The power of the gay community is undeniably strong. And The IRSPNSBL crew is here to challenge, but definitely not offend, that power. Mrs. 8th Grade Fine talks about men in her DM after proving they do not belong in her life and then discussing the issues in teaching, as well as being apart of, the under represented population. Lastly, we go deep into the debate of a professional woman's attire while in the presence of impressional youths.

The IRSPNSBL crew has a voice for the masses and just cause we are of one culture does not mean we are blind to others. We discuss that in this episode. The crew highlights kids from under privileged areas and how ugly they can view their own community. This negativity and cultural bias is shown when celebrities like Too Short and Jon Gruden open their mouth, and we let them have it. At the end of the discussion we have to remember to uplift ourselves and others and grow each of our communities from within without tearing down another.

When being intentional in discovering what plagues, one must first know how to identify what "WHAT" is and why it exist.  As in relationships, red flags and triggers are always lurking and if not checked; expect trouble ahead.  The IRSPNSBL crew debate our ideas of red flags and triggers in a back and forth battle of stubbornness.

When getting cheated on goes terribly wrong.  Bettina shares a story about how she caught her man where he should have never been and it is hilarious.  A friend of the show, Chris Green, joins the IRSPNSBL CREW with talks about women, being single until you are married, and how parents unintentionally disrespect our offspring without knowing so.

Sometimes the IRSPNSBL crew plans to record for quick second and sometimes we just get in our bag and we can not shut-up.  This episode is one of those can not shut-up moments.  On this episode, Ms. 8th Grade Fine, talks about her child being gay and shares a few stories of raising her during her daughters' discovery.  Somehow, sex rears its ugly little head, so we decide to sit on this topic for a moment (see what I did there).  Mavriq questions the responsibility of bad sex while Tina expresses how women are not achieving orgasms as much as men.  The crew revisits the raising of kids in the black community when family members and others are involved.  The last 45 minutes we discuss the treatment of Simone Biles, Naomi Osaka, and Sha'Carri Richardson as they go through hardships in their respective sports.  These powerful stories lead to a small argument that leads to a very healthy discussion about how to police our own black community with the presence of accountability and responsibility.

This episode will forever hang up in the rafters.  Mavriq and KK invited our mothers as guests and to be honest with you, it was more than we bargained for.  There is soooooo much to uncover in this filterless, grown-up conversation where our mothers discussed raising us into the men we are now without a handbook.  Our mothers talked about the struggle of being a single parent, the issues of dating as a single parent and why they decided this was the correct path for them.  They dropped gems from an older generation on the importance of trust in relationship, knowing your worth as a woman, and even left us with some insight from a woman who has been through this thing called life to other women who have yet been to where these women have been.  We had a wonderful time with our moms and a special thanks to a local podcast and friend for this idea.  Without this idea the world would never know the logic of Chicken (KK's mother) and how many times 22 goes into 60.....

Mavriq shares a Dave Chappelle joke that illustrates to men the dangers women encounter living their everyday life for simply having a vagina.  And then like clockwork, Bill Cosby makes it to the pod.  Now the IRSPNSBL crew has no idea how this happened, but following the Pill Cosby chat, a much needed cultural conversation from the perspective of man and women develops.  We discuss if black woman protect black men as they speak of.  We bring up our threatening nature to white folks, police brutality, asian hate, and even parenting black son.  This really turns into a great convo with a very level headed conclusion.  A MUST LISTEN!!

The IRSPNSBL crew would first like to congratulate PAPA K on the new addition to his family, his first grandbaby.  In this episode, D. Jones joins us as we explore how moms and dads can go through the same thing and yet experience something completely different from one another.  Moms fighting dads. Dads fighting moms.  And when the smoke clears, the child is left figuring things out on their own.  The crew discuss how winning the lotto can create an a$$hole out of a person followed by rare sports commentary.

The IRSPNSBL crew dig deep in our intellectual bags on this one.  Bettina speaks her mind on normalizing the mature woman body, stomach brains and all....LOL!!  The crew then discuss where we gain our confidence from and how society affects the confidence of men and women differently.  Colorism amongst different cultures and intercultural dating become a topic of exploration.  Mavriq exits with an insightful ted talk about buying black and how irresponsible it is as an exclusive practice.

IT'S OFFICAL!!  Our IRSPNSBL antics caught up to us and we are officially dropped from whatever distribution deal we thought we had.  The men in this world just might not be ready to hear what needs to be said.  So f$%k it, hear us talk about what got us dropped this weeks proves how on point our conversation from two episodes was.  We also discuss kids behavior in school and professionalism amongst the youth of the black community and our thoughts on "code switching".  We share how our weeks have been while we talk music.  Lastly, congrats to Zaila Avant-garde on her spelling bee win.  Check out the crew as we show why we should never spell a word without the help of spell checker.