It's A Black & White Thing

A1, A. Ward & Loso recap the Divisional Round of the playoffs and give their predictions of who will play in the Super Bowl

After a lengthy hiatus, (you know how we do) the boys are back to give predictions on URL's Volume 7, the NFL Divisional round, and discuss the Nets acquiring James Harden in a trade with the Rockets.

17 Minute Mark: Volume 7 Predictions

54 Minute Mark: Harden Trade

1 HR 13 Minute Mark: NFL Divisional Round

A1 & A. Ward are joined by friends of the show Dre Sr. and Michael Watson to discuss the final episodes of The Last Dance. Michael also shares an incredible story of an interaction with a teammate.

A1, A. Ward & Loso talk about MJ's first retirement from basketball and the off the court issues that contributed to it. Ward and Loso talk about being accessible to fans and A1 shares stories of being blocked by prominent pastors and rappers.

A1, Dre Sr. and DJ Tre are joined by Pastor AD3 to break down his song selections in his battle vs. Chris Cobbins. AD3 takes us behind the scenes on how these songs came to be, goes into some of his favorite moments of the era and why he took a hiatus from making music

A special episode of the podcast convenes with A1 joined by friends of the show Dre Sr. and DJ Tre. They talk to Chris Cobbins as Chris breaks down the logic behind his song selections in his battle vs. Pastor AD3

A1 & A. Ward are joined by special guest Jesse Abbey and discuss the best and worst from the NFL Draft and recap episodes 3&4 of The Last Dance.

A special CHH episode to break down the KC Hits battle between Chris Lee & Pastor AD3.

Back after a hiatus, A1 and A. Ward are joined by special guest Loso to talk battle rap in the time of quarantine. They also discuss the the NFL draft, the NBA, and if sports will come back in 2020. Loso & Ward also have a spirited discussion about if Tampa Bay will make the playoffs this year.

A. Ward & A1 are joined by friend of the show DaLosFactor to discuss the Super Bowl and A1 loses his mind over the narrative that the Niners lost their offensive identity in the 4th quarter.