Black Seinfeld

Black Seinfeld

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Black Seinfeld episodes

  • Episode 281: politics as usual
    Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld! This week's episode Gio recaps his 28th birthday, and the bipolar weather. Bashtin begins with the midterm election results. What were some shocks? What have we learned going into 2024? Enjoy!
    2 hr
  • Episode 280: Mid-Term Elections 2022
    Not so Happy November to all of our supporters of Black Seinfeld. Unfortunately, we have to start the podcast with the untimely passing of Takeoff (RIP). It gets a bit emotional. After, the guys recap their Halloween weekend. We are down to the wire of the 2022 Mid-Term Elections. Bashtin gives us an insight on the politics in LA. Who's running for mayor? Of course Gio discusses the governor elections here in NYC. Other topics include Elon Musk finally taking over Twitter, Queen Ashanti's response to the infamous Irv Gotti, Drink Champs episode, and Steve Lacy! Enjoy!
    1 hr 57 min
  • Episode 279: Trick or Treat
    Welcome back to the final episode of Black Seinfeld's Spooktober! We hope you enjoy our coverage of serial killers, haunted houses, and murder hotels. Bash and Gio cap off with October with reminiscing on Halloween Costumes, and favorite halloween candies while trick or treating. What's your favorite Halloween Candy? It better not be candy corn! Gio gives a review on the conclusion for the Halloween (Michael Myers) series, "Halloween Ends." They also celebrate 10 years of Good Kid Maad City, and more! Enjoy!
    2 hr
  • Episode 278: Hotel Death
    Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld! Today, Bash somewhat schools Gio on LA Politics. He asks, questions about the council members that got into hot water. On the same token, Gio schools Bashtin about on infamous hotel located in Downtown LA. Known for OD's, and home to serial killers, the cecil hotel has etched in LA's Dark History forever. 
    Enjoy!
    1 hr 58 min
  • Episode 277: Haunted House
    Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld! Think about your ideal haunted house. Money is not an issue. Today, Bash and Gio give a vivid description of their own haunted houses. What themes and scares do they have in store? Tune in to find out! Enjoy!
    2 hr 1 min
  • Episode 276: Dahmer
    Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld. It's officially October, so that means Bashtin, and Gio are giving Spooktober 2022. This episode is covering their reaction to the Netflix episodic biopic of Jeffrey Dahmer. How has his actions affected the community of Milwaukee? The guys discuss it all, including the business of True Crime series. New music from Boldy James, Kid Cudi, Paramore, and Freddie Gibbs. Enjoy!
    2 min
  • Episode 274: You Do You
    Hey everyone! Did you miss us? Well we certainly missed you! We explain our absense last week with a full review of Dallas, Texas. The MTA lifted the mask mandate to "You Do You." Bashtin's favorite software Figma has been bought by Adobe, and boy does he have a lot to say about it. Finally we reflect on the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Enjoy!
    2 hr
  • Episode 273: HEAT Wave
    Welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld! Labor Day weekend has come and gone, and that means one thing for NYers; These kids are going back to school. Meanwhile, California has been experiencing a massive heat wave. How has Bashtin been handling the heat? Also, new music from DJ Khaled, JID, and Kenny Beats is discussed. Enjoy!
    1 hr 59 min
  • Episode 272: Manosphere
    Happy September, and welcome back to another episode of Black Seinfeld. With Labor Day amongst us, the guys get a bit festive. Gio asks Bashtin what do Californians do on Labor Day. Here in New York, the West Indian Day Parade returns for the first time since 2019. The guys also give an update, Moderna is suing Pfizer/Biotech. Finally, Gio and Bashtin give a full analysis on Andrew Tate, and the manosphere. Enjoy!
    2 hr 1 min

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Black Seinfeld captures the perspective of how culture influences the lives of Black Male Millennials.