This week on The Joint Sermons, we dive into the political fireworks around the recent election, where Kamala’s surprising loss to Trump has her supporters scrambling for explanations. We ask: Is it election interference or just an old-fashioned beatdown? Then, we take a nostalgic trip back to the days of toy store wonderlands and wonder why nothing has ever filled the Toys-R-Us-shaped hole in our hearts. Next up, we chat about fresh tracks from B-Real and Psycho Les before tackling the question: Why do people ignore hard facts and cling to comforting self-deceptions? Tune in for insights, laughs, and a little tough love.

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This week on The Joint Sermons, Elton and Doc dig deep into hip-hop nostalgia and future possibilities. The duo kicks things off with Scram Jones’ fresh Eminem mix, sparking a discussion on the timeless appeal of mixtapes and the old-school vibe that Snoop and Dr. Dre’s latest track brings. Will this preview give us a taste of greatness, or are we holding onto high hopes? The conversation then turns to Gang Starr's latest release, featuring a previously unheard Guru verse—raising the question: could AI help finish the legacy of artists? Finally, Elton and Doc switch gears to politics, unpacking what a "protest vote" really means with two polarizing candidates like Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

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In this week’s episode of The Joint Sermons, Elton and Doc dive into their love for hip-hop and the nostalgia of mixtape culture, sharing a standout routine by Skratch Bastid (seriously, check him out!). They finally debut the highly-anticipated Redman verse they teased last week—proving the legendary MC hasn't lost a beat. Shifting gears, they tackle the soaring costs of healthcare and sports tickets, questioning why celebrity endorsements seem to hold so much political sway on the left. Plus, a timely warning: the Kardashians may be influencing more than we realize.

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This week on The Joint Sermons, Elton and Doc kick things off by reviewing Ice Cube's latest track, "It's My Ego." They take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, reminiscing about Master P and diving into Redman’s upcoming album and his hot new verse. The duo also debates the role of skits on music albums. Then, they tackle the question: what makes a campaign event feel fake—aren’t they all? Finally, Doc gives an update on his transition, and Elton shares a hilarious story about someone trying (and failing) to pull off an accent mentioned in last week's episode.

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Today on The Joint Sermons, Elton and Doc kick things off by discussing people who use exaggerated Mexican accents. We then dive into Apple products (again) and the topic of supposed planned obsolescence, along with a look at Garmin watches and the DOJ's proposed breakup of Google. Oh, and did you know Elon faked a robot demo? Maybe robots can replace white landscapers.

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In this episode of The Joint Sermons, Elton Juan and Doc Jeezy are back with a fiery discussion you don’t want to miss. Doc Jeezy shares the painful story of how he broke his heel last week and the struggles of getting around, while Elton gets fired up about Common Core and the current state of education. The duo also dive into hot tech topics like Apple's lawsuit, the EU’s demand for a backdoor, and why end-to-end encryption is crucial. They toss in some South Park humor, reflect on the legacy of Christopher Columbus, and even chat about handling in-law relationships.

This week, Elton and Doc dive deep into the infamous Diddy all-white parties, also known as “freak offs” — but that’s just the start. What do Mr. Beast, KSI, and Logan Paul have to do with these wild events? Absolutely nothing, but they *are* pushing "healthy" meal kits that aren't so healthy after all. We’re also calling out tech YouTubers who splurge on every new Apple product, only to return it all for the content—because let's be real, can they even afford to be in the game? And don’t forget, Doc’s from the South, and Elton won’t let you forget it either. Tune in for all the chaos, laughs, and brutally honest takes.  

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Elton Juan and Doc Jeezy touch on topics such as Umphy’s Fried Chicken, LL Cool J, Eminem’s Mom’s spaghetti, Beyonce and shopping malls. We also get disgruntled listener feedback.  

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School summer is over, and The Joint Sermons is almost back! Season 2 will begin after Labor Day. Elton and Doc take a moment to discuss Elton’s new hobby of hanging out at REI, hiking socks, and such. Timid people, am I right? They also discuss new music by LL Cool J, Juicy J, and Post Malone. Plus what do country music, swap meet mix tapes, and leaked music have in common?

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This episode of The Joint Sermons Elton Juan and Doc Jeezy discuss beastiality, or Mr. Beast… one of those topics. We also naturally transition, pause, in to the idiocracy of what the United States has become with Kamala and Trump leading the way. Somehow that brings us to Mexican dads, knives, Pittsburgh and stupid politicians. There is correlation there somewhere. 

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