The WAS Podcast

"It should be fine." The mantra of the truly privileged . Whether you are commenting on a Facebook post you didn't actually read, heading off to a date you forgot to plan, or you've become the poster girl for gun enthusiasts, you've probably used the phrase. We at the WAS Podcast talk about that and more all while enjoying some "lightly" sampled music.

In a very special episode the WAS Podcast hosts discuss the tragic events in Charlottesville on August 12, 2017. The actions of white nationalists, neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klan members left one person dead and 19 others injured. This ignorance struck a nerve with us and we call evil by it's name in this candid conversation recorded on the day following the tragedy.

In this episode, Ariel and Reggie talk so much shit about Oprah that the power goes out, Ariel gets REAL passionate about the R. Kelly Sex Cult, and Pri pops in to talk makeup and Netflix shows. All of that PLUS the scams and conspiracy theories that you've come to expect from your friends at the WAS Podcast.

Gordon Baker Bone stops by to talk comedy, unicorn sex, Black Twitter, and...gophers? ​

Ariel and Reggie talk music: some hits, some misses, all hilarity. They also delve into the UFC world, where white women are sh*tting themselves all the way to the bank.

We interview Hillary the builder/owner of Tiny Hell On Wheels. She gives us an honest breakdown of her journey through building a tiny house on wheels and touring the country. This episode is for all our listeners that have been clamoring for more knowledge of the tiny house movement!

​In this episode, Reggie and Ariel let you in on some comedy projects they're working on, defend Thickana's honor, read a "blogger's" take on Wonder Woman, and share some times where they drank (and nearly died) with white folk. And of course no episode would be complete without discussing their favorite subject: white scams.

On this episode we interview comedian Rajiv Satyal. Rajiv is an LA comic who will be performing at The Stress Factory Sunday July 16th 2017. He is touring the country for his Taking A Stand Comedy Tour in which with the aid of singer/songwriter Taylor Alexander, Rajiv breaks down pop music to explain how America got to where she is today.

The WAS Podcast hosts get back to their roots and just in time for the 4th of July. Whether you're making a run for more ice, getting you're ass busted in spades, or answering that age old question "What you know about that?" we curate the perfect cookout playlist.

We shot a video with our friends Marvin and Eric for their YouTube series Kale and Koffee. After filming we got a chance to talk music and culture... okay we just listened to Cassidy and talked about our favorite mumble rappers.