Jibri is joined by Frank and Corey to discuss why no one ever called Joe Biden "boy," the Black American holiday of Juneteenth, and the viability of a "No-Party" political system. It's been a long time, we shouldn't've left you without a dope podcast to step to!

Panama and Jibri discuss Ava DuVernay's Netflix series, When They See Us, about the Central Park 5 aka the Exonerated 5 and its impact. We also discussed the spectacle that was and is Drake in relation to the Toronto Raptors and their recent NBA Championship. We round it out with the origin story of the name of the podcast and some Blackamendations! All in together now...things go better now!

Frank, Corey and Jibri kick actual factuals about sports arenas banning Kate Smith's "God Bless America" because she's a racist, Nick Bosa being drafted by the 49ers and what that means for him in the NFL, how to bolster, if possible, HBCUs and the best West Coast rappers. This podcast is Blacktastic.

Panama and Bri talk about the greatness of Nas' debut albut, Illmatic, which tuned 25 on April 19, 2019, all of the issues surrounding Howard University's neighbors using the school's Yard as a dog park and Panama recommends a podcast dedicated to the television show Cops!

Panama and Jibri talk about Beyoncé's epic Beychella performance and the release of the live album and Netflix documentary, Homecoming, plus Donald Glover's Amazon Prime exclusive film, Guava Island, Tiger Wood's comeback and how race has factored into the conversation about his legacy. Lastly, we drop some blackamendations! This podcast is Blaaaack-tastic!

The Ill-Informed homies Jibri, Frank and Corey are joined by Sada T (in the last two segments), to talk about whether or not Lil Nas X chart-topping single, "Old Town Road," is country or trap-country, Cardi B and her status as a role model in light of her recent comments about her life before rap and some Blackamendations!

Panama and Jibri talk about the life and impact of Nipsey Hussle in the wake of his death on March 31, 2019, the impact of Zion Williamson at Duke University and their early exit from the NCAA tournament (NOTE: This podcast was recorded before Zion's award tour and the end of the NCAA tourney, on Monday, April 8), offer up an update on Jussie Smollet and end it with some Blackamendations, Bri with a book and Panama with an album to revisit! Check us out on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Soundcloud! - The Blacktastic Podcast Network

This week's episode is a two-parter. In Part 1, Panama and Jibri discuss Jordan Peele's sophomore movie, Us, and how good it is or isn't, how deep it is or isn't and ultimately what it means for the continued film-making for Jordan Peele. In Part 2, the crew of Jibri, Corey and Frank and the debut of another Ill-Informed Homie, Sada T, do it all over again with a whole lot more shenanigans. Heads up, SPOILER ALERT LIKE A MUH****A.

On this episode of Things Go Better with PJ & Bri, Panama and Jibri discuss a WaPo report on the intensity of gentrification in Washington, DC, the inclusion of Jay-Z's "The Blueprint" album on the Library of Congress' National Recording Registry and have a fun conversation about just how well-rounded (?) and awesome O-Dog is in Menace II Society! Plus, recommendations for you and yours!

On this week's episode, Panama, Corey, Frank and Jibri discuss who would be on the male version of the Heiritage deck of playing cards, the R. Kelly debacle and his guilt or innocence and come through with some movie recommendations, or in one case, an un-recommendation!