The guys get into the Texas shooting and how the media didn't show the shooter because he's white along with how it's bullshit that the military "forgot" to send in his criminal records. They discuss how to better raise your kids so this type of thing doesn't happen. Hint, it involves smacking the evil out of them.

Grady talks about his trip to Milwaukee where he wore shades the entire time on stage. Brian just wants to know what the women were like. 

They pay tribute to Fats Domino and Robert Guillaume. And Luke Skywalker of 2 Live Crew gets a Lifetime Achievement Award at the BET Hip Hop Awards leading them to discuss free speech and being a trailblazer who speaks the truth. 

Plus, how groundbreaking black artists either lose their seniority or lose their life.

Grady and Brian are joined by Will Holman who starts the show with a resounding "Fuck Trump". They talk about how black people were the original people and that everyone is scared of them being in power. 

They debate who the NFL belongs to, how Martin Luther King and Malcom X knew they were going to die, and why the perfect storm is coming. 

Plus, how to change the world through our children and showing kindness.

Ray Grady and Brian Hooks are joined by Will Holman to discuss Kevin Hart and his public apology for cheating. The guys go hard on the subjects of cheating, apologies, side chicks, hush money, and marriage. Highlights from the episode include:

"You need to have like 12 side chicks in a big ass house"

"There's no magic in marriage"

"The one who cares least about the relationship wins"

Plus much much more!

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Brian and Grady talk about Hartbeat weekend, what it's like to raise black kids in America, how they perceive the police, and Grady's time as a gangbanger with good grades. They also compare and contrast their police experience in Chicago vs. Bakersfield, CA. Plus, find out who owns all the prisons!

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Ray and Brian discuss the Mayweather vs McGregor fight and agree it was all about the money. 

The conversation about sending money to Houston ends up in a strip club with the hottest chicks and great deal on wings and collard greens. 

Brian digs into Grady on having had "78,000 jobs" and makes him explain why a new one is revealed each episode. 

B Hooks talks about shooting "Fool's Gold" and the danger of being "protected" by the guy who couldn't keep Steve Irwin alive.

A special mid-week release to cover the upcoming fight!

Ray Grady & Brian Hooks welcome actor/comedy Alphonso McAuley to the podcast. They briefly discuss the Burbank Comedy Festival & the solar eclipse before diving into an in-depth discussion, analysis, & predictions for the Conor McGregor vs Floyd Mayweather fight coming up this weekend. 

Plus, war, Worldstar Hip Hip, and why America loves violence!

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Ray Grady talks to his friend Will Holman of Superstar Power Productions about the white supremacist/Nazi rally in Charlottesville. They share a lot of their personal history as black men from Grady's mom seeing the KKK march to Will's dad jumping into an all white pool. Plus, they educate listeners on some lesser known facts about slavery and why things will never change.

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Grady drives to Mississippi from Chicago through "real America". His oldest son holds hist first baby shower and Ray has to have a talk with the baby mama.

Brian not taking Grady's calls cuz he's hanging out with rich folks. He leaves his bad ass kids in the car to record the podcast.

They talk about the difference between how white people and black people handle having a lot of money.

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Ray Grady and Brian Hooks talk about why nepotism never really works. Discuss if it's better to be famous or funny. Why comics get away from standup and fade and much much more.

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