3 Brothers No Sense

And it continues! The live show part 2 continues where the brothers left off. Ferg wants to know who's the audiences favorite brother. Then we let the audience ask the questions. Erica asks about brands in Mobile that didn't make it. Jennica wants to know if there is a double standard with your kids about sex and she channels her inner Jerry Springer to defend her opinion. Tabitha finishes the conversation asking the brothers advice on how to have relationships like they do. Byron accuses Tab of switching sides on putting spouse above children. The energy and liquor are flowing on this one. Enjoy.

We finally got together in person and it was FUN! This was a reunion 17 years in the making, The episode starts with Razi trying (and failing) to dig himself out of a hole with Jennica. The brothers tackle old fads from their hometown of Mobile, whether they can handle being a house spouse, love languages, and the worst way they have quit a job. All of this in front of a live audience-wives included. The wives also respond to some of the questions and don't cut the guys any slack. The energy in this episode is surreal. You don't want to miss it.

Razi is going to be in trouble after this Thanksgiving episode! Ferg is getting all emotional. It's a crazy episode with Byron asking if Tory Lanez was right when he said, "If she can't buy it herself, she shouldn't ask me for it." Razi wants to know how everyone deals with stress and opens up about his PTSD. Finally, Ferg wants to know what we are thankful for over the last year. It's a real episode that shows the sensitive side of the brothers.

Razi is excited that Little Debbie Christmas tree cakes are out and Ferg is feeling the pressure from Z's ever expanding hall pass list. The brothers have a great time discussing our worst whippings and whether they were worth it. Byron want's to know some stereotypes we have heard and which ones we still hold. Razi wants to know who is telling on a friend cheating or being cheated on. What does man law say about it? Another fun episode with real nuance. Enjoy.

The brothers are back to discuss mentorship, retirement plans, and #mute(insert artist). Ferg wants to know if everyone is mentoring and using a mentor. Razi asks about the brothers retirement plans and if they are on track to retire. Finally, Byron's question about who we have muted and how we pick and chose who we stop listening to makes Razi put his foot in his mouth again. Don't judge him. His heart is in the right spot. 

They're baaaaack. The brothers take a serious look at hitting girls and the line between defending yourself and domestic violence. Byron asks about whether we have ever experienced an overt act of racism.  Ferg' s question of whether we feel some type of way when someone doesn't claim being black causes a lot of discussion. It's another great episode.

 Marriage is overrated; well that's what Byron says in response to Ferg's question whether we would we ever remarry. Razi asked about our hood saviors and if we can outgrow our real friends. Byron rounds out the convo with a question about hall passes for us and our wives. It's another hilarious episode. Enjoy!

We are humble. The humblest. We're so humble that......ahh who are we lying to. We ain't humble at all. 

The convo is another great one. Ferg asks about the SNL news sketch about automatically rooting for your race and associating certain criminal acts to each race. Razi asks about our top three series and Byron rounds out the discussion with what preconceived notions about parenthood that we have found to be untrue.  Go ahead and take a listen and hear our greatness. See, told you we aren't humble.

The brothers field questions from our listeners and it's hilarious. Do we code switch  and are we proud of it? What do we think of cutting off our kids or letting them move back in? Can we date someone with far right political views? Finally, how about how much would it take for us to pimp our wives out "Indecent Proposal" style. And Byron is pissed about Victor Newman still being alive. It's another banger, so don't miss it.