FAMU, FAM got d@mn U! See you all at the Mardi Gras and the Sneaker Ball sponsored by NspireU. 

Buff's gray hairs are taking over as we enter this year of increase. Razi gives us a review of the Chapelle/Rock comedy show and we discuss the potential fallout from the show. We discuss the Memphis police brutality incident and MPD's response. There are some some strong opinions on it. We jump into the questions and buff asks do we think black people with ever be truly equal. Razi asks do we have friends that we curse around more and why do we do that. Ferg wants to know are kids truly just experiencing what their parents have in the past or are their experiences truly new. Short description but great conversation this week. Enjoy!