Do men really have a safe space to express themselves? While listening to "The Thing About Us Podcast", this topic came up and it made me think. I honestly don't think men have a safe space without being told they're less of a man for talking about their feelings. This is part one of a very deep conversation and I wanted to establish a foundation for why I feel this way... Tap In.

Did the 49ers prove last year was a fluke? The 49ers destroyed my Eagles and made a big statement showing that they're the best team in the NFL. Eric and I talk about the game and what this means for the NFC. The NCAA Football playoff teams was announced and FSU was left out after going undefeated and winning the ACC Championship. Do you agree or Respectfully Disagree with them and Georgia being left out? Tap In....

Is it the coaches job to develop young players or is this something the player is required to do on their own? The more I watch elementary, middle, and high school basketball the more I see coaches leaning on the most talented players. Basketball has completely moved away from a team concept and is now just give the ball to the star and move! Tap in to my latest "Thinking Out Loud" episode.....

Most people think Duke/Unc is the best rivalry in sports or is it Ohio St/Michigan? Following the comeback win for the Kentucky Wildcats football team, I think UK/UL is the best rivalry hands down! I give my thoughts on the game and then shed some light on depression during the holidays. Why is it the holidays just feel different these days compared to when we were younger? Tap in.

When did we get to the point in life where if you critique someone or something it's considered hate? If you support someone does that mean you can't hold them accountable? My daughter is showing a lack of interest in basketball so now I'm faced with trying to be her support system but also wanting to hold her accountable for getting better on the court. This has been an interesting week in sports with Shannon Sharpe facing backlash for his critique of Lamar Jackson and trying to hold him accountable.

Welcome to the "Thinking Out Loud" series where I'll be taking the time to share my thoughts on personal matters and/or things going on around the world. Today's conversation is about a meme I came across that said "People are making the most they've ever made, but are the poorest they've ever been"

Do you agree or RESPECTFULLY DISAGREE??

The new NBA season tips off tonight and this might be one of the best seasons in years. Eric, Kevin, and myself kick back and share our thoughts on the real contenders for each conference. Lebron is entering year 21, Dame is now with the Bucks, Durant is looking to take the Suns to the finals, but are the Nuggets still the team to beat? Tune In and be sure to subscribe to the channel.

When it comes to horror movies, who would you consider to be the best slasher? It's October so all the legendary films are in rotation and Eric joins the podcast to discuss some of our favorite scary movies. If you had to pick four characters, who would make your Mount Rushmore of Slashers?? Let us know in the comments!!!

Drake released a new album "For All The Dogs" and despite selling 410,000 copies the first week, this album was met with a lot of criticism. The biggest headline came from Joe Budden when he reviewed the album and suggested Drake should make more mature music. This led to other media outlets breaking down the project and most of it has been negative reviews. I welcome Chris to the podcast and we share our thoughts on the second highest selling HipHop album of 2023.

The divorce rate is still high amongst first marriages with data showing 35-50% of first marriages ending in divorce. My wife and I celebrated 10 years of marriage and I wanted to take the time to reflect on how far we've come. Tune in as we share some of the ups and downs when it comes to marriage and what we think might help others build a stronger bond.