Back after an extended break, our two co-hosts get back to the mic on their first episode since Byron’s relocation. The show starts with the two discussing recent events in their lives, followed by a Damani questioning whether he actually loves to win or just hates to lose (7:43), and the show finishes with a discussion about how much one should be willing to compromise with a partner (25:36).

In this episode, friend of the hosts and successful TikToker Chelsi Gozzo (Chelsgoz) joins the show to talk dating in 2021 (4:08), her TikTok fame and social media as a whole (23:35), transitioning into a conversation about men and women sharing “tea” in groupchats (30:15), and the show ends with some perspectives on breaking up in the young adult world (36:17).

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In this episode, Damani reluctantly starts the show off with a freestyle (3:38), Byron and Damani update the audience on the progress they have made with their New Year's resolutions (7:54), and the two spend the rest of the show in a heated debate over which player was better at his peak (or prime), Kobe Bryant or LeBron James (14:43).

In this episode, Damani calls Byron out on his bad playoff prediction before getting into a discussion about the remaining NBA playoffs (3:23), the two give possible answers to how one can keep a relationship partner happy (20:47), and the show ends with our co-hosts stating their views about being direct and indirect when talking to others (36:32).

In this episode, former Razorback Juan Day joins the show to discuss his experiences in the working world, specifically working with kids (1:54), bring up some very notable memories from his (and Damani’s) time in the Razorback running back room (15:08), and the show ends with Juan and our two hosts talking about advice they would give to their younger selves (40:48).

In this episode, Byron and Damani begin with a discussion about defending your significant other at work, inspired by a viral video incident (1:55), give their projections for the conference finals and the rest of the NBA playoffs (17:33), and compare Polo G’s Hall of Fame with Migos’ Culture III (35:25)

In this episode, Byron and Damani take some listener suggestions to the podcast. Damani starts the show off with some of his go-to dad jokes (1:52), the two discuss what should be expected on a date when the check comes (5:53), new rules in college sports spark a conversation about players getting paid (19:51), and Byron finishes the show off with another improvised scene (35:57).

*Byron’s first acting performance is in episode 8 at 19:26

In this episode, after Byron and Damani make their picks for the Mayweather/Paul fight, Byron takes it upon himself to answer some of the criticisms surrounding LeBron James after the Lakers first round exit (2:44), and the two discuss the merits of getting out of one’s comfort zone as a means of growth (36:49).

In this episode, former teammates (and roommates) Colton Jackson and Chase Hayden join the show. We begin by discussing life transitions, talking about Colton’s transition to fatherhood and coaching as Chase has moved on to the University of Illinois (1:40), move on to life living under the same roof as roommates (8:48), Chase gives his opinion on which of the sexes cheats more (41:10), and Chase gets to challenge Byron’s opinion on the basketball GOAT (48:56).

In this episode, we begin with a discussion of the NBA Playoffs that takes on a few different topics in the world of basketball (2:56), and we talk music with a conversation about the recently released J. Cole album (23:30).