Misfits Radio Shows

In this episode, CJ invites the hilariously talented Murdahill to the sofa. They dive into her six-year trek through the comedy world, the road that led her to the mic, and the unique challenges of cracking jokes in bars and lounges after seven years of sobriety. Plus, they tackle the latest buzz in today's headlines.

In this episode, Shootah and DJLAB delve into the significance of networking and fostering a community of individuals with similar interests. They explore how collaboration, mutual motivation, and inspiration among community members can fuel creativity.

In today's podcast episode, the hosts Wiz and his wife Melody engaged in a multifaceted discussion covering a range of sensitive and complex topics. They navigated through the intricacies of current political issues, offering their unique perspectives and fostering a dynamic debate. The conversation also delved into the realm of personal beliefs and the impact of religion on life, highlighting the diverse ways in which faith can shape one's experiences and decisions. Furthermore, they approached the topic of sex with openness and honesty, underscoring the significance of clear communication and mutual respect within their relationship. Lastly, they provided personal anecdotes and advice on cultivating a healthy and loving partnership, sharing the wisdom they've gained from their own experiences. This episode exemplifies the power of dialogue in understanding and appreciating the depth of human relationships and societal issues.

Every Thursday @ 8pm

In a world where comedians are revered like ancient philosophers, CJ and Nate Zig take the stage, not with a mic and a stool, but with a chisel and stone, carving their jokes into the Mount Rushmore of Comedy. Here, the faces of comedic legends gaze out, not solemnly, but with a smirk, as if they heard the punchline to the universe's greatest joke. As they delve into the labyrinth of government conspiracies, they find not red tape, but red noses, squirting water with every bureaucratic blunder. Social media, the double-edged sword, is wielded with the precision of a stand-up set; one wrong move and you're 'cancelled', one right move and you're viral, but always just a meme away from infamy. And let's not forget the lunch meat scandal, where the only thing more contaminated than the cold cuts is the humor that slices through the absurdity of it all. In this episode, the laughs are a dish best served bold, with a side of satire and a sprinkle of the ridiculous. Bon appétit!

In this episode, Shootah and DJLAB explore the consequences of crashing out. They delve into various reasons why people crash out, the different ways it can happen, and potential strategies to prevent it.

Every Thursday Night @ 8pm

Every Monday Night @ 8PM

In this episode, the conversation opens with a discussion about a new bong, leading to Kay sharing her experiences with food allergies. The dialogue then shifts to the social dynamics of waiting and the act of passing weed among individuals. It delves into the reasons why people often pass weed to Kay, exploring the nuances of social interactions. Additionally, the episode touches on the common occurrence of people soliciting help at gas stations and Ra's consistent response of refusal, highlighting the complexities of human behavior and the diverse reactions it can provoke.

In the latest episode that's buzzing with more energy than a coffee shop on Monday morning, Shanny, Slick, and DJLAB dive into the Olympic pool with a splash, celebrating the phenomenal achievements of black athletes who are not just breaking records but rewriting history books with style and grace. They then switch gears faster than a politician's promises, dissecting Kamala Harris's tenure as DA with the precision of a sushi chef. The political landscape is up next, and it's as heated as Georgia asphalt in July, with the governor navigating the state through Divoc—sounds like a sneeze, but it's just the world turned upside down. And in a twist, that's more surprising than finding money in your old jeans, they discuss the new trend of people holding onto their wallets tighter than a jar lid. Wrapping up with a heartwarming call to arms for support and loyalty, it's an episode that's got more layers than your grandma's lasagna and is sure to leave you hungrier for the next one!