Season 1 of Jaess and King Podcast has come to an end.  In this season finale, Jaess and King decide to call up some friends and family and ask them Three Questions.  Prepare for lots of laughs and a bonus music history lesson.

The vision of #JAKP continues to manifest as Jaess has an opportunity to do what he does best - share great music!  Break out your passport...  You're headed to Berlin to have a conversation with the remarkably talented vocalist, instrumentalist, composer and arranger, Natalie Greffel.  They discuss her incredible, Afro-Brazilian-inspired, debut solo album, "Para Todos;"  the complexity and nuances of Black identity around the world; and navigating through the pandemic.

In today's episode Jaess and King kick back and relax for Labor Day weekend.  They celebrate the releases of 2K21 and Big Sean's 'Detroit 2,' before welcoming "The King of Detroit Booty Music," DJ Assault on the show.  Assault drops some jewels for the guys about the independent record game, the "Plandemic," and the key to dating successfully.  

Today Jaess and King lament over the untimely death of actor and legend, Chadwick Boseman.  They are joined by activist and writer, Biba Adams, in discussing the nightmare that is 2020 and the work still left to be done.

In today's episode, Jaess and King discuss the new details in the Megan Thee Stallion shooting , Nas' new album, and racial double standards.

Jaess and King are joined by the host of the Eye Blackman Podcast, Miles Amadeus Prower.  They discuss guilty musical pleasures and King introduces us to one of his favorite obscure artists.

In today's episode, Jaess and King welcome writer, director, and Kamala Harris supporter, Lucky Mor, to the show.  They discuss Harris' VP nomination, the upcoming election and the history of watermelon.

In today's episode, the guys are joined by special guest, Comix Strategy, in discussing whether or not a man can make a woman happy.  Comix Strategy is the creator of the show Kings 4 Queens, of which he and Jaess have co-hosted more than 70 episodes.  This JAKP x K4Q mash-up delivers the best of both worlds; filled with scholarly advice, strong opinions and wild humor.