B&RS

B&RS

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B&RS episodes

  • Stupid People Fucking With Spirits

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss their personal anecdotes and research on paranormal activity, exploring the line between belief and disbelief as they share stories of stupid decisions and fear, including a trip to a cemetery and experiences with a Ouija board, while also addressing accusations of superstition and ignorance, and delving into the role of drug influence and skepticism in their investigations of supernatural phenomena.


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    12 min
  • Basic New York City Etiquette

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss New York City etiquette, including transit etiquette and how to navigate the city's mass transit challenges, while also touching on the importance of respecting personal space and adhering to public behavior norms, and even delving into some stand-up and performance art through their shared experiences as New Yorkers, all while addressing the technical sound issues they faced during the production of the "K-Rock Chronicles."


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    13 min
  • SaulPaul: Be The Change (Part Two)

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the evolution of hip-hop, exploring various sub-genres, the culture of comparison among artists, and the importance of authenticity in freestyle, while sharing memories and stories that have shaped their careers and giving back to their communities. Featuring SaulPaul.


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    15 min
  • SaulPaul: Be The Change (Part One)

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss SaulPaul's journey from convicted felons to successful musician and inspirational speaker, sharing their experiences in the music industry, sub-genres like global hip-hop, and the evolution of their careers through their autobiographies and the influence of social media, all while reflecting on overcoming adversity and the impact of their work on community culture.


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    10 min
  • Who Controls The Media's Narrative?

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss news decisiveness and the evolving role of social media in shaping public opinion, while delving into the complex relationship between the news cycle, conspiracy theories, and the spread of disinformation, ultimately exploring how willful ignorance and mind control experiments, including those from MK-ULTRA and CIA projects like HAARP, contribute to an environment of information overload and the manipulation of narratives through phenomena such as weather modification and its historical context in Vietnam.


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    15 min
  • What Happens In Group Chats Stays In Group Chats

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss how their favorite group chats often devolve into meme wars while they share their latest finds from bargain stores and return policies, sometimes even while sipping free beer at their local barbershop, where they also talk about the best places to grab a coffee before heading to play their favorite video games, all while lamenting the unexpected sales that make it hard to hide tags on discounted clothing until they realize they can't resist the urge to shop for more.


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    13 min
  • Jaleel White (01/14/13)

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the challenges faced by a youth pastor and the cultural icon characters from Saturday Morning Cartoons, exploring how both roles require a sense of duty and responsibility, even when navigating through pitch black darkness or total blackout scenarios that represent psychological fear in their respective fields, such as the entertainment industry and fan film communities. Featuring Jaleel White.


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    40 min
  • Never Ever Disrespect Your Mother

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss the complexities of parental discipline, touching on various forms of abuse including physical, psychological, and emotional, while also exploring the role of church and community in guiding parenting practices, and how generational differences and neighborhood dynamics influence these discussions, all while maintaining a balance between serious conversations and light-hearted joking about childhood memories and the 9-11 attacks.


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    26 min
  • Ego Trips and Celebrity Tantrums

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss Halsey's journey in pop music, delving into her recent interviews where she opens up about her struggles with mental health, the challenges of maintaining a professional image in the face of inappropriate behavior from fans, and the importance of interventions to address the broader issues of celebrity entitlement and the pressures of the music career, all while reflecting on the anagram 'lazy' which symbolizes her experiences in Bushwick.


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    21 min
  • The Anti-NYPD Protests in New York City's MTA Subway System

    In this episode, Bud and Roach discuss New York City's complex subway culture, exploring how the double-edged sword of gooniness and police presence in public transit has led to both protection and over-policing, while also touching on mental health issues, homelessness, and the intersection of nonprofit and for-profit entities like the MTA seeking government grants.


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    16 min

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B&RS (Bud and Roach Show) is Bushwick-bred, Brooklyn-loud uncensored talk radio hosted by lifelong friends. No scripts, no safe takes—just real conversation: culture, relationships, music, local…