The Chicken Social

Obes and 'Cha talk about the annual flooding in Houston and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, and they review Drake's new album without having heard it.

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Obes and 'Cha rant about the superhero Black Panther and his film debut in Captain America: Civil War.

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Obes and Cha talk Prince's legacy and his legendary vault, Beyonce's new album "Lemonade" and what it means for black women, and the stupidity of the NFL Draft

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We're joined by Lloyd Gite, owner of Houston's only all African art gallery to discuss: - life before the gallery - what it's like to buy art in Africa - who he most enjoyed/hated meeting while working in television All this and much more

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Obes, 'Cha, and Alex Ikhimokpa discuss the dangers of getting "memed"

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In his second solo episode, 'Cha talks about what he learned in his Fireside Chat with UH Football Coach Tom Herman, what it means to live life "1 and 0," and taking a winding path to your dreams like Kyle Postma.

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How has Hip-Hop changed in your lifetime? The uncut response from MC I Ckan Ryme.

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We're joined by Alex Ikhimokpa, the founder of the fitness collective BanditBodies, who talks to us about his vision for the company, finding purpose out of personal loss, and how he never wants to lose his physical independence

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'Cha is in the driver's seat as the boys are joined by MC I Ckan Ryme to talk about her performance at Frontier Fiesta, her life in rap, and how she feels about the present state of rap music

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Obes imagines MLK with Twitter, Sharmagne Taylor explains Social Media as a powerful tool, 'Cha can't speak to teenagers.

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