InforMILLy Honest

After taking a week off, 75% of the crew is back. This week’s topics include discussing a meme inquiring whether you’d wanna go back 20 years with all the knowledge you have now or jump forward roughly the same amount of time but with $50M in your account. They also dabble on subjects such as the viral “Challenge Accepted” phenomenon and internet movements in general, the failed justice system, and legalized weed and mushrooms.

This week the guys talk a little about love languages, the emergence of cancel culture, and touch on how America is being exposed to be not as awesome as it tries to portray.

This week the guys talk about ridiculous things they did as kids and the spankings that may have come with them. The conversation takes a dramatic but enlightening turn. Tune in to find out how.

The week the crew answers questions from listeners, Chris and Katie. Chris asked who we'd like to have a meal with, dead or alive. And Katie asked us about the experience of attending a nontraditional high school, a performing arts school.

This week the crew's intention is to talk about attraction and if they acknowledge it about other people to there partners. Though the conversation went off track a bit onto the use of the word "female" in modern times, they got back on track again discussing attraction in the age of COVID-19. Of course this wouldn't be an episode of InforMILLy Honest, if a brief chat on politics and/or race didn't come up as well. Enjoy.

Welcome back to The Audio Files Vol.1. In the second part of TAF Vol.1, the crew discuss Marcus and Josh's album suggestions.

Marcus Album Suggestions:

EARTHGANG - Mirrorland

Honne - Love Me/Love Me Not

Buddy - Ocean & Montana

Men I Trust - Oncle Jazz

Knxwledge - 1988

Sir Michael Rocks - Broken Window of Opportunity

Josh's Album Suggestions:

Coheed and Cambria - Vaxis-Act I: The Unheavenly Creatures

Mykal Kilgore - A Man Born Black

Add 2 - Jim Crow The Musical

Paulo Nutini - Caustic Love

Sons of Kemet - Your Queen is a Reptile

BJ the Chicago Kid - The M.A.F.E. Project

We're gonna be blunt. If you're not into music like that or you listen to one genre of music this episode

is not going to be for you. We've started a series within the podcast called The Audio Files. The concept is we all submit a list of albums for everyone to listen to. We then discuss why we picked the albums

we suggested. From there, we pick two albums from everyone else's lists that resonated with us the most and explain why. After doing this once, we realized how much there is to learn about each other through their musical preferences

and decided this would be an ongoing thing until further notice.

We highly suggest watching the videos whenever we release these type of episodes. It wouldn’t hurt to have a notepad or your phone out to jot down a few projects you maybe be interested in checking out. Though we're recommending watching the videos for The Audio Files, if you still want to support our listening numbers, by all means just hit play on whatever podcast app you use and turn the volume down. Anyway, we hope you enjoy this at least almost as much as we did making it.

Buckle your seatbelts for this beast of an episode. One member down, but Josh, Aaron, and Marcus manage to record a session clocking in at 2 hours. In this episode, they cover a rather wide range of topics including the most important meal of day, the ever important water, black businesses' customer service, self-accountability, and

empathy verses sociopathy (for a

really long time). Tune in to see how this conversational buffet took place. Recorded on May 22,2020.

In this episode, Adam tells a racially motivated work story, the guys discuss micro-aggressions, policing in America, and the possibility of Juneteenth becoming a victim of American capitalism. Recorded on June 12, 2020.

In this episode, Josh, Marcus. Aaron, and Adam discuss a question sent it from a listener. In a nutshell, the question asked revolves around the sincerity of the newfound support many non-black Americans are suddenly showing the black community. Recorded on June 5, 2020.