Happy MLK day. As we remember the great man we tackle a couple of things he may have worked for or experienced in his celebrity. We are a week away from joining NspireU on Air and Ferg can't wait. Razi got Covid and now he thinks he understands confinement as he binged BMF and facetimed his kids. Buff had a long weekend and gives some reviews on the shows he watched over the time. He is tired of the 90s east coast/west coast hip hop beef commentary. Happy Founders Day to DST, AKA, and Z phi B. Ferg gets first question and wants to our thoughts on accusations of Drakes attempted hot sauce assault. This one is spicy (get it huh huh). Razi goes political and asks should the Democrats blow up the filibuster to get the John Lewis Voting Rights Act through Congress. Byron rounds out the convo asking will white people keep the same energy with Karens that they try to dismiss racism with. Shout out to the Port City Secondliners and the pray that everyone gets tested for Covid after the event. Ferg leaves us with a great quote to remember that everyone is an individual and to treat them as such. 

We dedicate this episode to Razi's uncle Marcello that passed last week. 

We tackle penises and periods this episode. Razi opens explaining Peacemaker on HBO Max and we chose our Cobra Kai dojos to celebrate season 4. We discuss Buff's celebrity with his mention in the Huffington Post and his cameo on "4 hours at the capital" on HBO. VDOT subtweeted at Byron and didn't @ him because they are scared. We respond to the Ahmaud Arbery killers being sentenced and mourn the loss of Sidney Poitier and The Mack, Max Julien. Ferg wants to know is there any shows out there with positive black male ensembles. Byron asks has the kids ever walked in on us doing the nasty. Ferg wants to know if would we jump on the emergency rocket ship off the planet during the end of the earth. Razi wants to discuss HBCUs and the trend of high ranked players choosing them over power 5 schools. Razi is supporting Spiderman No Way Home for their Oscar run. Buff reminds everyone to keep pushing with their New Year resolutions. Shout out to Johnny Wilson for his spot on Sell this House. Enjoy!

The brothers are back for another week. We open mourning the loss of Razi's dad. We also celebrate as the brothers are expanding to radio. We are joining InspireU internet radio station starting next year. We laugh at Ol Joe flexing on Putin a little. We discuss the latest Verzuz of Bone Thugs and 3-6 mafia and Succession on HBO Max. We also want to say Roll Tide!!!!! We jump into questions and Buff wants to know if we have been tried by our kids, because he has a story to tell. Razi bring up D Pics in his question. He wants to know is it sexual harassment and should be treated as such? Finally Ferg asks, do we have someone to call at our lowest and would we. This was a super fun episode and we hope you all enjoy.

The brothers are still full from Thanksgiving. We open discussing the exoneration of Kevin Strickland, the conviction of the three men that murdered Ahmaud Arbery, and vigilantism. Ferg is a rare Auburn fan and we debrief the Leflore all class reunion (including the fights). Razi introduces us to Karmas world. As we jump into questions Ferg wants to know why or why aren't we good at receiving gifts. Buff asks what are some insecurities we deal with. Razi asks what are some of the hardest lines in rap. Happy Holidays and it is officially safe to put up your Christmas decorations.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. What better way to celebrate than to listen to your favorite podcast. We open celebrating the first woman to have presidential powers; VP Kamala Harris making more history. We discuss Zac Stacy, Rittenhouse, Da Baby, and the loss of Young Dolph. Please support the Shop in Style fundraiser coming up in December. Razi is excited for X-Men 97 and breaks down Passing on Netflix. Big Bird is vaccinated but Ted Cruz ain't feeling that. We discuss vaccinating the kids and the risks of the McRib. We jump into the questions and Razi wants to hear the brothers thoughts on the Rittenhouse trial. Buff wants to know what is our favorite Bible story and if we have a current story that mirrors it. Ferg asks what is the song that drew us to each region of rap. We close with what we are thankful for this past year. It's another fun episode. Enjoy!

We are back and on one this week. We are loving Colin in Black and White. Razi is just whelmed with Eternals. Not over or underwhelmed. Just whelmed. Buff is annoyed at the colorism argument with "The Harder They Fall." The new Versus and King Richard coming up. We send our prayers to the victims of the Astroworld incident. We discuss Scarface retiring, An Evening With Silk Sonic, and Trevor Noah. As we jump into the questions, Buff invokes Kevin Samuels saying there is no incentive for a man to become a step dad. He asks our thoughts on being a step dad. Ferg is getting married y'all. And he asks should society start rethinking large weddings upfront and shift to big renewals. Razi is starting to travel more and asks how the brothers balance traveling without the kids and taking family trips? We close pointing out the trouble people are having calling out A.a.ron Rogers but how easily they call out Kyrie. Happy Birthday Oliver and 20 year anniversary to the Q17 and E40. 

We open discussing the return of Dexter and Big Mouth. We give a quick run down of The Harder They Fall. Buff is frustrated with the Democrats and the election results in VA as we discuss how bad they are a politics. And we can't forget "Go Braves!" Ferg get's first question and wants to know is there a difference in a good man/woman and a good person? Razi wants to know the brothers thoughts on Henry Ruggs III and his DUI murder charge. Byron is ready to fight and wants us to fight as well. He asks the brothers if we are out with our lady and some dude smacks her on the butt...what do we do....what...do....we...do?  Remember it's men's mental health awareness month and make sure you check out the fundraiser mixer for the Jennica Kimberly Memorial Scholarship coming up on December 12th. 

What up, what up, what up. We are joined by Jason Vorhees himself as we discuss how people aren't paying for their daughters weddings anymore.  Buff tells us another story in his "did I overreact" segment. Razi snitches on folks since he graduated snitch school, he explains the Meta/Facebook change, and tries to prove that he has some gangsta in him. Ferg is salty that he missed FAMU's homecoming. Razi asks what are some gender roles that we adhere to and the ones that we try to break. Buff wants know what women mean when they say that men aren't men anymore and that's the reason women are still single.  Ferg wants to know why are minorities slow to apply for jobs and promotion. Remember this month is men's mental health awareness month. Men go get a mental massage from a licensed therapist.