3 Brothers No Sense

LOST IN SPACE! We are back and open discussing the astronauts stuck in space, movie reboots, controversies in the entertainment industry, the DNC and the importance of grassroots donations in political campaigns. We share our Mount Rushmore of TV/movie stars who are so closely associated with their iconic characters that they cannot be seen as anyone else. We also touch on the topic of actors being pigeonholed into certain roles based on their appearance or previous performances. We then shift to a discussion about the treatment of black actresses in Hollywood, with Taraji P. Henson speaking out about unequal pay and Vivica A. Fox expressing a different perspective. We close celebrating the music industry in Alabama, Hilary Clinton's lack of pettiness, and young men enjoying their lives unapologetically.

We're bac and have to open discussing the Olympics, the Montana Supreme Court ruling on minors and abortion, the failure of the Borderlands movie, and the abrupt ending of the anime series Black Clover. Ferg gets on board with Deadpool and Wolverine movies and Razi gives us a rundown of upcoming Netflix shows. Ferg gets first question and asks about a news story about a young woman whose parents took out credit cards and loans in her name, leaving her with $60,000 in debt. Razi sticks to the family dynamic and asks about a case where a father kicked his 14-year-old daughter out of the house after she got pregnant for the second time. We close with a plug for Daughters on Netflix and we send out condolences to the Hollis family.

We're back again and the brothers bare it all. We open discussing the Olympics, Simone Biles, Marvel movies, and Kamala Harris. As we get into the questions buff asks us the difference between sadness and depression. We get into challenges of living with depression, and the importance of seeking help and understanding. We also touch on the controversial topic of Britney Griner identifying as a dad. The conversation ends with some lighthearted banter about upcoming holidays and back-to-school season.

The brothers are back and this week and Razi comes out swinging. He review College Football '25 and we get a spoiler free review of Deadpool and Wolverine. We discuss the tragic killing of Sonia Massey and the announcement of Kamala Harris as the democratic candidate. We talk Tyler Perry's new movie and how we get better writing out of him. Ferg gives a heartfelt thank you to Buff for his support during a recent trip to DC. We get into the questions and buff asks why men are not questioned as much about their decision to propose or get married. Razi asks for advise on the challenges faced by black organizations and the impact of anti-DEI laws. We close with some heartfelt stories and being proud of who and what we are.

The brothers are back for another fun ride. We open discussing ways to get money like Dwight Jackson and his discrimination lawsuit, suing Gatorade, and shooting someone during filming like Alec Baldwin. We celebrate Quincy Wilson qualifying for the Olympics at 16 years old. Fergs still buying DVDs as he tried to keep Redbox out of bankruptcy. We jump into the questions and we explore the topic of cutting off or distancing oneself from a friend who is cheating on their significant other. Buff asks what actually changed after George Floyd and BLM? We close with the importance of doing research and being knowledgeable about insurance coverage and sharing our thoughts on athletes sacrificing money for the team and the importance of appreciating teachers. We end the episode with shoutouts to Jefferson County for providing free lunch to all students and the Atlanta school system for having the highest paid teacher salary schedule in the nation.

We're back and this week we discuss our individual purposes in life, emphasizing the importance of making a positive impact on those around us. But first we have to discuss Auntie-Con aka Essencefest, Kamala Harris's keynote address and Sexxy Red. Byron reminds about black unity day on August 5th. We also discuss a scene from the show 'This Is Us' where a teenage girl wants to graduate early to be with her boyfriend who is going to Harvard. Ferg wants to know how we would have handled the situation. We close discussing Kaos on Netflix, how proud we are of buffs daughter, and Beverly Hills Cop AxelF.

Razi put his foot in his mouth again. But we open discussing the topic of transgender rights and care, specifically focusing on a case in Tennessee that is going to the Supreme Court. We discuss our opinions on allowing young people to make decisions about their gender identity and the medical care they receive. Fergs excited for the new Mufasa movie, but isn't excited about one of the voice actors. We also discuss the possibility of mandatory military service. We close discussing the Forbes list of the greatest rappers of all time and the upcoming Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated Grand Conclave. It's another fun filled episode. Enjoy.

Razi came out wilding this episode. But before we get into his craziness we have to check in on Ferg. They talk about teachers in Wisconsin who made inappropriate comments to students, the potential revocation of Donald Trump's liquor license, Biden's executive action on protecting undocumented spouses and kids, the House of Dragon's TV show, and Buff's experiences in Cabo. They also mention the TV show Your Honor, the NBA playoffs, and the anime Black Clover. Ferg and Razi review the movie 'Inside Out.' Razi gets first question and asked whether one should tell their partner if the sex is mediocre. The conversation then shifts to the question of what constitutes a woman, and it goes just as you would expect. We close celebrating the MLB coming to Birmingham, AL and Reggie Jackson's heartfelt interview. Buff welcomes the entitled folks that are suing Hermes to our world. Finally, we shout out Ferg's dad for his selfless act. We were in rare form on this one. Enjoy.

Razi asked it. We didn't. But before we get to the discussion we open discussing DC allowing illegal immigrants to vote. Buff reiterates how substantial the 2016 election was. Razi feels the 2024 election is setting up VP Kamala Harris for a fall. Razi if excited for The Acolyte on Disney+. We discuss whether Caitlyn Clarke being fouled is targeted or not. Then we transition to Razi asking why is the WNBA so densely populated with queer women. Buff wants to know what are some examples of the political left going too far. We finally get to a third question and Ferg asks what will be the fallout of Diddy's information raid. We close discussing Mexico electing their first female and Jewish president and the 30ths Anniversary of Sister Act 2.

Happy Birthday Razi and TJ!! Trumps guilty. That's the leading news but doesn't change anything in the brothers eyes. Razi talks about Disney and WD/Discovery packaging their streaming platforms and Waffle House getting a video game. Buff is loving the black girl magic in a number of sports: tennis, track, basketball, and gymnastics. Buff has first question and asks if Cassie should testify against Diddy if asked. This leads to a huge discussion on DV and the obligation of victims to testify in other victims cases. Ferg takes a left turn and asks the brothers what crazy special skill would we want in a random Hollywood scenario. We close discussing North Korea dropping nasty work on South Korea. We are still enjoying the WNBA and Buff is excited to see the Chicago Sky. And finally our condolences go out to Ferg's family as he lost his uncle last week.