Shawn Hardie, Midtown Mo, Cousin D and Ali McFly reunite to discuss WAY more than five questions, including... Which NFL team can we add (along with the Bears) to the Full of Shit list? (2:20 mark) Which team w/ less than two wins can make the playoffs (excluding the crappy NFC East)? (8:25) If the Tony Romo injury in 2016 actually turned out to be a curse in disguise? (22:00) Which 2 teams can we add to the Cross Off list (meaning their season is already over)? (29:45) Who is the NFL MVP after four weeks? (42:10) Is Julio Jones a Hall of Famer? (54:00) The Lakers on the cusp of another title (1:02:00) and why can't the Knicks do the same one day? (1:04:00) Is Jimmy Butler a Top 10 NBA player in 2020? (1:10:15)   Follow seveneighteen on social media: Twitter: @seveneighteen_ Instagram: @seveneighteen_ Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen

Shawn Hardie, Midtown Mo, Cousin D and Ali McFly reunite to discuss various topics, including: The NFL's biggest disappointing teams (1:00) and the NFL's biggest full of shit teams (11:09) Why the hell didn't anyone on the Falcons just fall on that onside kick against the Cowboys? (4:20) Teams that already have no shot at the playoffs after two weeks (hint: they play in the same city) (15:42) Neutral NBA fans constantly looking for reasons for the Lakers to struggle in the bubble (30:49) Why the Clippers deserve all the smoke after losing in round two (40:50)... especially Doc Rivers (45:11) They also discuss the Khalil Mack trade no longer looking like a complete disaster (12:33), when should the Dolphins start Tua (19:35) and the Giants not being any worse without Saquon Barkley (59:55). Oh, and Mo and D discover P-Valley (51:29). We recorded the podcast on Wednesday, September 24th, but technical difficulties delayed the show going up, our sincere apologies.

Shawn Hardie is joined by Cousin D, Midtown Mo, Jeff J., Ali Campbell and Alvin Grimes to discuss the Verzuz battles they would like to see, including... Snoop Dogg vs. Busta Rhymes (3:00 mark) Dipset vs. G-Unit (10:25)  Beyoncé vs.  Rihanna (36:30) Who could make an interesting matchup with Jay-Z? (54:30) How would a 50 Cent vs. Ja Rule battle play out? (1:02:50) They also discuss Fabolous getting washed TF up by Jadakiss in the most recent battle (20:00) Follow seveneighteen on social media: Twitter: @seveneighteen_ Instagram: @seveneighteen_ Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen

Shawn Hardie (Tottenham) is joined by fellow football fans Uncle Dutch (Arsenal), Kerwin Bailey (Arsenal), Dr. Mike Williams (Man City), Dwayne Hunt (Liverpool) and J. Molineaux (Wolves) to discuss the return of European football, including... Should football even be returning amidst a global pandemic and civil unrest? (2:00 mark) How will money influence decisions going forward (including transfers)? (13:20) Who will finish in the top 4 in the Premier League? (26:25) How can Spurs finish in the Top 4? (37:50) David Luiz and the state of Arsenal (43:30) Follow seveneighteen on social media: Twitter: @seveneighteen_ Instagram: @seveneighteen_ Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen

Shawn Hardie, Uncle Dutch and Dr. Mike Williams discuss the impact of the murder of George Floyd on the nation, including the lack of a (followed by a poor) statement from Knicks owner James Dolan, the foolishness rhetoric from the 45th President of the United States and the levels of white privilege.  Follow seveneighteen on social media:Twitter: @seveneighteen_Instagram: @seveneighteen_Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen

Shawn Hardie, Midtown Mo, Uncle Dutch and Roger Dean discuss if, when and should live team sports return in America in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic (1:25). Does the financial aspect outweigh the health and moral aspect?  Can every athlete be tested consistently? What happens when someone tests positive? Can colleges and universities compel unpaid student-athletes to play? Then, they discuss the ESPN documentary The Last Dance, including who won and who lost, if breaking up the team was the best thing for Michael Jordan's legacy and if Jerry Reinsdorf had a legitimate reason to do so.   Follow seveneighteen on social media: Twitter: @seveneighteen_ Instagram: @seveneighteen_ Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen

Shawn Hardie chats with Patriots fans Rahel Ayalew, Candice Clawson & Dr. Mike Williams about Tom Brady leaving New England for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. They discuss if they thought Brady was staying or leaving and their level of shock when hearing the news (2:15 mark), why Brady wanted to leave (11:48), who's to blame for Brady leaving (19:45), if Brady will make the playoffs for Tampa Bay (and will he get there before Bill Belichick) (28:10) mark. Follow seveneighteen on social media: Twitter: @seveneighteen_ Instagram: @seveneighteen_ Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen

As we hunker down and #stayhome, every DJ is doing a live session on their social media (shouts to D-Nice for making this a thing). 9th Wonder is no different... except his mixes are different (in a good way). If you're a fan of that late 90's/early 2000's big boom bap sound, this is the live session for you. A lot of underground hits, remixes, B-sides, album cuts, etc. As 9th says, if you were listening to top 40 radio in those days, you're not going to recognize a lot of these!  The entire session is here as a podcast. We also have a playlist to the show (broken up into five parts). There's a bit of an intro to the first hour, the music starts around the 12:50 mark. Hour 1 Hour 2 Hour 3 Hour 4 Hour 5     Follow seveneighteen on social media:Twitter: @seveneighteen_Instagram: @seveneighteen_Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen

Shawn Hardie and actor/movie connoisseur J. Mikey spent an evening previewing the 92nd Academy Awards. They predict who will win and who should win Best Supporting Actress (5:50 mark), Best Supporting Actor (8:50), Best Actress (14:10), Best Actor (17:15), Best Director (20:40) and Best Picture (24:00). They also break down Marriage Story, including trying to figure out what made the characters played by Adam Driver and Scarlett Johannson as flawed as they were. (Apologies for getting this posted so late!) Follow seveneighteen on social media:Twitter: @seveneighteen_Instagram: @seveneighteen_Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen

Shawn Hardie brings on his close friend (and the biggest Laker fan he knows) Cousin D to discuss the passing of Kobe Bryant. They recall where they were when they heard the news (2:00 mark) and exchange stories of watching him in person (10:30), including a funny story about the day Kobe tore his Achilles (22:00). They also discuss if Kobe is the greatest Laker ever (35:45), their favorite Kobe performances (40:35) and if the Utah Jazz threw Kobe's farewell game (LOL) (54:15). Follow seveneighteen on social media:Twitter: @seveneighteen_Instagram: @seveneighteen_Facebook: facebook.com/seveneighteen