3 Brothers No Sense

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.

The Brothers are joined by Robert "Bobby" Brown, JD to discuss Chappelle's latest standup "The Closer." We open discussing the handmaids tails, the new season of "the movies that made us" latest season, how He-Man sucks, Gruden's emails, and Buff just now watching Poltergeist. Ferg actually pays to watch BMF. We jump into Chapelle's special and dissect the comedy, the jokes, the need for the asterisk, and cancel culture. It's definitely a lively one. Enjoy!

We dedicate this episode to BB and our prayers go out to the Ferguson family.

The brothers wanted to Columbus something for indigenous peoples day. So we decided to remaster our 6th episode ever "one night trans" and release it before we jumped into our discussions of Dave Chappelle's special next week. Sit back and listen to the nostalgia and get ready for next weeks episode. It is going to be explosive.

On this episode Buff questions if parents will continue to discourage their kids from playing football in light of the CTE revelations over the last 5 years. Also, Razi and Ferg expect some blowback from Buff's comments about transgender women as they discuss finding out you slept with a trans woman after the fact.  The brothers round out the conversation with a what is the one thing we hope to pass down to our kids.

The brothers are back this week and we are on one. We open discussing Will admitting that he and Jada had an open relationship. Buff has a new segment "did I overreact." His stories are always entertaining. Razi explains Alabama using COVID funds to build prisons and the criminal justice reform that Alabama is already doing. We discuss the super bowl halftime announcement and the potential of backlash because Mary J Blige is on the ticket. We jump into the questions and Razi wants to know if the brothers are going to continue to boycott R Kelly music now that he has been found guilty and will be going to jail for a long time. Ferg asks if the phrase "if you don't have anything nice to say, keep your words to yourself" lead to poor communication skills. Our generation is the first generation that adults and kids listen to rap together. Byron gets last question and asks what rap songs did our parents like as we grew up. Take a listen and make sure to share with someone.

The Brothers are going deep this week. We open talking about the border, horses, and whips. And Buckhead is thinking about succeeding from ATL. These too are because of slavery. Byron shows off his employee of the month plaque, and Razi fills everyone in on the current lawsuits Marvel has against their artists to keep rights to characters like Iron Man, Black Panther, and more. Ferg explains why we should care about the Wonder Years remake. We react to Pearl Milling Company solving the black plight by killing off Aunt Jemima. We jump into the questions with Razi asking, "Do you celebrate perfect attendance for your kids and how do you decide when to let them stay out?" Tab is not feeling the Titans' Starfire race bend. So Byron wants our thoughts on should we be cool with black actors taking on traditional white characters or should we press for black characters to shine. Ferg takes last question and wants to know, "do soulmates exist." Don't forget to check out the youttube channel for even more content.