Explicit. Due to scheduling, Kim couldn’t record this week. Juice is joined by listener favorite TG. They catch up and discuss a myriad of different things. First they discuss having little brother. They also discuss male bonding, being “husky” kids, the toxicity of country music especially the song Fancy, and the Mt Rushmore of ATL Music.

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Explicit. Juice and Kim are back after a week off. Life was Life’n, last week. This week they discuss: the 100th anniversary of the Tulsa Massacre, Pool Etiquette, the discovery of bodies at the Kamloops Residential School, and more

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Explicit. Juice and Kim have another crazy episode. First, they review Nicki Minaj’s re-release of “Beam Me Up Scottie” and J. Cole’s “The Off-Season”. They then discuss Jamie Foxx being a legend. After paying tribute to Paul Mooney, they discuss the Saga of Kwame Brown. And much more

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Explicit. Juice and Kim are back for another episode. They start with a brief discussion on the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame nominees, they then discuss the Porsha Williams controversy. That leads to a discussion on what can only be termed as “toxic feminity”. Then then discuss The Joe Budden Podcast imploding. This was recorded right before J Cole and Nicki Minaj released new projects, so they have a discussion about both. And More

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Explicit. Juice and Kim celebrate three years of The (sub)URBAN Podcast. Juice also has a surprise for long time listeners. They discuss the brewing Umar vs Kevin Samuels feud, Critical Race TheoryShelly FKA Dram’s new album, and the music they will play for their children.

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Explicit. Juice and Kim begin with a discussion about their last episode. After rehash the first date debate, they discuss platonic friendships, they then discuss how cute their parents’ relationships are. They then discuss their upcoming third anniversary and Dr Umar’s comments on Naomi Osaka

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Explicit. Recorded on April 20, 2021. Juice and Kim used the first part of the podcast to process the verdict of the Chauvin case. It doesn’t seem like a victory, but they are glad otherwise. The conversation then becomes a little livelier, when they discuss what is appropriate for a First Date. They close with a discussion on the Joe Budden and Kevin Samuels Toxic team up.

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Explicit. It has been a heavy week, but Kim and Juice keep it light for the most part of this episode. They discuss “Usher Bucks”, Jheri Curls, what they would look like as a parents, Kyrie Irving, and more. They also discuss the passing of DMX and some of the police shooting towards the end of the episode

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Kim and Juice are back for another crazy episode. They discuss the Verzuz of The Isley Brothers and Earth, Wind, and Fire. The discuss the “zaddy” energy of Ron Isley. They also discuss the love/hate relationship with Steve Harvey. They then discuss who is the best rapper of their generation. They send up a prayer for DMX(recorded before his death), and discuss Khloe Kardashian.

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Explicit. Juice and Kim catch up on the week’s craziness. First they discuss Chet Hanks’ White Boy Summer movement. After that, they discuss the HBO documentary “Tina”. They discuss her legacy as a rock star and survivor. For the last segment, they discuss the controversy around Lil Nas X. They discuss the Satan shoes, and Satanic Panic.

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