We return this week and Razi is fired up. We open discussion the disrespectful "birth year" input scroll for the emerging elders. Razi gives a surprisingly spoiler free review of House of the Dragon and She Hulk. Byron asks for forgiveness on his Halloween Kills rant last year. We are excited for the return of college football; and we debrief the Student Loan Forgiveness announced by President Biden. Ferg endorses Kevin Harts new movie on Netflix "Me Time" and we discuss DJ Khalid's relevance. We have questions from you all this week. We start by responding to a post that says "husbands provide, roommates pay bills" and discuss being married and splitting bills. As we follow up the household income discussion we talk about a teenager old that owns the house charging her parents rent once she turns 18. Ferg sneaks in a question and wants to know how do we teach our kids financial responsibility. Its a great discussion and fun episode as always. Enjoy!

Ferg is in rare form this week and we are here for it. We open with a recap of Buff's trip to Chicago and he isn't pressed to watch the House of Dragon. Razi needs a smedium costume for Halloween. He gives a review of Jamie Fox's new movie Day shift on Netflix and the new Predator movie "Prey." Ferg cried during the Till trailer and loved Top Gun Maverick. We jump into the questions and Razi asks whether Beyonce is the new MJ or who could stand up to MJ if anyone can. Buff brings up Chris Browns latest legal trouble when he was accused of rape but proved she was lying. He wants to know what should be the penalty for false accusations of rape or sexual assault. Ferg closes us out as we discuss what kind of effort should women be putting into dating and how important is offering to pay for dates. Another fun episode and we hope you enjoy.

We are back with and Razi nerd out on Sandman streaming on Netflix and then drops some financial tips around variable mortgages. And then he hips the brothers to the new toxic song by DVSN If I get caught. Buff has a lot to say. He brings up the Black Panther trailer, Rap Sh!t on HBO Max, Will Smiths apology, and regrets missing Serena Williams play since she is retiring. Ferg had a great wedding and appreciates everyone that participated in his vow renewals. Sky is too proper to pronounce M and M's and ferg found his new favorite sport: Air Guitar on ESPN 8 "The Ocho." Ferg starts off the questions and asks what white artists would be on our Mt Rushmore. We revisit a conversation we had last year where Razi asks is there a respectable way to cheat. Then we continue that episode as Buff asks if we should hold directors and producers to more diversity and positive images of black people. This brought back a lot of memories but was a great episode. Enjoy!

So the brothers are in Houston celebrating Fergs vow renewal and we invade the Gent Spot - a dope barber shop/bar in the city. We get to do a live show inside the barber shop and we jump right in. Razi asks the shop their best advise for budding relationships and marriages. Buff brings up a question that lights the shop on fire. He mentions Dave Chappelle pushing back on low income housing near his investments and asks would we want low income housing built across from our home. We get a question from Miles the barbers and he asks how do we know when to move from single to committed relationship to marriage. We enjoyed being together for this one and hope you enjoy the conversation.

We are joined by Kendrick (Woo) Wooten of Wooisms Podcast so hilarity ensues. Razi is not feeling the new resident evil and is going claving for the 2022 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc Grand conclave. Ferg is hating on the clavers.  Buff brings up Sesame Place and how it's a sun down town now. Ferg brings up the Sesame Street documentary on HBO and how it was created. Buff gets first question and wants the brothers views on Texas' new law on treating gender affirming treatments for minors as child abuse. Woo asks second question and asks what was a regret from college. Razi takes anchor and asks if you are in a heterosexual relationship is gay cheating (cheating with someone of the same sex) worse than traditional cheating. We close with thanking you all for the feedback on the mental health episode last week. Keep listening and tell a friend to listen. Enjoy.

July is minority mental heath month and the brothers are back this week with a banger. To our surprise we not only have no sense but we are apparently emotionally incompetent along with all men. We open by Byron slipping in an extra question (this is becoming a trend). He wants to know our reactions on Macie Gray's comment on trans women not being real women. Razi big ups Birmingham AL hosting the World Games and the new Dave Chapelle special on Netflix. We shout out Da Bruhs Bookshelf on their 4 part review of The Autobiography of Malcolm X.  Razi tries to tell the brothers about the new James Webb pictures of the galaxy and they blow the joke with their skepticism. Razi takes first question and asks is it okay for a father to walk away if they find out a young child isn't theirs. Ferg asked about women making posts that bash men and if black men have the same freedom of speech that women have. Buff asks if men's mental health taken seriously enough. We close with prayers for one of our friends that had a health scare and celebrating better representation in children's cartoons. Buff says Trump was right about Mexico paying for border security. Enjoy the show!

McDonalds is for the kids. We had to talk about the mother that refused to let her baby daddy feed his son. Before we jump into that question though we have to scream congrats to Erica Barrett as she opens another restaurant. Razi is rediscovering Stranger Things and is tired of the gun violence. Ferg is excited for The Woman King with Viola Davis. We continue with Fred Maxie as we discuss who was right in the viral video that shows a father trying to bring food to his son as the mother refuses since he didn't bring food for all her kids. Buff wants to know would the likes of Rick James survive in todays #metoo environment. We round out our discussions with Ferg asking do expect large companies to make statements on hot bed topics like Roe v. Wade. Another fun episode with a hint of sense. Enjoy!

Ferg is out mentoring the youth and setting a good example for everyone. He took the Houston Lamplighters on an HBCU tour. So we revisited a past episode and it is just as relevant today. Ferg calls buff the flexiest of the crew. Buff tries to deflect, but fails. We celebrate the end of racism because Juneteenth is a national holiday now; while states ban teaching about Juneteenth.  As we lean into the Juneteenth weekend Buff asks what is the black agenda and how do we get it implemented. Razi piggybacks on Buffs questions and asks, "Is Juneteenth becoming a holiday a big deal or not?" Ferg brings a more heartfelt question as he asks, "What words can make your heart grow and why don't we use them more?" It's a giant sized episode but we had a lot to talk about. Enjoy.

We are back and brought the question from last weeks episode with us. We open with Razi updating the brothers on Kim Kardashian ruining Marilyn Monroe's dress and explaining the Fed rate hikes and what it means. Buy Buy Buy!!! Buff wants to know is Agism the only ism that is acceptable and was it okay to question if the president is fit for office. Ferg thinks the train episode of This is Us is ingenious and he lets everyone know it. Buff wants to know as we move away from gender roles are there things that we prefer women to do rather than a man. We then finish the conversation of slut shaming from last week. Buff asks why should it be wrong to slut shame? Finally Razi has been watching too many adult videos. He wants to know if getting into a relationship with a step sibling is wrong then why is it acceptable for in-laws to get into a relationship. We close touting "Hustle," advising Deshawn Watson against massages, and we shout out the Houston Lamp Lighters. Please donate to this great cause.