The No Nonsense Show Episode #852

We had to check on Jamie Mack, who was flying high on that Eagles victory. We veered into NBA territory—where LeBron’s legacy, Mahomes’ greatness, and even Bronny’s NBA worthiness got scrutinized.

Of course, we couldn’t ignore the ongoing Drake vs. Kendrick saga, aka “The Drake Stimulus Package.” I am  convinced that Kendrick Lamar has ascended to mainstream revolutionary status thanks to this beef. Jamie Mack and French Reggy weren’t so sure, but one thing’s clear—Drake looks a little shook. Is this the new Nas vs. Jay-Z? Or just another corporate chess move?

Speaking of corporate moves, we had to discuss Elon Musk’s ever-growing influence in politics. Mack thinks Elon's relationship with Trump is looking more like a power play than a partnership. Plus, why is his kid out here disrespecting the President?

Oh, and a special moment of silence for Coach Ty—a former guest and a man who unknowingly led to French Reggie's arrival on the show. Sometimes, the breadcrumbs in life lead to the biggest moves.

Ain't No Stimulus Like a Drake Stimulus #TNNS852

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #851

Smooth dropped by, and it felt like a throwback episode. We kicked things off with the usual football talk—Eagles fans, Chiefs conspiracy theories, and Mahomes’ goat status. Jamie Mack took us through his emotional rollercoaster with the Falcons’ infamous Super Bowl loss, while we debated whether making love or just straight-up smashing is the way to go. Smooth hit us with some "slow choking in love" tactics, and French Reggy got grilled about his preferences.

Then things took a turn when we started tracking heart rates mid-action—because why not? Who knew fitness tracking could get that freaky? From sex swings to furry role-playing (looking at you, Smooth), we explored all kinds of extracurricular activities.

The Luka trade had Jamie Mack panicking, but BTG talked him off the ledge. And of course, we had to acknowledge Atlanta sports teams' legacy of trading away greatness—because why would they ever let us just be happy?

10% less B.S.

Next topic, again! #TNNS851

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #850

Smooth is back, and he’s already complaining. We jump into Black History Month, Trump’s economy, and whether tariffs will really fix anything or just leave us paying $100 for eggs.

The crew debates if Americans will ever take on the jobs immigrants do, or if we’re all just too bougie to build our own houses. And with all these plane crashes happening, Jamie Mack is starting to think the Great Reset might actually be real. If it is, are you getting wiped out, or are you one of the lucky ones left standing?

Oh, and speaking of crashes, Smooth delivers one of the greatest verbal train wrecks of all time trying to say “Statute of Limitations.” We don’t even know what he was talking about, but we do know we’ll never let him live it down.

Law of Statuation #TNNS850

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #849

Jamie Mack continues his reign as the king of the run-on sentence, a decade-long streak of never quite landing a clean closer. I mean, 800+ episodes and not one succinct sign-off? That’s a talent in itself. Jamie Mack’s “natural” podcasting style sparks some attention as we reflect on his ability to make editing a nightmare.

We also dive into the unspoken rules of turning 30—because apparently, French Reggy believes it’s a whole step-up moment. 

Run-on Man #TNNS849

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #848

Ever wonder what would happen if chickens got BBLs? Neither do we—but somehow, we’re here, and it’s too late to turn back. Jamie Mack leads the charge with some thoughts about vanity, evolution, and why even poultry might not escape the clutches of society’s beauty standards.

But don’t worry, we still make room for the serious stuff. For instance, we are discussing MLKs birthday and it isn't even Black History Month yet.

Chickens with BBLs #TNNS848

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #847

 In this episode, we tackle everything from toxic masculinity to navigating interracial dating dynamics—and yes, French Reggy is still out here trying to save the world one triggered person at a time. Jamie Mack and I take him to task on his Captain Save-A-Hoe tendencies. Is he empathetic, or does he just think women need rescuing? You decide.

We dig deep into why black men and black women sometimes seem like they’re talking past each other. Is it societal programming, or are we just misunderstanding each other on purpose? From Saquon Barkley’s interracial family getting unfair heat to the unspoken rules of commenting on dating preferences, this conversation is equal parts hilarious and introspective.

Jamie Mack drops gems on why black folks don’t own all the struggles, and French makes a wild attempt to justify his empathy for… well, everyone.

Tune in for an episode that’s guaranteed to have you laughing, thinking, and maybe even arguing back at your speakers. Because sometimes, people just need to laugh. 

Captain Save-A-Joke #TNNS847

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #846

 It’s the first show of 2025, and we’re kicking off the year with just the right mix of chaos, conspiracy, and comedy. French Reggy can’t stop complaining about taxes now that he’s officially in his 30s. Jamie Mack breaks down why NBA fans might not actually be NBA fans anymore. I'm just happy to have made another year.

We dive deep into the concept of societal frequency—how music, movies, and even social media might be messing with our vibes. Jamie Mack says it’s all about identifying the “frequency” of what you consume. Sounds serious, but trust me, we found a way to clown it.

Then we veer into some classic No Nonsense territory: the Illuminati, secret symbols, and why Hollywood might really be up to no good. By the way, if you’ve ever wondered whether R. Kelly’s “Half on a Baby” was literal or metaphorical… you might not want to hear my theory.

We wrap it all up with some shots of Glenfiddich, a Costco scotch debate, and a toast to a wild year ahead. Keep your head on a swivel, stay dangerous, and as always, remember—sometimes people just need to laugh. 

Half On A Baby #TNNS846

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #845

Cube says he was K Dot Before Dot. Jamie Mack agrees.

Cube Before Cube #TNNS845

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #844

The country chose violence. But we seem to have been only pretending to be down with diversity. But when the S%$@ happens, You want me on that wall....You need me on that wall!

The Best Kind of Masculinity, Toxic #TNNS844

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The No Nonsense Show Episode #843

Pok joins us and we learn about his infamous alter ego named Anthony.

Name one Anthony that you like #TNNS843

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