This week, the guys discuss where Dallas stood heading into the Detroit matchup after a record-setting Thanksgiving win over Kansas City. The Cowboys entered the week at 6-5-1 with momentum, a stronger defensive identity forming inside, and a playoff race that was tightening on both the division and wildcard fronts.

In the NFL, Thanksgiving delivered some of the biggest ratings ever, several contenders began to separate, and quarterback storylines continued to shift as teams like Cleveland and New England made important decisions. In the NBA, the Clippers shocked the league by releasing Chris Paul in the middle of a road trip, Giannis left early with a calf strain as trade noise picked up, and tension rose around multiple teams dealing with slow starts. The episode wraps with the guys comparing their Wrapped and Apple Music Replay results to close out the year.

MNCE joins Target Talk to talk about the path that led her from writing poems as a kid in Fort Worth to shaping the sound she is creating today. She reflects on the early influences that pushed her toward music, the growth she felt after releasing Somber, and what stepping away for a year taught her about herself as an artist. We also talk about how her creative world goes far beyond music, from dance to painting to fashion, and how all those lanes feed into her style now.

She breaks down her new single losing kontrol, why it felt like the right moment to return, and the feeling she hopes listeners catch the first time they play it. MNCE also shares what she’s building next and what this new chapter means to her moving forward.

Follow her: @mnce2ociety
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This week, the guys discuss Dallas returning to the field after an emotional week and delivering one of their most complete performances of the season. Dak led the offense with rhythm, Pickens and CeeDee bounced back after early discipline, and the defense showed real progress with help from the new additions up front.

Around the league, young quarterbacks are stepping in under pressure, contenders are slipping, and the playoff race is tightening across both conferences. In the NBA, LeBron opens year 23 with another milestone, trade noise swirls early, and Detroit keeps rolling. In music, Wale returns with a new album and BigX sparks a debate about what it means to be an artist today.

Diamond Miller joins Target Talk to reflect on her journey from growing up in a competitive basketball family to becoming one of the most exciting young players in the WNBA. She talks about breaking records at Franklin High, her evolution at Maryland, and what winning gold with Team USA taught her at a young age. We also get into her “welcome to the league” moment and the biggest surprises she felt when she entered the WNBA.

Diamond opens up about being traded to Dallas, what went through her mind that day, and what she hopes to show with the Wings that she could not before. She shares her early impressions of the city, her thoughts on new head coach Jose Fernandez, and what she’s focusing on in her game right now. From pregame music to hidden hobbies, this episode gives a full look at a fresh start and a new chapter.

Follow Diamond on Instagram: @diamondm1ller

This week, the guys discuss a difficult stretch for the Cowboys as the team processes the loss of Marshawn Kneeland and works to regroup after the bye. Dallas returns at 3-5-1 with questions on defense, communication issues to clean up, and a Raiders matchup that feels like a turning point for the season.

Around the league, the Giants move on from Brian Daboll, Miami exposes more of Buffalo’s inconsistency, and Jonathan Taylor pushes himself into the MVP conversation with a historic performance. In the NBA, the Mavericks fire GM Nico Harrison after a slow start, Bradley Beal is ruled out for the season, and Stephen Curry ends his long partnership with Under Armour as Curry Brand prepares to stand on its own. In music, the 2026 Grammy nominations spotlight Kendrick Lamar, Clipse, and a strong year for R&B, and Max B returns home after 16 years as fans debate whether he should jump straight into new music or ease back in.

Roman Da’Fro joins Target Talk to talk about his journey from Pleasant Grove to finding confidence in his sound. He shares how growing up around music shaped his style, the influence of his father, and what it took to build a voice that stands on its own. We talk about his creative process, performing live, and what inspires him both in and outside of music.

He also opens up about his new songs OBEEZY, Groovy, and WYA?, including the story behind OBEEZY and how this run of music reflects his growth as an artist. From boxing to bars, Roman Da’Fro has found balance in expression and authenticity.

Follow Roman: @romandafro

This week, the guys discuss the Cowboys’ 27–17 loss to the Cardinals and whether this team’s issues go deeper than just execution. Dallas dropped its first home game of the season after a sloppy performance, but Jerry Jones responded fast, adding linebacker Logan Wilson and a major piece to the defensive line in a move to stabilize things before it’s too late.

Around the league, the trade deadline brought real movement as the Jets shipped out star players and contenders like the Colts and Eagles loaded up for playoff pushes. Jacksonville kicker Cam Little made NFL history with a record 68-yard field goal, Ja Morant’s situation in Memphis looks worse by the week, and the early MVP race is shaping up between Luka, Shai, and Giannis. In music, a new lawsuit targets Spotify over streaming fraud, and the guys debate whether artists today are chasing connection or just optimizing the algorithm.

Tac and Rex from Sound Clash Radio join Target Talk for a conversation that’s part storytelling, part creative exchange. We talk about how the show came together, the early days of The Hangout Network, and how the two connected through music and community. Tac shares his perspective as a DJ, Rex talks about building a platform for local voices, and both reflect on what it takes to keep something real and consistent in Dallas.

From early music memories to our favorite rappers, this one’s about collaboration, culture, and keeping the scene alive through conversation.

Follow them: @goodgametac | @yurboyrexdabest | @soundclashradio

This week, the guys discuss the Cowboys’ 44–24 loss to Denver and whether it was just a bad night or something deeper. Dak Prescott threw two costly interceptions, the defense gave up its first 40-point game of the season, and Jerry Jones called the team “erratic” heading into a crucial stretch. The guys break down what went wrong, how Dallas can respond, and if this group is built to withstand physical teams.

Around the league, trade deadline week is here and teams are deciding whether to buy or sell, with names like Trey Hendrickson floating around. Plus, the Jets finally notch their first win, Austin Reaves drops 51 in a statement performance, and the NBA faces a shocking gambling investigation involving Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier. In music, No Limit takes the win in a nostalgic Verzuz against Cash Money, Cam’ron sues J. Cole over a broken deal tied to It Is What It Is, Drake’s Take Care goes Diamond, and hip-hop faces its first Billboard Top 40 drought in 35 years.

This week, the guys discuss Dak Prescott’s MVP-level performance as the Cowboys dominate Washington 44–22. They break down what this win means for Dallas moving forward, the latest trade deadline buzz, and Drake Maye’s rise in New England.

In the NBA, KD signs an extension with Houston, the Warriors handle the Lakers on opening night, and fans celebrate the return of the NBA on NBC. Plus, Gucci Mane’s Breakfast Club interview opens a real conversation about mental health and manhood in hip-hop.