Joshua and Kory discuss the NFL's "pre-agency" period which included a series of cuts -- most notably Russell Wilson from Denver and a slew of safeties as well, which led Joshua to a thought: Is the curse of "positional value" that affected the running back position the last couple of offseasons NOW affecting the safety position as well? The conversation then turns into a debate about what the Giants should do with their quarterback position, and what the sports world would look like if non-disclosure agreements didn't exist.

Joshua and Kory discuss JJ Redick's scathing comments towards his former coach, Doc Rivers, which called into question Doc's "accountability" problem. Pat Bev and Austin Rivers' completely unbiased responses to JJ in defense of Doc also became the focus of discussion. Then, the guys discuss LeBron's tweet about Bronny and his cascading draft stock, and also talk Wemby's metoric rise & his generational-level statlines.

Joshua and Kory discuss yet another harrowing lawsuit with more heinous Diddy allegations, which named several big-name industry & Hollywood celebrities, including Meek Mill, who, for some reason, took to Twitter/X to defend his "manhood". AKA, "I'M NOT GAY!" The guy's weren't buying it though, and dissected Meek's insane twitter rant, post by post.

Joshua and Kory discuss The NY Post's "Page Six" report of the GOAT Tom Brady "accepting" that Gisele's affair with the infamous jiu jitsu instructor began "years ago", and also discuss 'CTESPN' founder Antonio Brown's thoughts on the matter.

Joshua and Kory return to the microphones -- and discuss Cam Newton getting "jumped" at his own youth camp.

OPENING MONOLOGUE: Maya Angelou: "I'm A Rainbow In Somebody's Cloud"

FEATURED SONGS (in order): Gīnā: Struggle / Gīnā: Losing You / Gīnā: Alright

The return of Always Be Creatin' features an interview with the young, talented musical artist, Gīnā (@1andonlygina_ on Instagram). She discusses the drop of her first EP, Perspective and Perception, and also goes into detail of some of the brutal adversity she's fought through throughout her life, including a harrowing car accident at 18 years old that changed everything. She also talks about her show on 90.3 FM titled 'Hidden Gemz', and previews her next upcoming single to drop in March.

The crew recaps the madness of the 2024 Grammy Awards, which included a Taylor Swift/Celine Dion controversy, Killer Mike winning 3 Grammys and then immediately getting hauled out by the LAPD, and Jay-Z making a impassioned speech on the Grammys and its inconsistencies.

Joshua and friends preview the big game -- Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. Well, we kind of did.

Joshua and Kory discuss the thrilling Lakers/Warriors double-overtime affair that saw old men LeBron James and Stephen Curry continue to wow us all with their talents. This had Joshua wondering -- who's going to produce the next great player rivalry in the NBA when Bron and Steph are gone? The guys also discuss the Knicks outlook in what might be a weak Eastern Conference.

Joshua and Kory, after discussing the eventful AFC Championship in the previous episode, move on to the NFC Chip, which saw the Lions blow a 24-7 lead at Santa Clara vs the 49ers, due to Dan Campbell's aggressive nature coming back to bite him and his club. Unfortunately, the football gods deemed it too wild to have Dan Campbell at Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII. Also, why is Brock Purdy so disliked?