Uptown Bobby and K. Clark chunk the deuce to 2022, with thoughts on SZA's new album, the Whitney biopic I Wanna Dance With Somebody, show biz families and personalreflections on the year.

Uptown Bobby and K. Clark give their thoughts on Wakanda Forever, ponder whether it's taboo to be black and not like iconic black art/pop culture, and the future of T'Challa. The guys also list some of their favorite podcasts and TV shows of 2022.

So how did the trailer for Creed lead to talk about masculinity, why guys can't get vulernable without a video game or other hands on task present and have trouble forming and maintaining deep friendships? Follow Uptown Bobby and K. Clark down the manhole to find out! Plus thoughts on how Atlanta will end, Rihanna's return and SZA's new video

Uptown Bobby and K. Clark do a deep dive on The Woman King, from the film's depiction of the slave trade and the Dahomey tribe, to why only viewing history and historical figures as either angels or demons ain't the move. The guys also give their reasons why Bros went bust and talk new music from Willow and Durand Bernarr.

K. Clark and Uptown Bobby give their initial thoughts on the first three episodes of Atlanta's final season, talk about the trailer for the Whitney biopic I Wanna Dance With Somebody, then go down a rabbit hole of Bros, biopics, documentaries and dream book to film adapations. Good times.

K.Clark and Uptown Bobby talk about Hulu's Mike series and whether controversial public figures can earn redemption. Plus a short Emmy recap, and Hov's capitalist "slurs."

The Renaissance has begun! Uptown Bobby and K. Clark go track by track for a deep dive into Act I of Beyonce's Renaissance, talk about the suprise drop of The Queens Remix of "Break My Soul" and give their predictions on what's in store for Acts II and III.

Uptown Bobby and K. Clark go down the track list for and give predictions on the sound of Beyonce's upcoming Renaissance Part 1 (yes they know of the leak;), and give their thoughts on Issa Rae's new series Rap Shyt , FX's The Bear and the trailer for Wakanda Forever.

Uptown Bobby and K. Clark talk P Valley, Winning Time, The Bear and Barry, along with documentaries and trailers for Viola's The Woman King and Issa Rae's Rap Shxt

With the release of Drake's Honestly Nevermind and Beyonce's "Break My Soul" house music appears to be making a mainstream comeback. Uptown Bobby and K. Clark give their takes on both releases and share predictions for Queen Bey's renaissance.