The number of men doing strange things in todays world has prompted the fellas to have a discussion on Simp Shit. Pain brings back one of his favorite segments.... Man Law!

The fellas get together to discuss a few trending topics, such as the loss of Hip-Hop royalty, Russian prisoners and more.

The fellas get together to discuss the most influential people in the city of Boston.

Batman and Catwoman? Plumber and helpless housewife? Boss and Secretary? Slave and Slave owners wife? The fellas discuss the art of Role Playing.

In the pre-show, the fellas discuss why student loans are the new pandemic. Later, culture changers, Black Dollar stop by the show. Hustle freestyles and everyone is at a loss, including the guests. Wild times!

In the pre-show, the fellas  finalize the recent Will Smith and Chris Rock fiasco and then discuss the best black male actor. Later, Filmmaker and Content Creator Toot Whalen joins the show to discuss his journey.

Hustle applauds a young king who gets it, meanwhile Hightower objects. Then, in the main show, the fellas debate what does and should happen after someone is caught lying AGAIN in a relationship.

The fellas put together the largest cast of characters in the shows history. Hustle exposes Hightower and Little in an extended pre-show rant. Pain defends his guys with an attack of his own.  City legends Mitch Hercule of Herc Skills and Dana Cromwell, commish of the Sit N Talk Brand join the cast at the top of the show to discuss urban black myths.   Later, the incredible Mz MoPhila and Sweet T join the fellas to discuss the plight of todays black relationships.   Finally, Boston's best lyricists, Donnell White joins the show. When a Hustle and Little debate breaks out, there's only one way to solve the problem. With a challenge. This BBQ will be one for the Books.

A crazy People's Court segment opens the door to a much needed discussion around self care and mental health within the black community. Special guest, teacher and student mental health advocate, Sharif Williams joins the show.

Maine wonders why Bill Cosby showed up in a random picture in a recent Hugh Hefner documentary. Pain lets loose on how over spoiling kids has led to the current softness of todays generation.  Then, the fellas discuss The Plug.