On this episode of the Mallory Bros Podcast, the guys kick things off with a recap of Christmas morning, talking gifts, family time, being with the kids, and everything that comes with the holidays. That conversation naturally turns into a bigger question: is the Christmas magic gone? From there, the bros debate whether it’s acceptable to bring a gaming console to the birth of your child after a tweet from Terrell went viral and sparked heavy discussion online. They then shift to serious news, reacting to Anthony Joshua’s tragic accident in Nigeria, paying respect to those who lost their lives, and unpacking the circumstances surrounding the event. Next up, the guys talk about A$AP Rocky announcing a January release date for his upcoming album Don’t Be Dumb—hopefully. They discuss whether the album will actually drop, what to expect creatively, and how Rocky’s sound may evolve years after his prime run. The conversation then turns to Beyoncé officially becoming a billionaire, which opens a deeper discussion about wealth, ethics, and whether billionaires should be celebrated. That leads into a debate about dating etiquette: is it ever okay to ask for a box on the first date? Terrell pushes back on the idea that it signals financial instability and offers a different perspective. The two clash ideas here. Terrance then asks whether it’s an underrated blessing to be with a woman who doesn’t post on Instagram, following another trending conversation online. The episode wraps with a Cheers to 2026, as the bros share reflections on the year, personal resolutions, and goals for the Realest 9 moving forward. They close with thoughts on Draymond Green's take on playing NBA games on Christmas, some NFL talk as we prep for the last game of the season, and a small but common JD5 debate to take us out,.

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This week on the podcast the Bros are back to finish off the Christmas holiday with the family, kicking things off with their weekly weekend recap. That includes Terrance hosting a close friend and serving some very underwhelming wings, and Terrell unfortunately spending money on his car this holiday season, which he is not happy about at all. The Bros decided to wear matching quarter zips for this episode, so visual podcast watchers will definitely have a moment with this one. Think of it as the only gift the Bros could give you outside of the podcast itself. Of course the episode still launches with WHAT YOU LOOK LIKE, now paired perfectly with the matching sweaters. The conversation moves into the Bros talking about how excited they are to expand their Patreon content, specifically reacting to movies and television. They believe people will really enjoy watching content with them, not just listening. Next, the Bros dive into Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua, the Netflix event that took over the weekend and opened a larger conversation about the next level of entertainment and what creators are willing to do to reach it. And of course, they talk about Jake’s broken jaw. From there, the Bros speak on Netflix bringing podcasts to its platform after recently striking a deal with iHeartMedia. They get into whether this move signals a real expansion of the podcast wave or if Netflix is simply taking advantage of the current moment. Only time will tell. The conversation then shifts to Nicki Minaj’s recent appearance and how she’s perceived completely differently now, even though there may have been writing on the wall. That leads into a discussion about being a woman’s first nice guy and why that role is not for the weak. Terrance also makes a hot take on women rappers being able to sustain relationships while maintaining their rap image. And of course, the most talked about topic on the timeline this past week, 21 Savage’s tweets starting a “fuck the streets” movement. The Bros debate authenticity and intention. Is this really about the streets, or is it just petty hip hop beef? What are the intentions and what’s next? The Bros don’t have all the details, but they don’t hold back. “We poddin’,” Terrance says. Lastly, the Bros talk about the death of the modern comedy film and how it’s shifted into a more superhero and satirical lane that focuses on politics and safe jokes rather than freely trying to get laughs. Terrell brings up Dave Chappelle’s new stand up as a perfect example of the old way of comedy that doesn’t seem to fit in the film world today, maybe for good reason. Another week with the Bros. Merry f’n Christmas and happy holidays.

