One this episode the guys wind down and take a deep breath from their last series.  They hit on cancel culture, women that like aggressive sex, and former mishaps as a single man. This episode hits on it all

On this episode the guys finish up the ATL's Finest Series in hilarious fashion. They also get to finally talk about some sports and they get in their feelings. 

On this episode the guys FINALLY back, and there is a lot to discuss! They discuss Dave Chappelle's new stand-up special "The Closer" and they discuss the reason for their hiatus. They also continue the "ATL's Finest" Series with some interesting musical selections from the 2000s. 

The boys are back with, and this time with a new series! On this series they will break down the most influential artists in Atlanta of all time. They will break it down from the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s; 

On this episode the guys prepare to transition into their new Series by discussing their previous escapades with women; Including trying to define what "Game" is. 

On this episode, The guys reflect on the "Who Raised You?" Series and introduce some new segments.

On this episode the guys continue the "Who Raised You?" series. They talk about whether or not they would push their kids to college and showing affection in your household. They also reflect on the festivities of a recent bachelor party. 

On this episode the guys continue the "Who Raised You?" Series by tackling important issues in family development including. They take on the subject of abortion, how to exist in relationships when only one person wants children, and much more. 
They also have a surprise guest come in and derail the structure of this episode...hilariously.

On this episode the boys are back with another series! On this series they will delve into all of the complicated dynamics of being raised in (and creating) and black family. This time they bring in Tera Chantelle (host of the "Take The Lead Podcast") to help make sense of all this. 

On this episode, the guys are joined by special guests to discuss LGBT in film and Junteenth Festivities