“Welcome back to Another Dose Podcast 'We Definitely Don’t Know Everything… But We’ll Talk Like We Do!’

This week, the guys dive headfirst into Easter, ya’know, that magical time of year when chocolate bunnies disappear faster than your tax refund and every aunt on Facebook posts a sunrise photo with a Bible verse.

We’re breaking down Easter life, what it means, and how it somehow affects the average American’s trust levels—because nothing says ‘national stability’ like a man in a pastel suit hiding eggs in your yard.

Don’t worry, the jokes are coming, the real talk will be king, and as always… if they start spewing nonsense, feel free to call them out. Loudly. Publicly. With confidence.

Like, comment, subscribe, and prepare yourself—because even they know they don’t know what they’re talking about.”

Buckle up, because the wheels are coming off.

In this episode, the guys officially hit their breaking point and decide to take it out on… well, everything. We’re diving deep into the beautiful disaster of the human experience, from the soul-crushing challenges of daily life to the fleeting, ego-boosting joys of success.

But it’s not all deep thoughts and metaphors. We’re getting into the real-world hazards of the game, including:

• The "Oh Baby" Moment: Navigating the panic and pride of getting your girl knocked up.

• The "Lights Out" Moment: A cautionary tale on the physical (and emotional) toll of getting knocked out the box.

Whether we're celebrating a win or waking up on the floor wondering what year it is, we’re doing it with zero filter and even less dignity. It’s loud, it’s chaotic, and it’s probably going to get us canceled.

Warning: Side effects of listening may include sudden realizations about your life choices and mild eardrum fatigue.

This didn’t have to happen.

A situation that could’ve been avoided turned deadly — all because of ego, pride, and bad decisions.

We break down what really went wrong:

• Why thinking a weapon makes you safe is a lie
• The importance of respect and reading the room
• How one decision can change everything
• Street mentality vs real-life consequences
• Why discipline matters more than ego

This isn’t about gangs… this is about choices.

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Was this avoidable… or was it bound to happen?

The crew is back and trying their absolute best to contain the one and only infamous O.G. Shohee as he gears up for his upcoming R&B album and intimate-setting tour. Expect a little history, a little fantasy, and a whole lot of chaos in the best way possible.

From wild stories to unexpected gems, the gang brings the laughs, the energy, and another dose of that signature “Toast to Skoh” spirit. Pull up, press play, and vibe with the fam. Let’s go!

In this episode, the guys dive into the topic of war — not just the ones that make headlines, but the personal battles we all face. They talk about how conflict shapes their community, what it means on both a global and personal level, and how the struggles in everyday life mirror the bigger picture of humanity’s ongoing fights. It’s a raw, honest conversation about resilience, unity, and finding peace amid chaos.

What does it really mean to be a man today? In this episode, the conversation gets real about masculinity, gender roles, women in leadership, emotional control, respect, and the double standards men and women deal with every day. From relationships and marriage dynamics to violence, self-control, and knowing when not to react, this one goes all the way there.

Some people leave prison… but prison never leaves them.

In this episode of Another Dose, Rodney ' Sicc Loc" McNary opens up about what happens when your life stops — and the world keeps moving without you.

He shares the truth about doing time, coming home with the same mindset, and realizing that mentally, emotionally, and spiritually… you’re still stuck in the past.

We talk about:

• How prison freezes your maturity
• Coming home and trying to rebuild your identity
• The struggle between street mentality and real growth
• Fatherhood, legacy, and breaking generational cycles
• Losing parents and finding purpose afterward
• Faith, redemption, and becoming the man you were meant to be

Rodney speaks on the guilt, the regrets, and the moment everything finally changed — when he realized he had to become someone his family could be proud of.

This isn’t a prison story.

This is a story about transformation.

About becoming a man.

About catching up to the person you were always supposed to be.

If you’ve ever felt stuck in your past… this episode is for you.

In this episode, we bounce from comedy legends to real-life culture talk—starting with our Top 5 Black comedians debate (Bernie Mac, Chris Rock, Earthquake and more), then shifting into favorite non-Black comedians and why certain comics connect across cultures.

From there, we hit wrestling nostalgia and the weird feeling of learning your childhood heroes weren’t who you thought they were. Then we get into Black TV classics, what Black History Month actually means, and the bigger question: do we even need Black History Month if American history was taught completely and truthfully?

We also talk about how history gets written, who gets credit, and why unity and trust inside our own community still feels harder than it should.

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• Top 5 Black comedians debate: Bernie Mac, Chris Rock vs Earthquake, honorable mentions

• Top 2 non-Black comedians + why they work

• Wrestling nostalgia + the “finding out your hero is racist” moment

• Top Black TV shows: impact vs funniest (Martin, In Living Color, Cosby, Jeffersons, A Different World)

• What Black History Month means — and why it exists

• Should Black History Month be replaced by a better curriculum?

• History is told by the victors: credit, patents, and what we don’t know

• The trust problem: why we warn each other instead of building together

Note: This episode includes mature language and adult conversation.

In Part 1, Tigg and D-Moe kick things off with a question that turns into a whole mood: “Why am I the controversial one?” From comment-section clapbacks and learning how to respond without going straight to war, to a full Super Bowl breakdown—why the game felt boring (unless you played), what made the halftime show so controversial, and why the host city should always get represented.

Then the convo turns serious with real talk on violence around big events, why “a gun isn’t a force field,” and how one moment can change someone’s life. We wrap Part 1 getting into Black History Month and starting a Top 5 run (actors, comedians, and more) with plenty of laughs, side quests, and unfiltered opinions.

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In this episode of Another Dose, we start with the most diabolical moment in boxing: a dude stepping into a fight with a toupee… and getting the glue knocked clean off. From there, we get into the REAL talk: why boxing feels different now, street fights vs trained fighters, and how ego gets people hurt.
Then we pivot into the heavy stuff — homelessness in America. Mental health, addiction, government spending, the role of the church, and why the system keeps recycling the same problems. And yes… D-Moe’s solution gets harsh, so stay to the end and tell us if we’re trippin’.