We open with thoughts and prayers to the Sacramento School shooting victims and discussing how America doesn't care. We give a review on Marvel's Moonnight, are excited about the new Harry Potter movie and shout out to UNC advancing to the National Championship. We celebrate the return of Sophie and an actual good joke. We start the questions discussing the Will Smith slap and the response from society. Razi follows up with the question, "Is Wil Smith the GOAT of black actors?" Buff asks a question from our followers as we discuss Lia Thomas and trans athletes participating in their transitioned gender sports. We are so happy to be back in the studio and love what we do. Enjoy!

We return from a two week break as we celebrate the McCoy nuptials and mourn the loss of Ferg's father and grandmother. We came back swinging on Ceasers Palace. We jump into questions and Byron gets first question. He mentions the political theatre and bufoonery of Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court hearings and asks what past verdict has hit us the hardest. Razi talks relationships and ask does she have to be wifey before she becomes wifey. Does she have to do wife things before you propose? Ferg is reflective after the passing of his father and wants to know what life lessons we got from our dads and what life lessons do we want to impart to our kids. We close with a review of the New Edition Culture Tour with Jodeci and Charlie Wilson. We are so happy to be back in the barber shop. Enjoy!

As we mourn the passing of Ferg's grandmother we reflect on one of our favorite episodes. We jump into the questions and Ferg wants to hear the Brothers thoughts on the Olympics banning political statements and specifically black lives matter. He follows up asking if we were in the athletes positions what would we do? Razi keeps it simple. He asks, "is there a respectable way to cheat?" Buff rounds out the discussion talking about the P&G commercial "widen the screen." He wants to know should we hold our black directors accountable for some of the stereotypes about black people. We close out congratulating our great friends Mike and Alexis on their engagement as we prepare for their Wedding this week. And as always thank you all for the support!

We open discussing Kanye West's recent shenanigans and the latest episode of Jeen-yuhs. Razi gives a great review of Elden Ring and shouts out the parent teacher organizations renaming daddy/daughter and mother/son dances. We jump into the questions and Buff asks can we stay friends with someone another friend has problems with? Razi wants to know why men cheat. Finally we break down Ukraine, the fallout and our predictions for the future of the area. We close discussing the white privilege of the worst neighbors ever on Netflix, the 2 year anniversary of the world losing Jennica Kimberly, and we mourn the loss of Ferg's Grandmother Pinky Carter. 

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We come out of the gate with hot takes and keep it up the entire show. Dr Dre's half time show was top five. We break down the other top halftime shows. While we are on the NFL we discuss Brian Flores landing an assistant coach position while he is suing the league. We dig deep into the Fresh Prince of Bel Air reboot "Bel Air." We continue the discussion as we get into the questions. Razi wants to know what other 90's sitcoms needs a reboot and we talk about how the reboot can look. We have a million dollar idea so don't steal it. Buff follows up asking whether we really care about likes on social media and should they be removed? That leads us to Ferg's question. He wants to discuss one of our Facebook posts that asked, "If men will smash anything, then why do women keep getting surgeries?" We close with with recognizing the Kim Potter sentencing, calling out the democrats and their supporters, and a moment of silence as we mourn the loss of Gayle McCoy. Enjoy!

We open with Ferg hating on Raising Dion and Razi singing praises for Reacher on Amazon Prime Video. Buff brings up Adele's potential cancelling and a scene from this weeks This is Us really hit home for him. We discuss Joe Rogan and how he's not going to get cancelled no matter what he does. Sophie returns to deliver a great joke. Buff gets first question and asks when are we okay with our kids quitting or do we make them finish what they started. Razi brings up Talib Kwali and his opinion of ghostwriters. He asks whether the brothers fell someone can be on the top rapper list and use ghostwriters. Finally, we discuss the NFL's newest black coach Mike McDaniel and how some are questioning his blackness. We close discussing the "don't say gay bill," the wounded warrior program, and Da Baby jumping DaniLeigh's brother. It's another great show. Tune in!

That's right. We got a chance to sit down and talk to Cigar Bae, Samara Curtiss. Samara set the internet on fire with her viral TikTok where she offered first date advice of giving a small gift to your male date. Before we jump into the interview Buff wants to talk about Brian Flores and his lawsuit against the NFL and the rising beef with Minnie Mouse's pantsuit. Razi talks about the week of one uppance with Joe Biden killing not one, but two ISIS leaders. We talk about Sony's response to Microsoft and them buying Bungee. Ferg brings up Whoopi Goldberg being suspended for her comments on The View. Razi tries to redeem himself for last weeks horrible joke. Let us know what you think of this week's joke. Samara gives us all the tea about the date, the aftermath, and her plans for her future content. As we stay in the spirit of dating Razi asks a question about friendzones and pretend male friends. We discuss @kay_dupree13's post "Men talk about the friend zone a lot but something that doesn't get talked about is the pain you feel as a woman when you didn't have a friend...you had a man pretend to care for you so that he could sleep with you." Buff rounds out the show by asking can we get past our potential lady being in a solo orgy in the past. The discussion goes exactly how you imagine. This was a super fun episode. Enjoy!

The brothers are back after a groundbreaking interview with Eugene Goodman. We are still in awe at the response. Oh, and Tom Brady retired. We discuss "We need to talk about Cosby" and whether the Cosby show should continue to be on television. Razi goes over his annual tax return/ credit and respond to the Chris Brown rape allegations. Only two questions today but we go deep. Ferg asks have we moved in one direction in our life based on our history and because of that movement have we pulled away from family/things/places in our past. Buff follows up on a statement Ferg said in our "I'm not sleeping on no couch" episode. Ferg stated that he can't get in trouble with his wife. Buff wants to know since he can't get in trouble with his wife, can she get in trouble with him? What are the things that get her in trouble? We really appreciate all the support and don't forget to subscribe.

That's right. The Brothers were able to land the exclusive first interview with America's hero Eugene Goodman. We open discussing the Microsoft potential acquisition of Activision/Blizzard and mourning the suicide of Regina King's son Ian Alexander, Jr. We weren't surprised at the failure of the John Lewis Voting Rights bill, but we did love Nikole Hannah-Jones' MLK speech. At the 10min mark, We finally get a chance to hear from the man that most think should have been Time Magazine's person of the year. He describes the riot in his own words and finally lets the world know what was going through his head while he was saving the Senate. He shares with us what keeps him grounded and his escape from the newfound popularity. And we also get his choice of which is better: Northern or Southern seafood. Razi squeezes a question in after the interview and wants to know what colognes do the brothers wear. Byron takes final question and wants to know does cheating affect the whole family. This episode is a must listen. Enjoy!