The Ordinary People Podcast

On this special Halloween edition, we discuss the upcoming Black Panther film, Marvel's woes, the positives and negatives of fan service, Rihana's new track and the possibility of new music before her Super Bowl performance, and much more.

WEEEEEEE BACCCKKK. On this episode we fill you guys on whats been going on in our lives, working with kids, the inner workings of the film industry, creativity, and getting drunk.

We have TWO special guest in the building! Returning again after being our very first guest, creative and artist KJ, and appearing for the first time creative Kam of Lazy Brainz slides through as we discuss their new stages in their lives, Drake's new hairdo, onlyfans, our favorite shows growing up, the Vanessa Bryant lawsuit case, A.I. rappers, and gatekeeping.

On this episode we discuss casinos, Thor Love and Thunder, the upcoming Black Panther movie, why JP hates Superman, and waifus.

We're back and with a special episode this week, as we do our first ever tier list ranking some of our favorite black celebrities. Trust me when I say this, the absurdity of this list has to be witnessed and heard.

This week we talk about Florida people and alligators, elephants and their various violent crimes, the NBA finals, the greatest NBA players, and the negative effects of knowing too much information.

This week our brother RICHARD CALABASAS joins the conversation as we discuss the upcoming Black Panther film, the afterlife, Christianity, and gun control.

This week we discuss Kendrick Lamar's new album, the possible effects of the YSL situation, why west coast hiphop doesn't travel, the saturation music, if art is dead, film vs music, becoming an oldhead.

We have a special guest in the building! This episode our brother Evan joins the conversation this week as we discuss his life at Xavier, theology, the New Orleans Saints, the NBA playoffs, our favorite athlete Benjamin "Mental Health Advocate" Simmons, and the Dave Chappell Hollywood Bowl incident.

This week we discuss country music, if Travis Scott is forgiven, Uncle Snoop owning Death Row Records, the issues with streaming, wokeness in black films, and 2000s movies.