Halloween, the day of the year dedicated to ghosts, goblins, costumes (and thot-stumes), candy… and tales from the hood. The crew goes around the “campfire” and shares personal scary stories — kicked off by Tuge who describes the time he had an incident with a cockroach that laid eggs in his… brain? Zack is still in the house and he tells the story of his wife and the death row inmate that contacted her. Dan encounters a stranger in his apartment and Angie recalls the fear she lived with while growing up with a Puerto Rican mom. Tuge has sex with a girl that carries around her sister’s ashes + More

The crew welcomes Zack Einhorn, a music industry manager turned TV producer turned growth marketer. Zack recalls his early days in the music biz, telling stories about meeting Kanye West before his infamous car accident, posting up outside of Def Jam to hand off beat CD’s, getting curved by Jay Z and Beyonce, working with Joe Budden, and being the first person to ever interview J.Cole. Tuge shares the story of the time he nearly signed to D-Block. Zack hints at having unreleased Lil Wayne music, talks about the game today vs 10 years ago, and doesn’t forget to scream RIP to all of his dead homies. The guys cover internet security and data privacy + More

Dan discusses how technologically illiterate his dad is, while Tuge remembers his dad falling and breaking his hand while checking out “Facebook thots”. Other topics include : addiction to smartphones, BET awards recap (and why no one cares about award shows anymore), further analysis of the Amber Guyger case, The Joker review and criticism of the film, and the Mandela Effect. The guys unveil a surprise + More

The guys talk about gray sweats and dick prints — pause. Afterwards they break down Rd 1 of the Shaq vs Damien Lillard rap battle. Tuge admits his favorite artist of all time is Michael Jackson, but hasn’t seen the recent HBO documentary, so Dan tells him ALL about it. The verdict for the Amber Guyger trial is in, leading to a very opinionated discussion about the case. Dan’s mom pretends he’s successful in front of her friends. The guys do impressions of Tuge’s dad + More

The episode kicks off with a new game called “Corporate Lingo”, where Tuge, a millennial from the hood with no corporate experience, attempts to decipher shorthand jargon typically used in an office setting. Later, Dan shares an uncomfortable story about being transfixed on children playing in a schoolyard — yikes! They discuss white privilege and the time Dan tried to go to jail for street cred. Tuge talks about his most fun jail experiences. The guys reflect on the night Snoop Dogg almost died. Dan gives women dating advice + More

The guys introduce their first guest, their friend Cam Frazer, a rapper/producer and high school dean — yeah that exists. Together they get drunk and discuss everything from Siamese twin porn to vape pens to past school teachers that inspired them. Tuge recalls the track he did with Joyner Lucas years back, but isn’t too pleased with Dan’s opinion of it. After finding out that his students never heard of Lauryn Hill, Cam gets in-depth about his quest to educate them on the history of rap. They chop it up about the gift and the curse that is the internet, and debate whether or not it will lead to our demise. Tuge says racially charged shit (SMH) + More

Tuge’s one year old son, Dio, spits a couple bars to kick off the episode and provides background noise throughout. Having been inundated with Tekashi69 courtroom memes over the last week, the guys offer their personal views on the case — as expected, Tuge rants about "street code". They discuss whether or not it’s still cool to be in a gang and predict what will actually happen to 6ix9ine when all is said and done. Dan reluctantly talks about the one time he snitched. Tuge ate a good sandwich. Dan gets hustled by a homeless guys + More

The guys analyze the word “love”, leading to a conversation about teenage heartbreak — Dan talks about crying over an ex, while Tuge recalls his most petty behavior. Things get deep as they discuss gun control and homelessness in America — and why people feel worse for the homeless dog than they do the homeless person. On a lighter note they dissect 50 Cent’s most trolling behavior on social media and clown Drake’s posture. Dan explains why he gave up vegetarianism. Tuge has a genius idea for Netflix. Tuge’s ass hurts + More

The guys discuss how easy it is to create music (and other art) nowadays versus back-in-the-day, leading to a convo about the fall of “true artistry”. Tuge questions the age kids should be taught about slavery, and the guys argue about vaccination. Having just watched Ep 1 of AMC’s new show “Hip Hop : The Songs that Shook America”, they reminisce on “old Kanye”. Other topics include : Eddie Murphy’s return to stand up, Instagram comedians, and battle rap. Tuge sings the opening themes of his favorite 90’s TV shows + More

Having just watched the pilot of HBO’s “The Righteous Gemstones”, the guys kick off this episode with some thoughts on wealthy preachers, i.e. Joel Olsteen. Tuge previews a new freestyle that opens up a discussion about haters on social media. Later, Tuge recalls his time on a dating app and getting pink eye during a one night stand. Dan talks about seeing his dad’s dick in the locker room and the guys reminisce on the old days — flip phones, dial up AOL, and watching porn as a kid. Tuge is fat-shamed + More