The crew opens up by dedicating a moment of silence to the late Juice WRLD as we learned of his death this weekend. This leads to a conversation about the glorification of drugs in this era of music and how it negatively impacts the kids that listen and look up to these artist. Next, Brandon introduces a topic based on an article he discovered about the trump administration potentially taking away food stamps from thousands of Americans. The crew gives their opinions and share their thoughts on this topic. Lastly the fellas wrap up by explaining when it’s appropriate to get/expect a gift from somebody you may be dating or talking to. Tune in for another great episode.

This week The Crew brings on a special guest Nitty @nittyblanco , they jump right into their personal opinions on "Queen  & Slim." This discussion transitions into The Crew sharing their thoughts on the recent trend of movies implementing real life "black trauma" in storylines and plots. This poses the question, what are people learning from these movies? Also, is there a line between spreading awareness and capitalizing off the harsh reality of being black in todays society. In closing the crew reacts to Wack 100 statement on Nipsey Hussle, and gives their own interpretation on what a "Legend" is. 

The crew had to give you a episode going into the thanksgiving weekend. On this episode the fellas discuss Omarion,Lil Fizz and Apryl Jones’s sick love triangle and how they would react if they were in Omarion shoes. This conversation somehow leads to an heated but respectful conversation regarding Colin Kaepernick. Each crew member gets a chance to speak on how they feel about the on going quest for Kap to make his way back into the league and also the role Stephen A.Smith plays in all of this. One thing leads to another and the crew lands on the Grammys and how they feel black artist should protest the highly regarded award show. They also give their winners prediction for rap album of the year and R&B album of the year. The crew raps up the episode by giving thanks and also listing their top 5 foods for thanksgiving.

This time with some very special guest, none other than the beautiful ladies of @blackgrlthings . This is an episode you won’t want to miss as we sit and discuss a wide range of topics from both the male and female perspective. Topics such as how Black Grl Things @blackgrlthings began, how women should “shoot their shot”, the importance of therapy in the black community, the idea of women “ submitting” to their husbands and much more.

This week The Crew goes live from Studio 213, with their 1 year anniversary kickback. Our closet friends and first supporters pull up to enjoy a good time. 

Brandon, G, & Stew are back with another season and the first episode! This time recording live from “Studio 213”. We know it’s been a while which is why the crew wasted no time to pick up where they left off and dive right into the topics on this one. Starting with an article Brandon thought was interesting and relevant to kick start our season, the guys discuss the missing children of color crisis that the country is & has been experiencing. Where are our kids ? How are they being taken from us ? And what we need to do as a community and culture to recognize and help solve this issue. After delving into that topic, the crew lightens it up with a “Guy Code 101” (encouraged by @blackgrlthings ), the fellas assembled some simplistic yet necessary rules for all male friend groups to operate within

"Bonus Jawn" a little something to hold you over until SZN 4 starts. The crew shares funny stories from homecoming, and college. Also sharing thoughts on President Trump's possible impeachment and what this means for the country. Lastly the crew talks about the 6 year anniversary of Drake's "Nothing Was The Same", what their favorite tracks were and where they were when the album came out.

The crew is back after a long weekend of celebrating Brandon’s birthday and Labor Day In DC . On this episode they start with a recap of Brandon’s birthday celebration and what they did while in DC, & Brandon shares his appreciation for his friends that came out to join him. The crew then moves on to discuss what Stew calls “Fallback Fall”, the summer is officially over and the fellas have some decisions to make now that Hot boy summer has come to an end. Next the crew discusses what “bag “ they think each one of them gets into when trying to pursue a woman. This leads to a conversation about marriage and how each man feels about taking their partner back if they were to ever cheat on them. It gets deep!

On this weeks episode the crew is back with fresh topics and a special guest, “Eddie Fresh”. The guys start with Andrew Lucks newly & unexpected announcement of retirement and how they feel about athletes calling it quits early due to physical and mental health reasons. Next they Segway into the popeyes chicken epidemic and the unknown influence that black people have on the culture. This leads into a conversation about colorism and as Brandon expresses his personal upbringing, the entire crew speaks about how division based on complexion effects us. Next, the guys talk about women taking interest in you....as well as 3 other dudes at the same time, how do you handle these situations ? And lastly the crew finishes off with album releases of the week including Jeezy, Rapsody, Saint Jhn, Raphael Saadiq and a debate about Partynextdoor. Tune in to hear it all!