The gang of Terrel, Caprice and Mike Hughes come together for a midday podcast episode which begins with some personal detailing of the last month by Terrel.

Soon thereafter, the trio attempts to rank Drake's best album intros. What's his best one? What's your favorite one?

Other conversations include what a VS would look like between Drake and Kanye West, the actual VS battle between Ja Rule and Fat Joe along with the group's take on Aaliyah's music hitting streaming services, the VMAs, and the MetGala.

After the post-vaccine time-off, the gang gets back together for another edition of the The ODP. Caprice and Terrel bring on Salim for a packed two and a half conversation.

The podcast opens with a reference to some recent news on the Brittney Spears conservatorship before jumping into world topics including Ron DeSantis and Joe Biden. A discussion surrounding the musical releases of Kanye West with DONDA and Drake with Certified Lover Boy and some of the storylines that have come along with it.

Before the end of the pod, the trio teases with a new type of Verzuz. Would it work?

Mike rejoins Relly and Caprice for episode 43 of The ODP. The show opens with a breakdown of the VS battle between The Lox and Dipset and was it necessary for hip-hop. That discussion evolves into the best freestylers we've ever seen.

Other conversations include DaBaby apologizing...again, Rihanna reaching billionaire status and Florida keeps Florida-ing.

Relly and Caprice welcome Mike Hughes Jr. to the pod for the first time.

The podcast starts by realizing everybody lived the same childhood featuring stays at Grandma's house and cartoons. Other conversations include DaBaby spazzin', Martin Shkreli owes the culture even more now and new music from Vince Staples and Isaiah Rashad.

Ivy Rose rejoins the crew of Relly and Caprice for yet another podcast episode.

The pod opens with music from DMX following his recent passing. The trio breaks down what DMX meant to them growing up before delving into the outpouring of love on social media.

Other conversations include Derrick Jaxn caught cheating, people not avoiding elevators like we continue to suggest and the uproar in the aftermath of Lil Uzi taking over JT’s Instagram Live.

Kennise joins Relly and Caprice once again for a late night edition of the podcast as the discussion opens with Grammy winners before leading into the latest with Quavo and Saweetie.

Other conversations include Kanye West's latest accomplishment, people continuing to follow the Drake train and the ever-growing Salt Bae phenomenon.

Before the pod ends, a serious conversation about the "N-word" is assessed.

The pod finally gets together for episode 38 as Kennise and PJ join Relly and Caprice for a 90-minute wide-ranging conversation.

It begins with a discussion about dieting followed by worst cops in Los Angeles county, the current state of OnlyFans and the group ponders the question: Are you insecure if you don't want your significant other to be a sex worker?

A new face in Taya joins the podcast with Relly and Caprice after a little time off as the Talk that Talk Radio Show transitioned over to Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino.

The trio open the pod with a movie breakdown of Malcolm & Marie on Netflix before delving into The Little Things on HBO Max. Other conversations include insensitive lyrics in rap music, the use of tough love with addicts and the continued fallout of the storming of the Capitol.

In addition, Relly calls one of his music connects in order to get the scoop on the rumored Nipsey Hussle posthumous album, set to drop this year. He's even given the blessing to play some unreleased Nip music.