Armond & Doc return from their brief hiatus to talk about the BET Awards, what's going on with Tyga and Young Money, the indecipherableness of Young Thug, and a lot more.

Armond & Doc discuss everything from Blossom to Kendrick Lamar to...Busta Rhymes(?!?!) in an emergency episode of Clock Radio Speakers. Kendrick's new single "I" gets broken down in true CRS style before they go off topic on everything from Beats Music to how Jay-Z completely DESTROYS Sauce Money on "Pre-Game".

Armond & Doc continue this week's episode by talking about Lecrae's 'Anomaly' and Jeezy's 'Seen It All' before going off-topic trying to figure out what Jeezy's third best album was (trust me it makes sense). Plus Doc talks about Foxy Brown Math and a lot more.

Armond & Doc finally talk about music! New songs from Big Sean & Rick Ross, the Robin Thicke "Blurred Lines" lawsuit, and new albums from Banks & SPZRKT all get discussed in true Clock Radio Speakers fashion. Plus a side convo about how race and gender affect what we call music, cause we obviously couldn't just talk about the music.

Armond & Doc discuss the Ray Rice incident, why the Atlanta Hawks are being sold, and the racist underpinnings of our entire society (seriously). Plus a completely random off-topic journey through Busta Rhymes and keyboard beats.

Armond & Doc go in-depth on Apple's announcements this week - the two new iPhone 6's, the Apple Pay initiative, and the long-anticipated Apple Watch.

@DJHyphen joins Armond & Doc to talk about everything from Nicki Minaj's rollout & when her album might come out to Macklemore to DJ Mustard to Eminem's Shady XV to, yes, "authentic twerking". Not to mention a conversation about the future of online distribution and a lot more.

Armond & Doc continue the conversation about Ferguson and talk about the smearing of Mike Brown in the media, our unrealistic and yet understandable expectations of Obama, and more.

Armond & Doc reflect on the tragic events in Ferguson and talk about if it's possible for the community to ever feel like justice has been served. Plus the politically divided reaction from America, how celebrities have (or haven't) responded, and more.

Armond & Doc discuss the murder of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO and tackle a bigger question - how did our society get to this point?