The Good Homies begin this offering debating if this recording will be the last one until the New Year as well as a reflection of 2025 looking into 2026 (00:00)

The conversation then transitions to Netflix acquiring podcast and how The Good Homies desire to get a bag (14:30)

After the first break, The Homies get into the 21 Savage album “What Happened To Streets” his appearance on Perspektives with Big Bank and actually discuss what has happened to the “streets” (23:27)

Terrence “Bud” Crawford retires but was it due to the dysfunction in the boxing game? Also the Jake Paul/Anthony Joshua fight is upon us so the homies discuss boxing and all things associated with the sport currently (55:11)

And then the homies discuss the current political climate in the United States of America and the state of the culture (01:17:09)

And as always, the homies share their final thoughts for todays offering (01:42:13)

The Good Homies begin this offering discussing their days between recording before getting into the Netflix documentary “Sean Combs: The Reckoning” produced by 50 Cent as well as discussing the positions taken by Ja Rule and Marlon Wayans (0:00) The Good Homies then discuss Sheduer Sanders and his place in the NFL, the Cleveland Browns and Jaxon Dart (56:03) Then the homies talk boxing starting with the Roach vs Cruz, Terrance "Bud" Crawford having to vacate his recently won belt and the upcoming match between Shakur Stevenson and Teofimo Lopez (01:19:17) The Good Homies then discuss music, specifically the new Big KRIT project “Dedicated to Cadalee Biarritz” and then the upcoming project from 21 Savage, “What Happened to the streets (01:33:47) then the final thoughts for todays offering (01:58:32)

The Good Homies are back from having the Thanksgiving holiday off and begin this offering recapping their time off and hanging with family (01:08) After the first break The Good Homies come back into the mix discussing the Kevin Hart Netflix special “Acting My Age” (29:40) After their second break The Good Homies discuss Wale’s appearance on “Effective Immediately” where co-host Gina Views ask him about a versus with either Big Sean or J. Cole and their thoughts on their catalogs and Wale’s mentality (01:10:52) and then their final thoughts for todays offering (01:53:10)

The Good Homies begin this offering celebrating one year of consistency and the pursuit of building this Good Homie community (01:13) The Good Homie Phil then addresses his absence from last weeks episode as well discussing what he missed (05:45) The Good Homies then discuss a tweet from rapper Dat Boi Vic whose X handle is Musicandbuilds who said and we quote, “The southern rap fan has the lowest rap iq when it comes to judging rap music based on skill and talent” in response to the Broken Plays podcast featuring Nav Greene (28:10) The Good Homies then discuss the “Being Eddie” doc on Netflix and his impact on culture (50:10) The Good Homies then discuss a viral post on X from a very sketchy account (01:21:47) The Good Homies then share their final thoughts for todays offering plus more (01:36:13)

The Good Homies minus Phil but plus Danny begin this offering discussing Texas weather and when is the proper time to put up your Christmas tree (1:45) The Good Homies then transition into a conversation about mental health following the tragic passing of Marshawn Kneeland, how they deal with their own mental health and the importance of having someone to talk to (11:38) After a short break, The Good Homies then discuss Outkast being inducted into the Rock N’Roll Hall Of Fame, the lack of fan fare for Salt-N-Peppa and does it matter as a black act to be recognized by this institution? (41:55) The Good Homies then discuss the second season of the Vince Staples Show streaming now on Netflix (01:17:04) followed by a discussion on Veteran’s Day and their final thoughts for todays episode (01:29:15)

The Good Homies begin this offering discussing “creep time,” better known as daylight savings time (02:23). After that, the Good Homies share their thoughts on the government shutdown, those who are impacted by SNAP not being distributed fully, as well as layoffs (06:30). From there, the homies have a conversation about the national anthem as well as a phrase the Good Homie Mario saw that says, ‘raise boys and girls the same’(18:00). Then, the homies discuss the cancellation of the Tank Davis vs. Jake Paul fight on Netflix(26:18). The Good Homies then discuss Tom Brady and the cloning of a beloved family pet, that turns into a conversation about the ability to clone humans, the soul, and more (48:35). And then, the homies discuss the conclusion of the Good Homies challenge (01:21:44). And then, the Good Homies share their final thoughts for today’s episode as well as a mention of November being Men’s Mental Health Month or is it June lol(01:28:04).

We are 50 episodes in and we wanted to switch up the flow of the normal flow of ceremony for the momentus occasion. The Good Homies begin by thanking the day 1 listeners as well as the ones that have found us on the way and the ones that'll find us in the future. The Good Homie Phil sends a shout out to his dad and uncle and then The Good Homies begin talking about MK Ultra and the movie "They Cloned Tyrone" before sharing their final thoughts for todays recording. Thank you for rocking with us this far as we continue to perfect the craft, thank you.

The Good Homies begin this offering welcoming The Good Homie Mario back into the fold after missing last week (01:20) and then the homies begin to discuss the rolling stone list of the 250 greatest songs of the 21st century and the legacy of Missy Elliot at number 1 with “Get Ur Freak On” (09:36) that leads into a conversation of a fellow VA artist Timbaland and his work with ai artist Tata (43:09) TheGood Homies then discuss the Versus between Cash Money and No Limit (01:09:20) and then a very quick conversation  about the World Series, Kendrick Lamar, football and fantasy football (01:35:39) after that the homies share their final thoughts for this episode (01:54:26)

The Good Homies minus 1 aka the dynamic duo begin this offering shooting slugs at The Good Homie Mario for missing today’s recording, although for a GREAT reason, the  shots still rang out in love (01:05) then The Good Homie Phil talks about his experience at his grandmothers funeral this past weekend that leads into a conversation about family dynamics, legacy and culture (09:00) After a short break, The Good Homie Rod opens up about how autism has impacted his life personally and a nuanced discussion takes place concerning the thoughts, emotions and potential reasons as to why certain things of this nature happen (44:27) and then The Good Homies tackle the topic of Turning Point USA and likeminded conservatives boycotting Bad Bunny and the Super Bowl halftime show  (01:20:46) and then The Good Homies share their final thoughts for todays offering (01:33:12)

The Good Homies begin this offering discussing a curious case of dropping a prized possession in a public toilet and if it should be retrieved by The Good Homie Rod (01:58)  The conversation then turns to their days between recording and also what’s coming up soon with their families (11:00)  They then begin to discuss grave preferences and etiquette when visiting dead relatives in the cemetery (16:50) After that, the discussion turns into a viral clip concerning Ayesha Curry’s appearance on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast and the impact of clip culture on social media (23:00) The Good Homies then discuss the life and untimely passings of Kyren Lacy, The Lewis brothers & Trey Reed and how they handle watching particular cycles play out in this country as Black Americans (47:35) and then a charged conversation about the outlook for black America now versus the past for the future (52:20) The Good Homie Rod then shares good news about the mothership that is soon to return (01:39:57) and then the homies share their final thoughts (01:42:40)