This week the brothers break down their gaming past times and reminisce about what they played growing up. Ferg wants to know why the backlash over Andrew Gillum turned really nasty once rumors started that he may have been cheating on his wife with a dude. Byron wants to know some qualities we are trying to work on. Razi rounds out the hour asking whether the brothers ever had to dim their light to advance at work. Enjoy!

The brothers reflect on the new normal of life under Coronavirus (COVID-19) social distancing. Ferg wants to know have we thought about our legacies and what they will look like. Razi asks what we think teachers should be paid since everyone is whining about having to home school during the quarantine. Byron takes the last question and asks about family secrets.

The brothers dedicate this episode to one of our own. Razi lost his wife, Jennica,  and just wanted to say thank you to all the listeners. We reminisce on the great times we had with her and Razi asks whether we are ready for unexpected losses. The brothers also discuss death taboos like cremation and non traditional funerals. Razi pleads with everyone to prepare for losses and have discussions with all loved ones, not just your spouse. It's a rough episode with some tears at times. But worth the listen.

The brothers are joined by the ladies of Femme Noir Files in our first ever joint episode. We tried to match South Park with our bleep count, but couldn't get that high. We chop it up about who has it worse: men or women. You know that was a powder keg. But before we get into the conversation the brothers get a little political talking about Super Tuesday and the coronavirus. Razi explains amendment one in Alabama and reminds everyone to vote NO. Then Byron mentions that the coronavirus is messing with the money. The conversation heats up when we start talking about the government breaking up black homes with their policies. Somehow we get on interracial dating as well. We finish the conversation with dancing to music with B*tches and H*es in it. It's a jam packed episode that you don't want to miss.

So get ready to laugh at our pain. The episode starts with Ferg telling a story of how Cuban coffee can't be trusted. He tries to get serious with a question about black masculinity being under attack and how D Wade is handling his sons transition to his daughter. The answers are all over the place as you would expect. Byron wants to know how we feel about the black history memes. Do we feel that making fun of our serious past cheapens the history? Razi sticks with the comedy side and wants to know the top 2 black comedies. Ferg follows up with which black movie do we want to see a sequel for. The three bothers being the brothers again.

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Are you ready for Coming to America 2 

Read up on D Wade and Zaya

Read the Leflore Short Stories 

The brothers are joined by Dr Brandon Davis, Assistant Professor of Law and Society at the University of Kansas. He really is one smart motherf*cker. Ferg defers his question to Razi as Razi starts off asking should minorities in red states fill out the census. Brandon wants to know who is the most electable on the Democrat side. Byron finishes us off with a question on whether we should push our kids to choose high paying or high power fields. It's a jam packed episode for you to enjoy.

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Connect with Brandon Davis via LinkedIn

Read the color of law

Read up on Thomas Hoobs

Watch the Five Elemental Ninjas

Check out the latest NWA merch from us 3brothersnosense.com

The brothers are back and we get really black this episode. Byron wants to know can black people be racist?? Plus,our thoughts on Gayle King. Razi asks about Robert Downey Jr's blackface and was it cool with the culture. And if you listen to us on the regular, you know there's no other reason than Razi for Chuck E Cheese's being brought up in a valentines mixtape. Ferg wants our top three songs that makes us thing of our wives. Then gives us four.

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Make sure to listen to our Valentine 2020 playlist on Spotify. 

Check out They've gotta have us

Read up on Barnes and Nobles black history gaffe

Robert Downey Jr has no regrets over his black face on Indiewire

Happy Black History Month. The brothers are back and all over the map on this episode. The opening takes up way more time than usual as the brothers discuss Terry Cruz. Ferg starts the conversation with asking us about our favorite black dramas and  couples. Razi wants to know will you sacrifice your child's education to help improve under performing school systems and poorer areas. We get a bonus convo about gentrification out of it as well. Byron finishes up the questions asking us who's grind or methods do we respect even if we disagree with them. Another great episode for you to enjoy.

Okay. We know Lebron is not trash. But for some reason people still say crazy stuff like this. So we try to figure out why in Byron's question. Razi wants to know which is better-Boyz in the Hood or Menace 2 Society. And his jokes are getting even worse! Ferg asks about how we plan to discuss colorism and racism with our kids. We dedicate the show to Kobe Bryant and everyone that died in the tragic accident on Sunday 1/26. 

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Check out All American

Read Tracy by Sherman T Cooley

Watch Menace 2 Society

Watch Boyz in the Hood

Get your tissues ready for this one as we discuss the first time we really cried in front of our spouses. Byron stole the show with his story of finding out about his mom's cancer relapse and how Tab held him down. Razi asks about whether we pay premiums for supporting small businesses and how can we grow our support of black businesses. We even drop some business 101 gems. Ferg finishes the discussion with a question about when we finally felt grown in our parents house. It's a giant sized episode that doesn't waste one minute.

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Check out Sherman T Cooley's books.

Experience Jennica Kimberly clothing.

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Check out SOCU restaurant next time you visit Mobile, AL

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