On this episode, the duo travel to the Savannah as they give their thoughts and reviews on the photo-realistic remake of "The Lion King", what they liked, disliked, would have changed, and it's safe to say that some were more...generous than others. Plus, Troi wonders what's taking so long to sentence the biological terrorist that is the Blue Bell Licker and why there's so many daggum dog movies, and takes a look at ZZ Top's "Tres Hombres" for music history. Check it out.

This week, with it being the week of the 4th of July, we're talking cookouts!! And not the restaurant either. The duo discuss their favorite cookout meats, whether macaroni and cheese is a must-have when it comes to cookout sides, why eating good brisket is a life-altering experience, and give a list of commandments everyone should follow when attending cookouts. Troi also discusses his newfound obsession with "sMothered" and takes a look at D'Angelo's "Brown Sugar" album for Music History.

Join Troi and Taylor as they discuss the "Amazing Grace" movie, why Troi believes the BeyHive is a cult, and the moral implications of being filthy rich. Also, Troi discusses his favorite musicals. Plus, this week in "Music History" Troi takes a look at the Isley Brothers' "The Heat Is On". Come on up!!

This week on the Hill, Troi and Taylor discuss why Netflix just might be the GOAT of streaming; why Troi seems to be the only one who sees through the scam that is the fictional "Carmen: A Hip-Hopera" (terrible name for a fanfic, btw); and they discuss the live-action "Aladdin", with some being a tad more enthusiastic than others about it...don't worry though, it's mostly a good review. Spoilers though, if that matters to you. Come on up and check it out!!

This week on the Hill, the pair discuss Ayesha Curry's inexplicably polarizing comments about wanting attention, try to figure out why Twitter snipers stay trained on her, and why what she said is more molehill than mountain. Plus, they share stories of past relationships and Troi breaks down another album. Come on up and check it out.

This week on the Hill, the pair discuss the piss poor attempt at solidarity that was Texas Tech's unorganized Swag Surf, talk about the new photorealistic "Lion King" trailer (guess which one wasn't moved by it) and discuss why Y'ALL NEED TO QUIT HYPING UP JAGGED EDGE, as well as a One's Gotta Go scenario. Plus, rude geese and in "Music History" we look at how Rick James' classic album "Street Songs" might not have gotten made had it not been for Prince. Come on up and check it out.

This week, the pair talk about the seeming lack of love and forgiveness in the Black church, take a look at the ongoing saga of Pastor John Gray and discuss whether preachers get away with too much, and share their thoughts on the tragic murder of Nipsey Hussle; and in this week's "Music History" segment, the album being discussed is "Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite". Plus...WOOLY MAMMOTHS!!! Check it out.

The pair is joined again by Khia Glover from Notes By Khia to discuss the 15th anniversary of Usher's landmark "Confessions" album. They discuss the album's impact, legacy, and memories they have associated with it. They also briefly discuss Jussie Smollett, Lupita and Winston, and the importance of personal space. Be sure to check it out.

For this episode, we go into the archives to publish a previously unreleased episode. We talk to Khia Glover, founder of Notes by Khia, to discuss how she began blogging, dealing with anxiety, as well as the importance of self-care. There's also some Coachella discussion, an "A Goofy Movie" reference, and relive the fun that was Taylor Swift's cover of "September". It's a long one but a fun one.

This week on the Hill, the pair discuss the myriad of scandals that have been taking place, from the academic lies, to Bob Kraft, to NCAA investigations (which kinda becomes a rant on the fallacy of "amateurism", but whatever). Plus, Troi discusses another album on "Music History"check it out.