Doc and Croc went rogue this week. We don't know what happened to the guys, but they came for their producer, the Patriots, and Nick Cannon. All we can say is...whoa!

Social media can be a valuable tool for networking and connection, but too often it becomes a source of identity and an idol. Doc and Croc expose these dangers and highlight the importance of interpersonal communication.

Happy Holidays from your boys Doc and Croc. The guys talk about a few of their favorite things when it comes to the holidays. There is no script or plan, just two guys with a microphone and the word, "go!"

Parenting in the 21st century is so different than in previous generations. Doc and Croc discuss their own history as well as share stories of meandering through some difficult situations as parents. The NFL, Cleveland Browns, and the Pittsburgh Steelers take this week's hit.

Everyone loves stories of black love, romance, and adoration. Doc and Croc tell us about their love for the two ladies that are the backbone for the Doc and Croc Show

Doc and Croc explore the biblical concept of being the "light of the world" and how God uses His people to be the light in the darkness of the world. Whether you are dealing with grief, depression, or daily problems, this episode is designed to bring us all into His marvelous light.

Have you felt like you were destined to do more or be more? Things like fear, low self-esteem, or destructive people keep us from following our passions and desires. Doc and Croc provide tips and encouragement to help us all achieve our potential.

What could happen when Doc and Croc don't have a plan, an agenda, or a topic? The only tools going into the studio is a microphone and the word "go." The answer is just about anything could happen.

Doc and Croc take some time to give the ladies some much needed medicine. It is time for a full episode hit on the ladies.

Doc and Croc discuss the stress of the job environment and how it affects the home life. It's important to be aware of having balance in life and protecting what's most important.