We’re still riding the Fathers Day wave. In this episode Kellz talks with D.S.O., host of Dad Starting Over Podcast and author of The Dead Bedroom Fix, Now What?, and Red Flags, about infidelity, divorce, and navigating life after.

Father’s Day is right around the corner and this episode is all about “taking care” of Dad. Kellz talks with Dominique Marks, host of Raw Sex Podcast, about male sexual wellness, dad sex, desires, kink, and everything in between.

In Episode 25: An Inconvenient Truth, we're marauding on the topic of Racism. Kellz has assembled a diverse panel to discuss their views on the current state of our country following the murder of George Floyd at the hands of law enforcement as well as the protest and violence that has ignited around the world.

Episode 24: Losing My Religion is out on all major streaming platforms. In this episode Kellz and guest Amy Riley maraud on the topic of religion and the existence of God after Jon Steingard, the frontman of Christian rock group Hawk Nelson, announced that he no longer believed in god. Heavy stuff here folks 🤙🏾

Coming at you from TV Land! Marauding with Kellz on the television and film culture are Dallas based power couple Tamika and Kim Archie, co-creators of NuVysion Media as well as the producer and director of the The ON! Channel's hit drama series "Behind Closed Doors". We'll discuss their inspiration behind NuVysion Media, their journey as independent filmmakers, influences, how personal issues are approached in Behind Closed Doors, and more.

It's Crunch Time Fellow Marauders! Our review of the final 2 episodes of ESPN's incredible documentary about the 90's Chicago Bulls dynasty, The Last Dance, is here. The homie Jeff Hunt from the Jeff Needs Help Podcast joins Kellz to discuss episode highlights, how Lebron and Kobe measure up against Mike, if it's time to finally put the comparisons to rest, and how we view greatness overall. WHAT TIME IS IT?

Episode 21 is a continuation of our review of ESPN's superb documentary of the 90's Chicago Bulls Dynasty, The Last Dance. Kellz and special guest Jeff Hunt, from the Jeff Needs Help Podcast, maraud on episodes 7 & 8. We break down an exhausted Jordan, how the tragic loss of his father effected him and made him walk away from basketball in the middle of his prime, his demand for excellence that was hard for some to accept, his initial failure upon his return after baseball and his redemption. All of this is setting the stage for one helluva conclusion.

We've hit Episode 20 y'all and we're just getting started. Our review of ESPN's The Last Dance rolls on. Kellz breaks down the beauty that is the opening sequence of episode 5, The Dream Team, Corporate Mike, his struggle with fame, the chase for the 3-peat, and Jordan's emerging gambling issues. Why Be Like Mike when you can Be Like Kellz?

The Culture Marauders review of ESPN's documentary about the final year of the Chicago Bulls dynasty, "The Last Dance", rolls on. In Episode 19, Kellz and the homie Kyle break down the latest installments and discuss the enigma that is Dennis Rodman, Phil Jackson's leadership that finally got the Bulls past The Bad Boy Detroit Pistons, the move that led to villain of the episode, Isaiah Thomas, being left off the legendary 1992 Olympic Dream Team, and of course the beginning of the league takeover by Air Jordan.

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Missing baseball? Don't worry because ya boy Kellz is stepping to the plate and knocking out Episode 18: The Dugout. In this episode Kellz talks with former MLB player as well as president and founder of Dugout Mugs, Mr. Randall Thompson. Randall talks about developing his love for baseball, how the game changes from the amateur level to the pros and how he got the idea to start the cool ass Dugout Mugs brand. We wrap up by answering the age old question, when is crying allowed in baseball? Welcome to the Show!

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