Curt and Darren check in with each other to start off the podcast and then get into Kanye West's newest interview in GQ, him becoming a billionaire, and his comments on "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy."

The two then talk about the Instagram Live battles held between different producers and artists and debate whether they are worth the watch.

Curt and Darren hop into the "Last Dance" and "The Jordan Rules" and give their opinions and thoughts on the documentary and book. The two close out the episode with their "Mood Music" segment and new music they've been listening to.

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Curt and Darren take the time to discuss the current global pandemic. The discussion then turns to new music and albums the two have been listening too since the last episode.

In their second segment, Curt and Darren give out album suggestions listeners can check out during the stay-at-home order. They close out the episode with their “Mood Music” segment, where they discuss their current moods and the music that they’ve been listening to, to reflect that current mood.

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Curt and Darren meet up in L.A. to record this episode of Rap Nerds. In this episode, they discuss Megan Thee Stallion's contract dispute with her label. Also, they discuss Young M.A.'s claim that r&b isn't the same, which allowed the two to transition into their "Mood Music" segment. Curt and Darren close the podcast discussing the music they've been listening to.

Curt and Darren are joined by one of their Music Support Group Members, Arshon, in this episode. In the first segment they discuss Kobe Bryant’s life and legacy. In the second part of the podcast Curt and Darren talk to Arshon about his rap group The Crew.

In this episode Curt and Darren are joined by Music Support Group member, Martavius, and they discuss some of the highlights of Drake’s 2-hour interview with Rap Radar. The group also discusses Kanye West’s newest venture into gospel music and whether his newest albums “Jesus is King” and “Jesus is Born” are worth the hype and if they should fall into the gospel category. Curt and Darren use them first few minutes of the podcast for comment reactions to the last podcast.

Intro (1:00) Curt and Darren reconnect and catchup on after a long hiatus. (5:03) We discuss who stood out and who let us down in the past decade. (24:20) Shout out our favorite songs and albums from various genres in the past year. (32:15) Curt and Darren give their respective top albums of the decade. (38:30) We wrap up our last episode of the year by discussing what we’ve been listening to lately, and what we’re looking forward to in the next year. Also, Curt shares a big announcement.

Curt & Darren try to explore the world of "gangster rap." What is it? Is there a new form of "gangster rap" and the "beauty" of gangster rap.

Curt and Darren center the rap discussion around historic events in this episode. How did the rap community respond to Hurricane Katrina? We talk about some of the charitable work, as well as the responses and songs that were put out in support of the people who were affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Curt and Darren discuss how Allen Iverson brought rap culture to the NBA and the finish off with their favorite Allen Iverson rap references, which leads into an anti-Post Malone rant.

Rap Nerds Premiere. In the first episode of Rap Nerds Presented by the Music Support Group Curt and Darren talk about Barack Obama's connection to hip hop and try to find out if he's the main reason for rap's ascent to becoming the top music genre.