The Idiosyncratics

Immediately we kick of the second portion of this episode with discussing the Tesla Press Conference that took place last weekend. We dive into the climate, politics, color barrier, smoking, bad advice, parenting, comedians, and relationships. Listen closely to the different aspects on these subjects. This is the whole concept to how Adri3al envisioned The Idiosyncratics as a podcast

A mutual friend joins Adri3al and Miles by the name of Fredrick and shares his POV in an assortment of topics. We start off with a brief introduction and we quickly brush on topics like Music, Culture, Movies, Slavery, History, America, TV Series or Web Series, Books  Comedians and Podcasters. All this in Fifty-Five minutes is unbelievable but oh so worth it! Get ready to enjoy the first half of Common Interest and Friendly Banter!

(*Possible Spoilers Alert!*) - This week, Adri3al gives his likes and dislikes on one of his favorite movie series. Explaining the perks and reevaluating of the story’s that were told in those adventures. It’s not him pointing out the bad, it’s more of pointing out the debates that were told by fans after the latest installment.

On this short episode, Adri3al dives into the dilemma of applying for work. A different perspective was pointed out with him leaving his previous employment. Perhaps having a new job already lined up before quitting would have been ideal, but it’s difficult when a person has dealt with work abuse and was at the “Point Of No Return!” An emotional decision was made that shouldn’t have taken place the way it did and now he feels the pressure of being a man who has to support his family with no steady income.

A question was brought up about not having as many followers like the podcast should at this point. All is explained in this episode and it is progress in the making. From not chasing celebrities and hoping for a handout to how he uses social media, and develop his story process. As always, a very interesting take on how Adri3al delivers the goods.

We discuss an array of topics in this episode of (Genuine Conversation) even though it was recorded back in late January, the material mentioned still holds a good amount of weight. There are a bunch of topics we covered regarding J. Cole, Albums, Favorite Tracks, Beefs, (News - At the time of this recording), Business, Fyre Festival, and plenty more.

This episode is mainly for the parents out there in Idio Country! Here, Adri3al’s daughter (Riah) makes her debut and she brings to the table the thought process of the life of a 9 year old. It’s aways fascinating to really sit back and listen to what goes on throughout the days from their perspective. It was an eye opener to hear how well she responded to questions and her thoughts behind them. You can really hear the smile of this proud father during this whole interview!

It had to be brought up but in turn,  it’s not quite what it seems. This great debate started back in the late 90’s with Kobe until the early 00’s with LeBron and continues to run its course to this day. So many statistics, so many records, so much value. Adri3al just pointed out an obvious feature that gets overlooked when this subject gets discussed. Some valid and repetative points are stated but more so, the determining factor of what made MJ the G.O.A.T.

This episode is for those individuals who understand the complete let down of Sim City 2013 and how the developers didn’t do anything to build back their trust from the loyal fanbase of the series. (DISCLAIMER)...All of the thoughts, reviews, and remarks heard in this podcast are from the mind of the host. The information brought to you was collected through trial and error with complete sincerity. Due to its content, closed minds and sensitive ears may be effected by these statements! Lol!

Get ready for a Trio of Comedians like no other. It’s Adri3al’s list of his personal favorite line-ups! They should be well known at this day in age and he is an absolute supporter of their creativity and content. Also mentioned are a few women comediennes as well. One in particular that wasn’t mentioned is Anjelah Johnson. She’s one to research on and see if her comedy is worth a listen.