We sit down and talk about one of our favorite movies ever, La La Land, after that we move into a segment called "Who Are We," where we talk about the results of a personality test that matched us up with characters from different television shows and movies. We topped the show off with another breakdown of The Umbrella Academy, we taking this one week at a time. 

We mourn the loss of the legendary Chadwick Boseman with an episode focused on 2018's Black Panther film and a continuation of comic club, following Black Panther: The Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda (Issues #7-9).

We discuss Seth Rogen's newest film "An American Pickle," and then we do a sequel to our segment 2 Protecc 7 Attacc. We finish the show off with a breakdown of The Umbrella Academy's second episode of season 2. 

We open the show with our newest movie review: Ad Astra, then we introduced a new segment called "Pick 4" in which we matched some of our favorite albums to movies on the basis of our own judgement, after that we ended the show with a review and breakdown of the entire premiere of Umbrella Academy Season 2.

We get together to breakdown Taika Waititi's "Jojo Rabbit," have a discussion about what our world would be like if alcohol and weed switched places in society, and top off the show with a dive into issues #4-6 of Black Panther: The Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda by Ta-nehisi Coates.

We do an episode breakdown of The Boondocks: "A Huey Freeman Christmas." We also discuss a couple of 2020 releases from 6LACK and Wale. Just a nice little one off episode that we felt like recording, yunno?

We sit down for the first time in 4 months to give you a podcast. We discuss the Emmy Nominations, we introduce a new segment called "2 Protecc, 7 Attacc," you will enjoy it. Then we started "Comic Club" where we will be discussing Black Panther: The Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda, 3 issues at a time for the next few episodes. Read along with us!

Tav and Coro sit down to discuss their favorite works of cover art in the history of hip hop.

On this episode, Tavarus and Colton are joined by Kenton Fox in the studio. As we discuss the Chiefs winning the Super Bowl, the damage of the Kansas City Chief's racist traditions, and do a live commentary of Kendrick Lamar's DAMN. Collector's Edition. It's a good one.

Coro and Tav begin the show with a remembrance of Kobe Bryant. They then discuss the new music of the month of January: Circles by Mac Miller, Music to Be Murdered By by Eminem, and the Dreamville Director's Cut. They wrap up the show with a discussion about Sex Education's newest season and the film Knives Out. They end the show with some extra talking that's also very entertaining.