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Rasul and FNF Chop join the cast this week. News of DJ Unk's passings kicks off the weekend, the NFL division Championships are on the line, and Kendrick Lamar announcces SZA will be joining him at the halftime show.

Chop talks about his own experience in the music industry and shares his thoughts on business as an independent artist.

The show is back for 2025 with guest appearances from Rasul (@Sooooolie) and Laurynv(@Lauryn.Yvonne). Liangelo Ball drops the first hit song of the year, winter weather caused a water crisis in Richmond, and Drake postures up to take legal action against his label.

The cast regroups to knock off the pod rust. Lil Yachty airs his greivances over IG Live, Richmond artists release new music, and the hosts chat about the rules of engagement for a new girlfriend.

This week the cast focuses on new music releases. Childish Gambino drops his last album, JT presents a new sound with City Cinderella, and Big Sean prepares the game for a new album.

On this episode the gang talks about why Richmond was voted the #1 city to visit by CNN, and an assassination attempt on Donald Trump dominates the news cycle. Joe starts a discussion about culture vultures in Rap and RnB, Ice Spice and Central Cee start dating rumors, and Chad shares new music from Megan Thee Stallion.

Chevaux starts the show hashing out an argument with Joe that started on IG. Rick Ross gets beat up in Canada. Joe shares the difference between a geek, nerd, and a dork. Meek Mill offers a $2,000 reward for a South Philly man that assaults a woman in Dollar General.

This week Joe joins the cast. They discuss their experiences with the different projects in Richmond and go over new music releases. Kendrick Lamar creates another iconic moment in hip-hop with his Juneteenth concert in LA, and Chevaux has the crew play who did it better with Chris Browns 'Transparency.'

This week the guys talk about a new album from Tems, J.Cole's latest features, and the new sub-genre from artists like Cash Cobain. Denzel Curry drops new singles leading up to a project and Bia releases a diss track to Cardi B.

Raschad challenges the double standard of SA committed by women, and Chevaux shares what he's learned about budgeting.

The cast gets together to chat after a slow music week. Bee shares how dating affects his spending. Chevaux talks about setting themes for a new season, and Deona recaps what she learned in her company's self-defense program.

On this episode the cast talks about the natural progression of a career path. They recap the weekend following Kendrick Lamar's Not Like Us, the beef between Sukihana and JT, and their opinion on the new norm of dark themes in anime.