3 Brothers No Sense

The brothers return this week to discuss the presidential fallout, Beyoncé flexing on Peloton, and to remind everyone that COVID is still here. All before the questions start. Sophie returns to deliver an actual good joke. Ferg starts off the questions asking about whether men will always cheat. Buff asks about the brothers' picks for the upcoming Verzuz battles of TI vs. Jeezy and Outkast vs. A Tribe Called Quest. Razi rounds out the show with a question about how someone gets on the off limits list. As we close out Ferg has already started Christmas celebrations before Thanksgiving-- because he's one of those people--and encourages everyone to watch Jingle Jangle on Netflix.

Buff's other show, Politically Entertaining, takes over this week. We are joined by Frank Turner to really get into politics following the elections. We have a giant sized episode starting with "how can Trump get 18% of the black male vote." Frank asks what should be Black America's platform and then follows up with should Black people have gone the segregation route instead of fighting for integration. Razi wants to know how the brothers feel about 3rd Party presidential candidates. Ferg finishes the discussion asking about whether a Trump or a Biden win helps the Republican Party more.  Enjoy.

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The brothers are back for part 2 of the discussion with the phenomenal women: Renata Chambers, Ashanti Young, and Lashondra Coleman. This week Ashanti asks whether we have ever slipped into some stereotyping and underestimating women. Everyone share personal stories of how they either underestimated a woman or how they have been underestimated. Ms. Spoonful of Sugar herself wants to know should women submit to their husband like the Bible says. Renata gives us a quick breakdown of the Myers Briggs and the brothers personalities. Ferg was nervous. We had a ball with this episode.

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October is domestic violence awareness month and this week is #domesticviolence call to action week. The brothers are joined by a panel of esteemed women and the #Blackgirlmagic is on full display. We welcome Renata Chamber, Ashanti Young, and Lashondra Coleman to the show in part 1 of our 2 part series. This week we really dig deep into how to help someone that is going through domestic violence. Along the way we all share stories that hit home with us about domestic violence. Enjoy and if you are experiencing domestic violence contact the national domestic violence hotline at 800.799.SAFE (7233) or https://www.thehotline.org/

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Razi is a THOT. Now that that's out of the way. The boys are back and having a ball this week. Razi gushes over Lovecraft Country. Ferg is liking Fargo. Buff ignores us half of the episode because the Miami Heat were playing those other guys while we recorded. But he does shout out the Lebron Haters. We talk the VP debates before Ferg offends more people with his "Great Divide" segment. Ferg launches the questions on a lighter asking about our top 3 one hit wonders that we thought would have had a longer career. Razi asks, "can a racist date a person of color?" Buff hits us with a #newsroom take and asks why do we feel like America is the greatest nation in the world when we only lead in wealth, infant mortality, and incarceration. We lag in every other metric that matters. Enjoy!

So Trump got dat Rona. And he debates like a 5 year old. Now that that's out of the way Razi explains V shaped and K shaped economic recoveries. Buff is not sending prayers to the president. Ferg returns with the great divide to call out the literature/Bible quoters of the world. Sky joins Sophie to judge this weeks joke. Ferg starts the questions with a doozie. He asks whether the brothers think a race war is a possibility after the election and would it be a decision for some white people to "aide and quarter" black people. Byron follows up with, "when can a preference cross the line into dissing the other side?" Razi finishes talking about his favorite thing-WAP. He wants to know whether #WAP and #period posts invite disrespect and if we are essentially victim blaming them? It's another week and another gem filled show. Enjoy.

The brothers are fed up with the Democrats. And air out their grievences. But not before Razi schools us on who Tanqueray is. She is 2020's Charlie Murphy with tales of the strip clubs. Ferg is back with "the great divide" to shame buggy slackers. Ferg starts off the questions asking "what would current day us tell 19 year old us?" Razi steals buff's facebook post and asks, "what is the brothers top 5 NES games?" Byron brings us home asking about the undecided voters and how they can still be undecided. And unfortunately this too is because of racism. Well, more like how much racism people are willing to swallow. Razi thinks racism light may just be acceptable to some. Enjoy the episode and tell us what you think.

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The brothers are back this week and tackle questions about love. But this isn't an episode of Oprah. And we aren't Steve Harvey. We start off talking about Cardi B and Offset splitting. Ferg is back with his "great divide" segment to discuss "slave snacks" and hotdog water. Sophie is back this week so the joke is actually funny. Ferg starts off the questions asking about why people think so highly of what they bring to the relationship and why the other party doesn't value those things. Buff wants to know why are we so dismissive of domestic violence. And then Razi cracks a joke about Megan thee Stallion being shot in the foot. Razi brings this relationship episode home asking about California's SB 145 that allows statutory rapist to avoid being listed as a sex offender. Make sure to listen and press the donate link below.

Skiiiiip. Stop Skiiiip. The brothers are back and joined by Melvin "King Hulie" Johnson from Truth be Told Sports Podcast. Buff let's everyone know how he feels about the "never forget" crowd around 9/11. Ferg adds a new segment to the show called "the great divide." He basically eats spoiled ketchup and thinks everyone else is wrong. Hulie gets first question this week. Coming from a sports show he want's to know everyone's favorite teams. That ruffles some feathers. Since Razi is barely interested in sports he goes to  left field with his question. He wants to know would the brothers send their kids to a charter school. He ends up explaining charter schools; well what he knows of them. Byron switches us back to sports and asks about Skip Bayless' comment about Dak Prescott needing to get over his depression and essentially "shut up and throw the ball." We remember 9/11 in our closing remarks and Razi goes full male THOT mode as he prepares for grey sweatpants season. It's another hilarious episode. Enjoy.