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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss Fat Trel and Alleyboy's music careers, drawing inspiration from their early street life experiences and the turning points that shaped their paths, while also delving into the challenges of maintaining a positive public image, fostering homie loyalty, and navigating the complexities of fan engagement and security concerns in the hip-hop movement.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the Mets' unexpected World Series win, their optimism for the future, and how it all ties into a new stand-up comedy routine inspired by the reopening of First Live, with a side dish of excited chatter about the transition to Instagram and the revival of their beloved New York City pizza joints, including Tony's Pizza, while Bud can't stop talking about his Bushwick mini documentary and the excitement of being back in the studio.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss their lifelong homes in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, sharing stories of trust and independence as they navigate the challenges of live streaming their real estate journey, from landlords playing fishy games to the complexities of rent stabilization, while also touching on their dreams for the future and the role of public housing in their community, all culminating in their first live podcast episode where they dive into the funny math behind successful property investments.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the reality of reality TV, exploring how shows like Jersey Shore and its spinoffs have shaped the perception of tacky reality, the influence of scripted moments and edited footage on viewers, and the identity crises and relationship issues faced by characters who are famous for sex, all while delving into the ethical implications of surveillance and privacy in these programs.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss their favorite New Haven pizza places while reminiscing about the classic wrestling era, including the iconic matches from Monday Night Raw and the evolution of match formats, such as the transition from dance contests to more modern sports opera-style matches. Featuring Notar.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss Finnegan Degnan's songwriting struggles and get into a debate about the value of originality versus cover performances, referencing their own drug habits and a past prison trip while making satirical comments about the Long Island music scene and Linkin Park tribute bands, all while reflecting on their New Year's resolutions to focus more on creating their own original work rather than just making money.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the complex relationship between pharmaceutical companies and the medical industry, exploring how profit motives, direct consumer advertising, and marketing tactics can overshadow the need for robust research, leading to concerns about side effects, drug pricing, and public health implications, including parallels drawn with the tobacco industry and debates around water fluoridation and marijuana legalization.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the challenges of rebuilding from incarceration and transitioning back into society through skateboarding and after-school programs, highlighting the importance of mentorship and overcoming reentry challenges in underserved communities. Featuring Calvin Bacote, notorious street gangster and former Jay Z affiliate, and his book "Neighborhood Under Siege".

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss their latest podcast guest interviews, including a fascinating conversation about Miss Connections and how they plan to integrate live performance ideas like gigs and basketball game planning into their content, all while navigating the world of fantasy connections and the thrill of music recording and podcast discussion.

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In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss how music, from its production to its influence on society and politics, can be both a powerful tool for social awareness and a medium for brainwashing, as they explore the intersection of rap, government control, and the music industry's money-making schemes, critiquing the craft and entrepreneurship behind it all while navigating the challenges of fame and public life, including the shadows of drug use and depression. Featuring Bigg Limn.

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