On this episode of Giant Robot Radio, Big Daddy Suede Simon Moore powers up the mics and dives into a mix of sports, gaming, global headlines, and real-life mental health talk.

He starts with the USC Gamecocks’ heartbreaking 31–30 loss to Texas A&M, breaking down how a 30–3 lead evaporated, what went wrong with the defense, and why one security cop’s tense tunnel interaction with USC players has people talking about race, professionalism, and game-day power trips.

From there, Suede shifts gears into the Game Awards nominations, looking at a huge year for Nintendo, the rise of Donkey Kong Bonanza, heavyweight GOTY contenders, throwback-heavy fighting categories, and why Sonic Racing Cross Worlds might sneak past Mario Kart World in the sports/racing lane.In the culture segment, he talks about Nicki Minaj speaking out on alleged attacks on Christians in Nigeria, the White House response, and whether U.S. interest is about human rights, oil, optics—or something in between. Suede looks at how celebrity voices can shine a light on real issues while still questioning who’s pulling the strings.

Finally, things get personal and reflective as he shares the story of a young Black cosplayer who died by suicide after online harassment, connects it to the loss of Power Rangers legend Jason David Frank, and offers a heartfelt reminder to check on your people—especially the ones who always look “okay” on the surface.It’s classic Giant Robot Radio: sports, games, global headlines, and vulnerable honesty, all filtered through Big Daddy Suede’s unique lens.

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On this episode of The Unemployment Line, Dok and Larry P are getting you mentally and emotionally prepared for Thanksgiving season—Black family edition.

They start with why Southern winter is elite, ranking seasons, hoodie culture, and how cold it has to get before Black folks collectively say, “Yeah, I’ma just stay in the house.” From there, they dive into holiday house politics: who really gets invited, the art of not including certain cousins, dealing with in-laws that kill the vibe, and why some people mysteriously never hear about the after-party.

The fellas also get into SNAP benefits getting cut, people missing checks, and what that really means when Thanksgiving is around the corner. They break down family drama as unprocessed childhood trauma, how “you done changed” really means “you won’t let me drain you no more,” and why sometimes you gotta love folks from a distance. Plus: showing up early vs. late to functions, why helping people move is the worst favor ever, and the politics of borrowing money—including the audacity of asking for $2,000 and the science of only lending what you’re already prepared to lose.

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On this episode of The Good Ole Boys Radio Show, the guys tap in with some grown-man talk about aging out of the chase. They break down why so many men hit 40 and decide they’re done running behind women—and start protecting their peace instead.

They dive into how priorities shift from “spreading seed” to protecting assets, time, and mental health; why men become more selective while some women become less so; and how self-worth and reciprocity change the dating game. The crew talks about spotting red flags faster, refusing to waste time on chaos, and why purpose, legacy, and peace of mind hit harder than nightlife and numbers.

Along the way, they touch on Outkast’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, the difference between being “OG” and “Unc,” and why real companionship has to add value—not stress.

It’s funny, honest, and all the way actual factual… just how the Good Ole Boys do it.

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Join host LeTroy Gardner on this week’s edition of Stop, Look & Listen as he sits down with the dynamic and multifaceted Joshua PK White!

🎤 As the CEO of Jay White Enterprise, Joshua wears many hats — DJ, producer, engineer, author, minister, and music consultant — all while staying rooted in his faith. 🙌 Born and raised in Miami as a preacher’s kid, Joshua shares how his upbringing fueled his passion for gospel rap and how he’s breaking barriers in the music industry.

🎶 Discover how he blends hip-hop culture and church influence, the lessons he’s learned mentoring others, and his bold vision for the next generation of Christian creatives.

💡 Don’t miss this conversation about purpose, creativity, and spiritual authenticity in today’s entertainment world.

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Big Daddy Suede is back on Giant Robot Radio with a packed episode full of music, movies, gaming, and pop culture heat! Suede breaks down the newly announced Grammy nominations, including Kendrick Lamar leading the pack, Lady Gaga’s historic run, and the rise of standout artists like Doechii, Leon Thomas, and Sabrina Carpenter. He also gives his early predictions on who’s walking away with the big trophies.

