In this episode of The Walker Round Table, we bring you the ultimate GOAT debate across sports, music, and even desserts. From Michael Jordan vs Kobe Bryant, the ’96 Bulls vs ’17 Warriors, and Shaq vs Wilt Chamberlain in the paint, to dream boxing matchups like Mayweather vs Ali and Mike Tyson vs everyone, we debate who would really come out on top. We also dive into hip-hop battles like Kendrick Lamar vs J. Cole, MLB legends like Barry Bonds vs Babe Ruth, and even tennis icons like Serena Williams, Federer, Nadal, and Djokovic. To wrap it up, we settle a family classic: Mama’s dump cake vs Dad’s cinnamon rolls vs Aunt Cathy’s banana pudding. Who you got?

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What if every Black American received reparations—cash, land, or debt forgiveness? In this powerful episode of The Walker Round Table, we dive into one of the most debated questions in America: what reparations could look like, how they might be spent, and whether they would build generational wealth or fuel short-term spending. From land ownership and financial literacy to student loan forgiveness and cultural legacy, we explore the possibilities, the pitfalls, and even our guilty-pleasure splurges.

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In this hilarious and honest episode of The Walker Round Table, we put our “Black cards” on the line. From avocado toast, kombucha, and Trader Joe’s to camping trips, Seinfeld, and even skipping soul food staples, we confess the foods, shows, and hobbies that might get us clowned at the cookout. It’s all love though—full of jokes, debates, and real talk about what it means to enjoy life outside of stereotypes.

In this episode of The Walker Round Table, we celebrate the best of Black movies, sitcoms, and commercials that shaped our culture and made us laugh. From 70s classics like Shaft and Superfly, to timeless comedies like Coming to America, Friday, and The Last Dragon, we debate which films truly stand the test of time. We also dive into sitcom legends (Martin, Fresh Prince, Cosby Show), hidden gems (Boondocks, Real Husbands of Hollywood), and even the most unforgettable commercials (Soul Glow, Nike, Old Spice). A nostalgic, funny, and heartfelt ride through the stories that defined generations.

In this episode of The Walker Round Table, we get real about the lessons we’d share with our younger selves. From letting go of hoop dreams to redefining success, overcoming broken relationships, and healing from guilt, we explore what it means to grow as Black men in today’s world. We talk faith, forgiveness, health, therapy, and the power of staying true to your purpose. Raw, reflective, and uplifting, this conversation is about becoming better men—by learning from the past and shaping a stronger future.

In this episode of The Walker Round Table, we dive deep into hip-hop’s role in shaping Black culture and identity. From Tupac, Biggie, Jay-Z, and Nas to Kendrick, J. Cole, and today’s new wave, we explore how hip-hop reflects both the struggles and triumphs of the Black community. We unpack the double-edged sword of representation—entrepreneurship, storytelling, and cultural pride vs. negative stereotypes and industry exploitation. Plus, we debate our Top 10 rappers of all time and share favorite hip-hop songs that defined eras.

In this episode of The Walker Round Table, we unpack the discipline debate in Black fatherhood—old school whoopings vs. new school conversations. From memories of “wait till we get home” and belt whoopings to today’s emphasis on emotional intelligence, calm correction, and communication, we explore what truly shapes children into respectful, balanced adults. With wisdom from different generations, we share how discipline impacts relationships, self-worth, and the legacy of Black parenting.

In this episode of The Walker Round Table, we get real about modern dating as Black men—from the myth of 50/50 relationships to the pressure to “provide and protect.” We dive into monogamy, polygamy, and the swipe culture that makes true connection harder than ever. With wisdom from different generations, we share what it takes to build balance, loyalty, and lasting love in today’s world. Honest, funny, and rooted in faith, this conversation challenges stereotypes while offering hope and solutions.

In this episode of The Walker Round Table, we unpack the Diddy trial verdict and what it means for Black men in America. From the charges, sentencing, and media narrative to deeper questions of race, gender, power, and accountability, we explore how high-profile cases expose the double standards in both the courts and public opinion. Expect raw, unfiltered perspectives—balancing fairness, cultural critique, and lived Black male experience—while asking: can Diddy find redemption, and what does this mean for us all?

In this episode of The Walker Round Table, we take a trip down memory lane to explore the Black church experience—specifically our time growing up in a traditional Baptist church. From long Sunday services, ushers in crisp suits, and church candy to choir directors, baptisms, and unforgettable characters, we relive the moments that shaped our faith, family, and community. With stories that are heartfelt, funny, and deeply cultural, we highlight the traditions, lessons, and memories that continue to influence us today.