This week the Homies talk about fake Black person Jessica Krug’s ill-conceived foray into Blackademia. We ask if Steve Nash and other young white coaches are the beneficiaries of white privilege. And we give our takes on Daniel Prude’s death at the hands of police, Colin Kaepernick’s return to Madden, and Dr. Dre’s impending divorce.

This week the Homies discuss the NBA work stoppage, its goals, and its impact on the present and future. We reflect on Chadwick Boseman's career and legacy following his untimely death. Also, is Adele appropriating culture? And RIP to "Big" John Thompson and "Uncle Cliffy" Robinson.

This week the gang unites to talk about Luka Doncic being called out his name on the court in the NBA Playoffs. Additionally, the convo turns to Twitter mishaps and the fact that Snoop Dogg does NOT have Eminem in his top 10. Finally, as was necessary, the Homies discuss the injustices that continue to befall Black people in America through the lens of the tragedy that recently befell Jacob Blake.

Join The Ill-informed Homies as we talk corporal punishment through the lens of the unfortunate public strife between music icon, Lauryn Hill and her daughter. Later, we examine gender roles in television because of comments made by Black-ish actress, Tracee Ellis Ross. Also, the stunning premiere of "Lovecraft Country" on HBO inspires an enthusiastic Blackamendation!

This week the gang wades into the firestorm surrounding the pick of Kamala Harris as Vice Presidential nominee, as well as the controversy surrounding the new song "WAP" by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion. The Homies also debate Trump's desire to be on Mt. Rushmore while simultaneously struggling with accuracy regarding its history and even location! LOL! Ill-informed Homies indeed! Lastly we talk about No Limit Records with the backdrop of "No Limit: Chronicles" on BET. Join us and have a Black one!

This week the Homies discuss whether or not you have to fight when you hear the n-word. Also, they chime in on the news around the country, including police misconduct in Colorado, the death of Hermann Cain, Zoe Saldana's career choices, Dr. Dre's impending divorce, and Lou Williams vs the NBA bubble. Lastly, Panama reviews Beyonce's "Black is King" on Disney+. Tune in and have a Black one!

The homies are back after a 'Rona-imposed hiatus! This week the whole gang is here to talk about COVID-19's impact, Kanye's recent foray into the political realm, and an interesting take on who the most successful rappers over 40 are. Join us and have a Black one!

On this episode, Corey, Frank and Jibri discuss the passing of legendary Los Angeles Laker and #girldad extraordinaire, Kobe Bryant. The fellas also talk about Snoop Dogg's comments about Gayle King's interview with Los Angeles Spark great, Lisa Leslie, about Kobe and whether it's necessary to bring up darker moments in individuals' lives after they pass. The podcast ends on a personalized Blackamendation. Make sure you check out other episodes of The Ill-Informed Homies Podcast and other podcasts brought to you by The Blacktastic Podcast Network! Have a Black one!

On the season premiere of The Ill-informed Homies podcast, the gang gathers to discuss Kanye West's 2019, from his music to his political statements. Frank, Corey, and Jibri also debate "Black Cards" and "cookout invitations." And no look back on 2019 could be complete without a breakdown of the phenomenon that is the Popeye's Chicken Sandwich. It's been a long time we should not have left you without a dope podcast to step to! Join us and have a Black one!

On this final episode of "Watching Watchmen," we discuss the awesomeness that was the season finale of Watchmen and how they managed to bring a conclusion to MOST of the storylines or questions sitting out there. We see how Dr. Manhattan meets his end and how the world gets saved again and by whom. Not to mention, we get some closure for Angela and her family. Panama and Jibri also talk about the season as a whole and how great the show was. Check out this final episode of Watching Watchmen on the Blacktastic Podcast Network. Have a Black One!