Then Suede dives into Hollywood news, reacting to rumors of a live-action Jetsons movie starring Jim Carrey. He shares his fantasy casting for the iconic futuristic family and explains why a Jetsons revival may actually work in today’s movie landscape.

Later in the show, Suede reviews the first trailer for Super Mario Galaxy, the blockbuster sequel to the billion-dollar Mario movie. With space adventures, Rosalina joining the cast, Bowser Jr. stepping up, and stunning visuals, Suede breaks down what fans can expect when the film drops in 2026.

Finally, Suede talks about the surprising financial struggles of Funko Pop, why the collectible giant may be in trouble, and what that means for collectors everywhere.

From music to movies to nostalgia and gaming—this episode has it all. Power up and press play!

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Dok and Larry P are back with another edition of Terrible Classics, and this time they’re diving into one of the most iconic films in Black cinema: Boyz N the Hood. But is it actually a good movie… or just a classic that doesn’t hold up?

The fellas break down everything—from why Grand Theft Auto 6 shouldn’t be announced years in advance, to the wild realism (and unrealistic moments) of John Singleton’s semi-autobiographical masterpiece. They debate whether Ricky was a low-key liability, whether Doughboy was the true heart of the film, and why Trey’s mom might’ve been more of a hater than a parent.

Dok goes in on Cuba Gooding Jr.’s acting choices (“Was young Trey a better actor than grown Trey?”), while Larry P praises Ice Cube for being irreplaceable in the role of Doughboy. They roast the questionable decision-making, the instant funeral arrangements, the villainy of the Bulls-hat dude, and how fast Doughboy supposedly got killed after Ricky’s funeral.

From colorism in casting, to Nia Long deserving more screen time, to which actors could’ve replaced Cuba, to the legendary Furious Styles—this episode is equal parts nostalgia, comedy, and cultural critique.Finally, Dok and Larry render their verdict: Is Boyz N the Hood terrible, a classic, or the ultimate terrible classic? Tune in to find out.

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In this episode, the Good Ole Boys tackle a variety of hot topics, from politics to pop culture, all with their signature barbershop banter. Join the guys as they discuss the implications of SNAP and EBT benefits, dive into the ongoing debate about Jay-Z's legacy in hip-hop, and explore the latest controversies surrounding Diddy, VP JD Vance and DJ Vlad. With humor and insight, this episode is packed with lively discussions that you won't want to miss!

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This week on Stop, Look & Listen, host LeTroy Gardner sits down with Kenneth L. Johnson, the Emmy Award–winning sound designer and founder of Artistry in Sound. 🌟From growing up in South Central LA to crafting the soundscapes of some of Hollywood’s biggest productions, Kenneth shares his incredible journey — one of resilience, reinvention, and representation. 🙌🏾🎙️ In this episode:

• Escaping gang life and finding purpose through sound 🎶
  
  
• The creative process behind TV and film’s most iconic moments 🎬
  
  
• Why diversity in post-production matters now more than ever ✊🏾
  
  
• How Artistry in Sound is paving the way for the next generation 🚀
  
  

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In this episode Larry P and Dok wander from birthday plans and whether 2026 can possibly be worse than 2025, into a full-on breakdown of the Chauncey Billups / Terry Rozier gambling scandal, what organized crime actually looks like in 2025, and why illegal poker games feel like a relic of Prohibition with better lighting.

Larry and Dok unpack the mechanics of a rigged high-stakes game (x-rays, crooked shufflers, and house cuts), debate who’s really getting punished versus who’s getting off with a slap, and ask the big questions: if casinos exist, why are people still risking million-dollar losses in mansion games? They riff on legalization vs. regulation, drug policy, and how government “cuts” turned vice into licensed industry — plus the dangerous incentives that drive street-level operators to lace, escalate, and hide.

As usual there’s wandering riffing too: presidents who could throw hands, George Washington takes and splinters, whether leadership needs to be able to fight, and how modern crises (internet outages, Amazon problems) remind us how brittle our systems are. Expect laughs, hot takes, wild hypotheticals, and the kind of “truths” you can only get on
The Unemployment Line.

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