Season 3 has arrived! The crew reconvenes after the year's end and season closing.

Our reunion starts with a recap of the holiday season and a December ruined by Covid (00:05:03). Topics include exes, breakups, and handling rejection (00:14:00) as well as goals for the new year (00:20:00).

Music up for review this week: Dawn FM by The Weeknd (00:30:00), DS4EVER by Gunna (00:48:15), Magic by Nas (00:54:25), Kitty Ca$h (00:59:20)

Chevaux attempts to explain the importance of learning foreign languages and discusses with Joe the dynamics of dating outside your culture (01:03:25). Joe updates us on Young Dolph's case which leads to an exploration of the cost of moving as a VIP (01:13:40). The show ends by tackling the debate on student loan debt (01:23:25) and email questions from our listeners (01:32:50).

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December 11, 2021

This week the gang gets together to recap their past week of outings, and Chevaux lets Bee know he's too old for hard drinking (00:05:03). Travis Scott was interviewed about Astroworld (00:11:55), YK Osiris is running around paying his debts (00:25:50), and J Cole is trending for not being humble as he claims (00:37:40). Music talk starts off with Kanye West's concert to Free Larry Hoover (00:40:10). New releases include Rick Ross, Cleo Soul, and Tory Lanez.

December 4th, 2021

This week the crew reviews their music taste for 2021, the conversation of interracial dating from white womens' perspective, and New Years resolutions.

This week the guys kick off the show with praise and appreciation for Jay Z. Chevaux and Bee recount their holiday weekend outside, and Chevaux expresses his frustrations with how they do their singleness. Ahmaud Arbery's murderers received their verdict, Summer Walker has tattooed a new man's name on her face and, Bee is asking his favorite girls for their cash app.

Juno and Moody find a seat on this episode to discuss his new self titled release. Topics include the untimely death of Young Dolph (00:02:32), Kyle Rittenhouse's trial (00:43:00), and Travis Scott's Astroworld tragedy (00:53:23). Chevaux hates on Isaiah Rashad (00:33:28), asks which conspiracy theories the cast subscribes to (00:56:00), and calls a few friends about Ari Fletchers disdain for gamers (01:05:55).

The O.S.S boys are back! This week Kelly returns to discuss the recent events in hip hop culture. New music from Silk Sonic leads into a conversation about relationships with single mothers (00:01:00). Brittney Renner's recent interviews about her breakup with PJ Washington guide a conversation about predatory dating and how men feel about their prospects sexual history (00:14:20). Summer Walker's new album is all the rage, and her lyrics addressing LondonOnDaTrack develops a point about how deeply significant others get to know one another (00:47:30). Joe budden was bisexual for a week due to the internets unwillingness to research (01:05:45), and Kanye West had an interesting interview with NORE on Drink Champs (01:20:00).

Deona joins the crew this week to discuss new music from Saeku and her trip to LA for his album release. New music from Wale, Big Sean, and Young Miami. Rolle tries to explain sad sex, Joe tries to decide between fighting a chicken or an orangutan, and Richmond mourns the loss of DJ 2Nasty.

Chad goes missing. Joe, Bee and D Street talk about about unacceptable kinks and Dave Chappelle. Thoughts on Young Thug "Punk" album. Is Certified Lover Boy better than we actually thought? Don Toliver Album is actually good! Remember we are just here so we don't get fined.

This week Juno Da God and his manager Moody join the pod to discuss politics and music. Pharell pulls his music festival out of VA Beach, Mr. Cooper is suing Chris brown for copyright infringement, and The Rock makes his rap debut on Tech N9ne's latest release. Richmond releases include Lew Gilly, and Illa Styles. 

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This week the guys review new releases from Meek Mill and Wale as well as viral Richmond native Moochieee. 

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