The WAS Podcast

The WAS Podcast

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The WAS Podcast episodes

  • The WAS Podcast: 2018 Dreams
    We here at The WAS Podcast have big dreams of being better in 2018, but still have our struggles. In this episode we talk how to work an open bar, the success of Cardi B, conspiracies against Black Panther, and Dave Chapelle's new specials.
    1 hr 8 min
  • The WAS Podcast 2017 Lessons
    Happy New Year listeners! In this episode we look back on major moments in 2017 and discuss the lessons we learned. We rediscover that we ain't shit, and vow to be better in 2018.
    56 min
  • The WAS Podcast Christmas Special
    The WAS Podcast wishes all of the listeners a Happy Holiday. In this episode we discuss the greatest Christmas songs, movies and traditions. Thanks for listening and we look forward to bringing more laughs in the New Year.
    50 min
  • Episode 19: What About Chicago?
    We here at the WAS Podcast love continuity so enjoy episode 19. In this episode we discuss some heavy topics such as the ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico and the most recent mass shooting in Vegas. However this is the WAS Podcast so we also discuss telenovelas, Neo Yokio, dope female rappers, and weigh in on the all important question "What about Chicago?"
    1 hr 35 min
  • The WAS Podcast Bonus Episode:Kale and Koffee 2
    Another bonus episode with our friends Eric Knittel and MArv from Kale and Koffee. We recorded an episode with them a few months back and it will be on youtube soon. This episode is all over the spectrum but focuses on modern race relations. Enjoy this bonus content.
    44 min
  • The WAS Podcast 17: Look What You Made Us Do
    Look what you made us do... examine our belief systems. Whether it's breaking new ground on R. Kelly, hate-watching the VMA's, remembering our favorite music is trash, or realizing the fight of the century is a scam, we here at The WAS Podcast have some explaining to do.
    1 hr 23 min

About The WAS Podcast

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A refresher course on Black culture hosted by Ariel Leaty and Reggie Parker.