On this episode of the MalloryBros. Podcast, the guys start with the usual Weekend Recap before reflecting on what was honestly a dark week full of tragedy. The bros give their reactions to the deaths of Rob Reiner and Michele Singer, the mass shootings in Australia and Rhode Island, and the several other celebrity or notable losses that hit this December. They then talk about watching IT: Welcome to Derry. From there, Timothy Chalamet goes viral again for confidently calling his recent roles “Top Performances.” The bros break down why his confidence is healthy for the medium, while also acknowledging how that level of confidence can invite tough criticism. The guys touch on the Sinners gold ring swap, and Course of Action returns with a slight Christmas twist. Terrell tells a vulnerable, funny story about getting cheated on many years ago, and the bros dive into John Cena’s last match and what his impact meant to their childhood. Pooh Sheisty put rap back on the charts with “FDO,” and the guys discuss the reception and whether Sheisty’s sound can still thrive years later. Bow Wow told Akademiks that the only “Lil” ahead of him in terms of legacy is Lil Wayne.. so Terrell runs down the full list of “Lil” artists to see if that claim holds any weight. Lastly, they react to Dave and Tem’s engagement, and Terrance has a message for his beloved Wendy’s about those Tendy’s.

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On this episode of the MalloryBros. Podcast, the bros kick things off with the usual Weekend Recap, talking family time, potty training, and birthdays. They first get into Roddy Ricch and his album being pushed back once again, and what they think his next move should be. This sparks a bigger conversation about when artists started taking long gaps between albums and how superstars move differently in today’s music climate. Next, they react to Pusha T’s take that diss tracks are dead. Terrance understands where Pusha is coming from, while Terrell breaks down what he believes is Pusha’s real intention behind the statement. After discussing the Netflix bid last week, the bros are back with updates on the successful acquisition, Paramount’s counter offer, and what all of this could mean for movie theaters. Terrell asks Terrance about Quentin Tarantino’s recent comments about Actors, and the guys talk Shedeur, the NFL, and JD5. The finish with thoughts on The Streamer Awards and Kai Cenat’s acceptance speech.

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On this episode of the Mallory Bros. Podcast, the guys kick things off with a full Thanksgiving weekend recap. From family time and cooking to getting the kids and the ladies holiday-ready, it was a packed few days. Terrance drops a spicy take on why should stop turkey drives and give out different food, which somehow turns into a wild debate about… everything bagels. Only brothers. They shift gears into Film and TV with reactions to "Stranger Things" returning with a BANG and predictions on what’s next. They then speak to some of the biggest film news of the week, which is Netflix's Cash Offer to buy Warner Bros. Discovery. They talk James Cameron's comments, and what this could mean for the Future of Theatrical Releases. The guys speak to 50 Cent’s Diddy documentary and challenge 50’s impact on film, which leads directly into another passionate 70mm IMAX debate involving Quentin Tarantino, Christopher Nolan, and Ryan Coogler. Music talk ramps up as Terrell brings an interesting theory on Jack Harlow’s recent silence and the current climate for white rappers after last year’s beef took more of a cultural turn. They also discuss Wale’s comments on J. Cole and the possibility of a future Verzuz. To close things out, the guys recap the NFL standings and playoff picture, and get into a quick debate over JD5 vs. Caleb Williams.

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The Bros are back with this week and of course start with the REEKEND RECAP, Terrell took his family to a beautiful Holiday Christmas light show with Terrance prepping for the upcoming Holiday. They start with the recent comments made by Texas artist BigXThaPlug and how he feels he's more than a rapper, he's an "artist". The Bros talk about why Rappers don't already feel like artists and why they suddenly do when they switch lanes. The speak on Wales potent album drop from this past week and talk about how the new X location feature shed some light on vultures within not only the culture, but people all over X being exposed for living in areas completely different the culture they allow themselves to exist in and speak on. This is followed by a good prediction from Terrell on how this will impact social media/X going forward. Next, the Bros talk about Sheduer Sanders first NFL start and how well it went, despite some rookie follies. Most importantly, they speak on the team and media's response to Sheduer's confidence post-game and how his confidence has clearly made people love him and STILL continues to get under some people's skin. The Bros rank the Top 5 Best Black Directors, they speak on the Xbox 360 turning 20 years old and how that console changed a lot for gaming, and also speak on SCARY MOVIE 6 wrapping filming and if that movie can live up to the greatness of the franchises first couple films. Lastly, the last part of the pod is the Bros reflecting on some of their favorite literature both Books and Screenplays. Take notes because they deliver some solid recommendations!

On this episode of the MalloryBros. Podcast, the guys kick things off with a weekend recap. Terrance hosted at the new crib and Terrell spent some needed time with the family. They jump into some football talk and reflect on a few games, which leads to a deeper conversation about Shedeur Sanders’ debut. Terrance, who has been critical of Shedeur, finally gives some real perspective on the reaction to his play.

