3 Brothers No Sense

Razi ain't sh*t. Now that that's out of the way we can actually get to real topics. Buff talks about about how tired we are of all of the mass shootings and police killings. There is a ray of sunlight as we discuss Carol Horne being fired in Buffalo for stopping her fellow officers from abusing someone in custody and finally winning her lawsuit to get her pension and backpay. We jump into the questions and Razi wants to know what was the worst date we have ever gone on. Buff wants to know are we judging the folks that are sitting out the stop Asian American hate protests? Ferg closes us out asking how we feel about the new Texas House Bill HB 1927 that allows people to open carry handguns. This one is another great discussion. Enjoy.

The brothers are joined by Dr. Brandon Davis to discuss the political and social landscape of today. We open laughing at Razi for calling a grown man Delicious, discussing the Earth Wind and Fire vs The Isley brothers battle, Mr. Biggs beard, and Brandon takes us to school. We start off the questions discussing the Chauvin trial and what it could mean for legal precedent or police reform. The discussion naturally progresses to the new Jim Crow laws Republicans are trying to pass and how Republicans don't give a sh*t. The discussion is deep but you know we make it fun. Enjoy!

The brothers are back this week and letting it hang. Razi is on vacation and tells us about Great Wolf Lodge. We talk vacations and strip clubs; RIP KOD. Buff and Razi reminisce about the time Razi brought some friends to Mobile for the first time and got them shot at. Ferg is feeling Silk Sonic and wants a tour with them and Knarles Barkley. Razi squashes his dreams. We discuss PTSD and Razi sets up an analogy of COVID and hypervigilance. Ferg wants to discuss Derrick Jaxn until he doesn't want to discuss it anymore. Once we get into the questions Ferg opens up asking us what was the most disrespectful way we have shot a shot. Buff wants us to revisit the comment, "love is overrated," and explain why we said it. Razi closes out the questions wanting the brothers response to people saying "men can only wear certain clothing fits or colors." We close saying Happy Birthday to Marquis Johnson, once again sending prayers to victims of a mass shooting, a little politics. Enjoy!

The brothers are back to get try to understand women...and Disney. We open talking about Hip Hop Uncovered, the weight of systemic racism, This is Us and Ferg's worst nightmare. Razi gets first question and wants to know "Is Disney Overrated?" Buff wants to know do we feel pressure to carry ourselves a certain way to represent all of Black America to White America. Ferg rounds out the discussion asking our thoughts on the quote "when a man makes money he dreams of giving a woman the world, but when a woman makes money she feels that she doesn't need a man." The answers may surprise you. Enjoy!

We dedicate this show to the people that lost their life in the recent Atlanta mass shooting.

What's the opposite of Pimpin'? The brothers explore that notion in a full filled episode. But before we get to the questions we have to shout out the social scientists that have figured out the cause of racism. It was diabeetus all along. We also talk about Senator Ron Johnson not being scared of the capitol rioters essentially because they were white. Oh and Tucker Carlson trying the military and Ferg loves Love Spell no matter who is wearing it.....As we get into the questions Byron askes is Russell Wilson a simp and what we we say to our son if he was bringing home a Ciara. Razi asks the brothers opinions about a school in NY asking staff not to use "mom" and "dad." Ferg takes last question this week and after the Pepe Le Pew fallout he wants to know other questionable characters we overlooked growing up. Enjoy the conversation!

Buff is back from Miami so the brothers are back to discuss sooooo many things. Cancel Culture hit Dr Seuss, Miami is a basic trip, House Bill 1, Woody Allen all before the questions. Ferg starts us off asking about the young man that can't graduate in Detroit because he is in his 4th year of high school with just 2.5 credits and .13 GPA. How does that happen and who is to blame? Razi wants to know how the brothers manage work life balance. Buff wraps it up asking who was our famous high school crushes? Oh and we can't finish the show without discussing Coming to America. This is a packed episode. Enjoy!

The brothers are joined by Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn as he enthralls us with his accounts of the Capitol riots and his sneaker collection. We open discussing the Texas weather emergency and the power outages. Razi brings up Tom & Jerry and Judas and the Black Messiah. Ferg wants to know will we let our ladies have an only fans for 1.8 million a year even if the kids can't go to Catholic school. Byron follows up the Officer Dunn interview with a question of whether the brothers will cape on social media for our wives if they get into a social media scuffle. Buff then implores our White allies to speak up and call out racism when you see it. Razi sneaks in a quick question of whether ATL bass music or Miami bass music was better. Remember to listen, like, comment, share, subscribe, and listen again.

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Watch Officer Dunn's ABC interview here

Read up on the kids that were suspended because of their moms Only Fans

The brothers are joined by Lennon and Theresa Givens of Da Bruhs Bookshelf on Valentine's eve eve to discuss love. We get right into it as Theresa gets the men on the show all the way together. Buff asks about Austin "Uncle Ruckus" Chenge trying to cancel Black History Month. Lenny age shames Theresa. Theresa get roped into the conversation and since she prescribes to no anonymous giving, she let's us know that she is here only out of love for Lenny. Lenny breaks down a great reading list for Black History Month. As we jump into the questions Lenny wants to know does the attraction or the act make a person gay; and why does it matter? We transition to discussing if the gay agenda is high jacking the black lives matter movement. Razi get's next questions and asks the panel if they are teaching "turn the other cheek" or "throw dem hands?" We round out the discussion talking about Valentine's day and what is a good gift for your significant other. This one is a fun filled ride you don't want to miss.

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Listen to Da Bruhs Bookshelf on all podcast platforms

Book List

Black Fortunes: The Story of the First Six African Americans Who Escaped Slavery and Became Millionaires by Shomari Wills

Forty Million Dollar Slaves by William C. Rhoden

Assata: An Autobiography by Assata Shakur

The Mis-Education of the Negro by Carter G. Woodson

The Color of Law The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America by Richard Rothstein

Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates

NSFW Episode alert. Happy Valentine's Day! And Happy Birthday Buff! The Brothers are joined by Norwood Richardson, Esq. Author of "A Drinkers Guide to Getting Home: How to Avoid DWI's." So obviously we were drinking in this episode and give it to you 100% raw. We start talking about stimmy round 3, 50 Cent potentially running for office, Wendy Williams, and WandaVision. After Sophie brings her banger we jump into the discussion. For the first discussion topic we discuss Patrice O'Neal's 30 point grading scale. And it goes about as wholesome as you can imagine. Razi then doubles down on the horrible choice of topics and ask bluntly, "What about her p*ssy is attracting ain't sh*t men." The brothers describe the red flags that turn off great catches. Enjoy and if you are still looking for love make sure to listen and take notes or curse us out. We don't think there will be any in between.

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Check out A Drinkers Guide to Getting Home: How to Avoid DWI's on Amazon Kindle

Listen to the entire Patrice O'neal set on Youtube