On this weeks episode the crew starts things off with discussing the recent updates in the Eric Garner (R.I.P.) case. That discussion quickly leads into the main topic of the episode in which the crew opens the floor about the recent news of Roc Nation and the NFL’s new “partnership”. What does this mean going forward ? How will Jay-Z operate within this new role ? And what are his true intentions? Each crew member gives their take on this situation and also get a 4th opinion from a special guest via phone. Next the crew moves into a conversation about “culture vultures” and how they believe black women are the most imitated people on the planet. The last half of the episode is spent with Brandon and G sharing stories from college and ends with a brief reflective talk about when the crew first realized they fell in love with hip hop.

This week, the fellas reunite to dive into a number of topics that’s been making headlines lately. First and foremost, the crew gives their take on Antonio Brown and his verbal decision to not play this season due to new helmet changes in the NFL. This leads to a discussion about the NFL and NBA exploiting college players and what (in their opinion) needs to be fixed with these industry giants. Next, the boys discus the newly implemented “Rich Paul Rule” by the NCAA and how they feel it is intentionally made to target black men who are trying to make a living in that field. Next the guys theorize & discuss Jeffery Epstein’s recent suicide and what his death means for the victims that came out against him. They guys then move on to “Cuffing SZN” and how they are preparing for it & what they’re looking for in their potential cuffing partner. Lastly the fellas discuss Rick Ross new album Port of Miami 2. 

In this week episode Brandon shares his story on how he saw Meg The Stallion on his flight to Charlotte, the Crew double backs on their answers about breaking up with a woman if they said "no" to their proposal. This opens up a discussion on why we think women should shoot their shot first, and how entitlements can cause a lost of interest while getting to know someone. Lastly the crew talks about are you able to have an opinion and not be offensive in today's society.  

In this weeks episode the crew waste no time getting straight to the point. They are walked into a heartfelt conversation about dysfunction and lies within black families and how that effects the younger generation by Brandon opening up about his dads 65th birthday. This conversation would lead to one of the topics for the week; if a women says no to your proposal, is the relationship over ? After the fellas give their answers they then cover a range of topics including the NBA offseason, Rick Ross highly anticipated ”Port of Miami 2” album and a few other topics in between that we hope can make you laugh! 

The crew is back and reunited this time as Stew checks back in with the gang. The fellas kicks off this weeks episode with Brandon and G discussing their weekend in New York to celebrate G's birthday. Brandon discusses how he hates being asked the same question while irritated and drunk. From there the crew opens up about Meek Mill and Van Jones quest to overturn Meeks criminal conviction from 2008, which leads to a conversation about mental health, the importance of black fathers to young men and how the criminal system can work against black youth. From there the crew talks about the power of social media and the internet and how it can make or break you. The crew gets back on the lighter side of things by discussing the upcoming NFL & NBA season and their predictions for the playoffs in each sport. 

This time they are Stew(less) however Brandon and G hold it down with some interesting topics this week. They start with NBA free agency and the newly assembled LA Clippers. They then get into the USA women’s soccer team which leads to a talk about unfair treatment of female athletes. The fellas transition to a conversation about talks that they’ve had with females that made them realize why they’re single and what some of those warning signs are in the “talking phases” . In a contradictory way, the next topic is about giving people a fair chance and not carrying your old baggage into new situations/ relationships. The guys then wrap up there last topic on a tweet that caught Brandon’s attention about Pre-Sex and Post-Sex Chemistry.

The crew gets off to an unusual and random start as they discuss janitors who work at their jobs and some of the disgusting things they see in the male bathroom on a daily basis. From there they shift to Lil Nas X’s recent decision to announce to the world of him being Gay. That conversation leads to a discussion on agendas being pushed in pop culture. Next the crew discusses a tweet by Jermaine Dupree which opens up a hip hop discussion about the most featured artist in different eras of music. The crew also touches on the importance of this upcoming election and voting,NBA free agency moves, females getting upset at a woman making their man a plate, and lastly they all share hilarious stories from college. 

This week The Everything Crew links up for another summer session. The fellas get right into the celebration of “Juneteenth”, what it truly represents and why it should be celebrated over July 4th. From there the crew gets into a slew of topics including OJ Simpson recently joining Twitter, Drakes alleged sexual assault case, their first experience watching porn and how it affected them as they got older. They also discuss how to properly split a bill when you’re out to eat with your friends or a date. Lastly the crew members each list their 5 most underrated rappers which turns into a heated debate over what underrated actually means and who they consider to be top tier lyricists.