Jus talks a bit about the USA vs Canada and why we need to root for Canada. Then Jus talks a bit the Phoenix Suns and Denver Nuggets. Finally talk a bit about the NBA adding The World vs. USA.

Jus breaks down everything from ASW The good, the bad, and the disrespectful.

Jus taps in with long time Lakers fan Tobi Momoh to talk about the trade of Luka Doncic to the Lakers. They then go into the legacy of Lebron James in city that Kobe built. Later on they dive in on what it means to have a contending team in the current NBA.

Jus talks about the Eagles winning the Super Bowl and where do the Chiefs go from here. Why Kendrick Lamar Halftime show was for America to see. And another check in on the NBA and especially what are the Knicks doing.

On today's episode of the Men Who Cry podcast Jus is joined by long time Giants and Bulls fan Reek Parker to talk about the dysfunction of the Giants, how do you feel about Saqoun on the Eagles, and do you have faith in the team moving forward.

Then we pivot over to talk about the Bulls and why they stay stuck in the middle forever.

Jus talks with longtime friend, contributor, and fellow New Yorker, Andrew Corrica to talk about the New York Knicks and what it was like growing up as a fan. Then we pivoted over to talk about the city New York as a whole

Jus talks about the Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs. Also Jus breaks down what's happening with the Miami Heat and Jimmy Butler

Jus talks about the Divisional round of the NFL playoffs. Why Lamar lost again in the second round, and what Allen vs. Patrick means for the NFL. Lastly Jus touches on the inauguration and how to live in Trump's America

Jus on the solo talks about the wildness of wildcard weekend. The match up of two Americas between Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. And a quick check in on a few NBA teams halfway through the season.

Jus sits down with content creator Khari Nixon to discuss the recent Juan Soto deal to the Mets, what that means for the Yankees, and New York baseball culture as a whole. Lastly they talk about the Caitlin Clark New York Times Athlete of the Year award, and why do her fans seem to hate the things she stands for.