They move over to one of the biggest film stories of the week. Sydney Sweeney’s “Christy” completely flopped at the box office after the backlash from her Levi campaign and the interview she did after. The guys break down the producer point of view and how an actor’s personal life can singlehandedly derail the success of an entire film.

Next, they get into Issa Rae’s recent comments about not feeling successful. The Bros give more Film POV and talk about why her return to the big screen matters and what her impact means going forward.

They follow that with another round of Movie Trivia, this time focused on 90s, 00s, and 2010s Black films. They trade questions, share laughs, and get competitive as always.

The last hour is special. The chapter called “Fondest Memories” is an interactive storytelling exercise where the guys share real memories and get into that personal bag the fans love. The final 30 minutes turn into a reflective conversation when Terrell asks Terrance what he would tell his confused 23-year-old self. His answer turns into a powerful dialogue about the Bros’ journey, lessons learned, and advice they’d give to their younger selves.

If anybody is in that life limbo or needs some perspective, this episode should hit home.

The Bros are back with another HEAVY one! This week kicks off with prayers up for Jamaica as they deal with the damages from a hurricane. Terrance reflects on his first time out the country which was a trip to Jamaica and how much it meant to him. Terrell reflects on his weekend and how he learned the hard way that going to Costco is a DATE. From there, they start off with YOU vs. Terrell in a high-stakes Movie Trivia showdown where you gotta answer before he does 👀. The Bros dive into Outkast’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction, have their annual LONG break down of the latest Grammy nominations in HipHop and RnB, and discuss just how big the upcoming “Michael” biopic could be ... plus what story it should tell. You’ll get deep debates, wild theories, and classic moments like the Michael Jackson Song: Chance or Choice showdown, GTA’s delay, heated talks on if kids should play with toy guns and why singers/dancers might be getting on everybody’s nerves.

On this episode of the MalloryBros. Podcast, the guys kick things off with a weekend recap. Halloween was lit, Terrance was back on the move, and there’s plenty to catch up on. Terrell gives his review of Arby’s new Steak Nuggets and whether they’re worth the hype. The conversation shifts to Ja Morant as the guys question what’s really going on with him as we speculate the cause for his feud with his coaching staff. Terrance speaks to the optics of Ja's leadership. This leads to a conversation about the topic of Hiphop being dead. This coming as a response to the news that for the first time in 30 years there are no hiphop songs charting in the top 40. Terrell leads the convo speaking to the issue he has with old head hip hop fans and purists who he believes would rather nuke the genre than let it grow. Next, they get into the viral topic of Jay-Z and whether anyone could actually beat him in a Verzuz. Terrance and Terrell go back and forth naming contenders and explaining who, why and how somebody gets the W standing next to Jay on that stage. They wrap things up with an NFL recap.. the Commanders get belt from the Seahawks, JD5 is out, the Broncos escape, and Terrance delivers a Belt Report.

On this episode of the MalloryBros. Podcast, the guys start with what you can’t ignore — these costumes! And Terrell’s beard is gone! The guys talk about their looks, what went into them, and give a recap of their weekend filled with Halloween festivities, the kids, work, and sports. They then speak on the recent wave of AI clips targeting Black people and spreading stereotypes. Terrell asks Terrance if enough is enough with AI, while Terrance argues that self-control is the only way. This leads to a deeper conversation about social media and the long-term effects it may have on us. They react to a clip of Joey Bada$$ discussing screen consumption. Terrell sees the danger, while Terrance points out the malicious nature of people before blaming the tech. Next, they cover the wildest headline of the week, the sports betting FBI scandal involving the Mafia, Chauncey Billups, and Terry Rozier. The guys break down what this could mean for the future of sports. Terrance brings a female hip-hop question sparked by the reception of Meg Thee Stallion’s new single “Lover Girl.” They also speak on going viral this past week, play a new “Chance and a Choice” inspired game called Sin or Survival in honor of Halloween, talk NFL Week 8, and the NBA’s red-hot start. Terrance gives his thoughts on Netflix’s Starting 5 while Terrell shares his excitement for Vince Gilligan’s upcoming series Pluribus.

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