The PreInternet Friends Podcast

Trigger warning! This week @MisterJNicholas and @nicoleshanique discuss a variety of subjects that could offend. They begin early with an on the job Revenge Porn (2:31) discussion, then deep dive into the Chris Styles allegations and consent (6:53). This leads to a conversation about Male accountability (25:37) and Tarana Burke of the #MeToo movement (29:50). Tensions remain high even as the two digress on how men and women approach dating on Potential (43:15). The last debate is on the backlash of a recent graduate (52:46) that forces our hosts to state who are the real prizes in dating!

This week finds @MisterJNicholas and @nicoleshanique unable to agree on many things, but Blackness is the only constant. This episodes starts with the politics surrounding the Coronavirus (1:29), a discussion around Van Jones narrative on Black accountability (7:17) and a conversation around the Netflix show Black AF and the blackness, or lack thereof of Rashida Jones (25:40). Things heat up as the Russell Simmons (40:40) accuser documentary has released it's trailer documenting the accuser's journey. The NFL Draft gave us a bunch of new draftees, but more importantly, draft moments (51:04). And with April being National Poetry Month (58:30), The PreInternet Friends Podcast offers their submissions for the culture.

In this week's episode @MisterJNicholas and @NicoleShanique discuss the Fox News angle as Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz weigh in on the Coronavirus fallout. Apparently China has decided it's the best course of action to ban Africans in China. Michael Che's random act of kindness is scrutinized and your hosts revisit the stimulus plans enacted. What's the difference between a preference and a fetish? And finally, the hosts play a game of "do you think you could" as they discuss the Netflix show "Too Hot To Handle."

This week @misterjnicholas and @nicoleshanique acknowledge Tory Lanez and his "Quarantine Room," weigh in on FaceTime dating and if that restores the feeling of the pre-internet days. Money talks heat up as Stimulus Checks and SBA Loans get debated. Is that $1,200 the answer to your problems? Bernie Sanders has dropped out officially and now the attention turns to if America is ready for a Black woman Vice President. And of all the things this week to disagree on, libertarianism ends up being the dividing force as @nicoleshanique and @misterjnicholas are worlds apart on their views. 

In this week's edition @MisterJNicholas and @nicoleshanique weigh in on the viability of worker's compensation claims from responders who are afflicted with Coronavirus, while debunking some of the more popular conspiracy theories. The Andrew Cuomo love train meets its last stop as sides have to be chosen. The duo also dedicates some time recapping Nikki Natural's "dusty ass kids,"  while The Money Team mayhem leaves our Friends butting heads over Yaya. And is LaMelo Ball potentially the biggest thing in American sports since the integration of Major League Baseball??? 

In this installment, @MisterJNicholas and @nicoleshanique debut a new intro to the show, discuss bad business models from senior care to Dr. Umar Johnson. They still haven't figured out what's wrong with Texas but they do clarify the difference between being poor and working class as the critics raise objection to @nicoleshanique's childhood. Lol. Go figure.

In this initial episode, Jamel (MisterJNicholas) and Shanique (NicoleShanique) discuss their not so specialized school experience, the far reaching impact of the Coronavirus in both New York City and the country, and tease alternatives to traditional investments... SPOILER ALERT-- it's crypto!!