The Just Checkin' In Podcast w/ Steven Qualls II & Patrick Weary, Jr.

On this episode of The Just Checkin' In Podcast the guys welcome Tyler Riley (@tythewordsmith) to the show as we talk about wellness, mindfulness, seasons of life, the role awareness plays in how other people's actions affect us or vice versa.

This week we review Offset's second solo album, Set It Off and the newest album from Griselda's Westside Gunn, And Then You Pray For Me. Different artists, different lanes of rap, similar structured albums, and both artists showing exactly what makes them unique.

On this episode we welcome special guest, Ida Campbell-Jones, M.A to discuss topics in sociology and feminism, as well as tackle how to navigate and exercise accountability between black men and black women. A Black Feminist Sociologist, Ida has her Masters' Degree in sociology and is pursuing a Ph. D in Sociology with an emphasis in Black Feminist Thought, Sexual Politics, Popular Culture, and Musicology. She challenges us as black men to look at how we view the world, view black women in the world, and what we can do to be better at supporting them and ourselves in today's society.

Checkin' in on Diddy's latest project, and his fist solo project in over a decade! Did the legendary producer deliver? Let us know your thoughts and reactions in the comments!

Checkin' in on Doja's latest project, Scarlet! After a public "fued" with her fans about her music, and with a ton of reactions based off her new visuals, let us know your thoughts and reactions now that you've sat with the album!

The Boy finally dropped. Last week we got the highly anticipated "For All The Dogs" from Drake. We check in on the album, stand out tracks, and give our rating and letter grade!

In this week's episode we welcome two special guests, Noah McGee and Kevin Boyd, to talk about some of the impact debut albums in our opinion. We are sure there are some we missed, so remember to check out some our other videos from this week to catch all parts of the conversation!

On this Quick Check-In episode we review the latest albums from Tone Stith and Teezo Touchdown!

This week the guys check in on Fridayy's self-titled debut album and the newest album from Leon Thomas, Electric Dusk. Two completely different reactions to two completely different albums, but good music nonetheless.

The guys dive into ranking Drake's albums, how his sound and experimentation have changed over the course of his career, and our guest, Ken,  argues why Drake has never fallen off and why he rarely misses!