Last episode left us with a cliff hanger, so we had to bring him back! On Part II, Nickelus F talks about his experience working with Drake, and how they built a working relationship early on in both of their careers. We also talk books he's reading and one's that helped influence his music. He talks about going to college as a full-time artist, battle rap, and the birth of SWEET PETEY. Nickelus F tells us why he is the Bo Jackson of Rap, and shares a fun fact about only ever being able to dunk for one year. Lots of layers in this episode, don't miss out.

Special guest Nickelus F - VA rap legend takes us through his journey from growing up in West Virginia and the first time he realized he was black, to when and how he started rapping, battling on The Source: Unsigned Hype, becoming a 106 & Park Freestyle Friday Champion, and working with one of the greatest rappers of all time. TO BE CONTINUED...

On part 2 of the Chris Copeland episode we get into Copeland’s life after basketball which includes “X vs. X” with Metta World Peace, creating music of his own, and keeping professional basketball open as an option. We also talk music, battle rap; we fall into the Lebron vs. MJ debate, take on the Eminem/Jay-Z Renegade discussion, and learn about Copeland’s favorite rap artists currently and of all time. 

Special guest Chris Copeland, takes us through his journey as a professional basketball player. He talks coming up in New Jersey and transitioning to Virginia in high school, to playing at the University of Colorado, to life overseas after college. Copeland dives into the ugly side of overseas ball, but shines light on all of the positives, like the coach that changed his life and helped him get to the NBA. Copeland discusses his NBA career, playing in the spotlight for the New York Knicks, the change of pace (no pun intended) with the Indiana Pacers, and witnessing the birth of a star in young Giannis with the Milwaukee Bucks, and much much more!

Special guest Wes Watkins, a musician/drummer, Father, influencer, author, and more, shares his personal journey as a full-time musician. He talks about what it's like traveling the world while on tour, his best and worst experiences working with different artists, and gives us a look into his book: The Life that Created My Own Sound, which deals with his personal experiences with depression, suicide, and coming out on the other side of his mental health struggles. Follow @wes_gotmyownsound on Instagram, and be on the lookout for his new album coming Summer 2020.

Following the conclusion of the Last Dance Documentary, Reggie and Cane sit down to discuss Michael Jordan and to have the GOAT debate. They talk about the GOATs of different eras, what player had the only 50" vertical in NBA history, Pippen's contract, Rodzilla, how Jordan was as a teammate and competitor, and everything else covered in The Last Dance. Reggie and Cane also talk personal takes like the top 5 Jordan shoes of all time, and what it was like for Reggie playing 5 years under owner Michael Jordan in Charlotte...oh, and Cane drops another fire freestyle at the end!

On the second part of the Chris Gandy episode we dive deeper into the financial world as it pertains to athletes and entertainers. Gandy talks about good and bad investments, who to trust, and how to deal with family and friends when you acquire "sudden wealth." We also discuss how things fall apart after a major contract, the true cost of an unsuccessful marriage, and how Coronavirus has impacted the economy and politics. There's also some good ole shootin the shit about music, and more. 

Special guest - former NBA player and current Financial Advisor Chris Gandy brought the financial full court press to Synonymous Podcast. He talks about playing with Michael Jordan on the 1996-1997 Chicago Bulls team, playing in the Big Ten amongst legends, what 3 time NBA All-Star he beat in a game of PIG, and why he would never sign Melo to his team. He also details how he transitioned from basketball to the financial world, weighs in on why professional athletes go broke, and drops gems on spending vs. investing, plus much more!

Finally the Synonymous podcast duo is back together on the couch! Reggie returned from South Korea. Cane and Reggie celebrate their reunion by burning the Badu Pussy incense, while listening to Erykah Badu, and sipping on Coronas. Cane and Reggie talk Quarantine life, how artists and athletes are adapting to the current situation, and the DJ Premier vs. RZA Instagram live battle

On Part II of 'Two Piece and a Soda', special guest, DJ/Producer Lou Burna is back for more. Lou and Cane discuss battle rap, the one time they got kicked out of a Richmond bar and got into a fight, and Lou answers the "Synonymous Question". Find out what UFC fighter Lou feels he is synonymous with as a Producer.