The Boogeyman, Baba Yaga, otherwise known as El Cuco. Instilling fear in our young behinds from jump- our co-hosts discuss the use and evolution of the Cuco in our lives.

Don't be afraid though because we give you the bendicion you need to beat the monster.

The latest episode is all about our favorite old people. Nes and J re-discover their love and admiration of grandparents and our collective elders through one of the most universal traditions: asking for their blessings.

Go on a memory lane and remember to always ask for La Bendicion.

Our hosts go down the rabbit hole of language, as they attempt to translate some popular Spanish language phrases.

We aren't sure we are right, but we sure are having fun.

Nes and Jerry find a million different things to be thankful for and share it with their audience.

While appreciating all the folks that helped turn this into an experience, we also reflect on the "hard knock life" trials and tribulations.

Our co-hosts discuss some of the spots that made the Brooklyn come up so memorable. Chances are you've been to the places, if not, you'll wish you had been. Except for the ones where you get jumped. Because that's, apparently, also the Brooklyn Way.

The latest episode has us talking about the holiday season and reminiscing on the food, fun and facts of the Latin way of celebrating them.

Bring your appetite because there's a lot to digest here.

A quick note on where you can find us hanging out on the internets.

Today our hosts tackle the poli-tricks currently at play in our nation and talk about this year's election both on the mainland U.S. of A and Puerto Rico.

The moral of the story is, if it don't add up, then your mathematics is suspect.

Today's adventure finds our intrepid heroes wandering around the neighborhood naming some the people that existed in the come up. Maybe you were one of these people, maybe you knew them.

Either way, we shine a light on them and gives props. The Brooklyn way.

In a continuation from Episode 2, the boys revisit High School and the incredible resourcefulness of having Brooklyn's streets in your DNA.