In this episode, the hosts reflect on personal growth and the structure of their year, discussing the impact of natural disasters and climate change on communities. They delve into the political responses to these disasters, the legacy of celebrity deaths, and the anticipation surrounding the NBA season. The conversation also touches on Derrick Rose's career and his potential Hall of Fame induction, highlighting the cultural significance of these figures in society. Additionally, they touch on cultural commentary through literature and the dynamics of political debates, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and public perception, the need for political accountability, and the impact of labor strikes on the economy

In this episode, Bobby and Pat discuss the swift passage of time, share personal anecdotes about family gatherings, cooking experiences, and the challenges of accommodating different personalities. The dialogue highlights the intersection of sports, culture, and politics, emphasizing the need for awareness and action within these realms.

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In this episode, the hosts discuss Uncle Shay Shay's viral moment, Shannon Sharpe and reflect on the legacy of Tito Jackson. The conversation also delves into current social issues, emphasizing the need for awareness and understanding in today's climate. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various themes surrounding beauty standards, respect for Black women, the responsibilities of artists and the recent legal troubles of Diddy.

In this episode, Bobby Bronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick Hughes (@notpatrickhughes) delve into the impact of political rhetoric on society, particularly regarding marginalized communities, and emphasize the importance of policy in shaping political choices as they get into a a discussion on the NFL's role in social issues, drawing parallels to the ongoing fight for justice and equality. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various themes surrounding public service accountability, the significance of Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl performance, and the ongoing debate about Lil Wayne's legacy in hip hop.

EPISODE 75! Bobby Bronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick Hughes (@notpatrickhughes) are joined by HMTWN (@iamhmtwn) the creator of [beatsnchill] to discuss all things Hip-Hop including Tampa Beat Weekend, the rise of women in the industry, the importance valuing and enjoying music, and the impact of streaming and social media on the industry.

In this episode, Bobby Bronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick Hughes (@notpatrickhughes) discuss the release of Travis Scott's 'Days Before Rodeo' on streaming platforms, the competition between fashion brands ALD and Kith, as well as other emerging brands in the industry like Kid Super and Kody Phillips. They also touch on the evolution of hip hop eras and the impact of festivals like Rolling Loud. The conversation then shifts to a discussion highlighting the importance of understanding the complexities of politics and having grace in conversation. The conversation in this part focuses on the treatment of black women in politics and the media, and discuss how black women are often the ones taking action and advocating for change. In this final part of the conversation, our host discuss the importance of commitment and marriage in light of the recent commentary stemming from Cam Newton and Nick Cannon's viral interviews.

In this episode Bobby Bronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick Hughes (@notpatrickhughes) discuss various topics including dealing with loss, the launch of Sexy Red's cosmetic line, and Disney's recent string of very bad news. The hosts discuss the effectiveness of politicians in speaking to their base and the frustration of conservative media. They also delve into the financial plan proposed by the Biden-Harris administration, which includes a first-time homebuyer incentive and a ban on price gouging. Overall, the hosts emphasize the need for policies that support and improve the lives of everyday Americans.

In this episode, Bobby Bronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick Hughes (@notpatrickhughes) discuss their week and various topics, including the Olympics and Jordan Chiles' gymnastics controversy, women's basketball, and Kanye West's nitrous oxide addiction. The conversation in this part revolves around Kanye West and Jonathan Majors. They continue on to cover the Twitter Spaces conversation between Elon Musk and Donald Trump and the growing and confusing tension between the Palestinian cause and the Black community. The hosts express frustration with the lack of empathy and understanding from others and emphasize the importance of maintaining grace and empathy for all oppressed communities.

In this episode, Bobby Bronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick Hughes (@notpatrickhughes) discuss recent events, including the release of Drake's 100GB of unreleased music and behind-the-scenes content and it's potential impact on Drake's image. Overall, the conversation highlights the power of artists to control their narrative and engage with their audience in new and innovative ways. The conversation continues into the Olympics and the Imane Khelif controversy. The discussion concludes with a mention of Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, and his progressive policies. Ultimately the hosts want you to ask yourself 2 questions: Why Do You Care? and What Are You Going To Do About It?

In this episode, Bobby Bronz (@bobbybronz) and Patrick Hughes (@notpatrickhughes) discuss their week and the share their excitement for the Olympics, particularly the basketball games and the opening ceremony. The conversation touches on controversies surrounding the symbolism in the ceremony and the reactions from some viewers. The conversation covers various topics including the boundaries of art and the role of musicians in endorsing political candidates.