Two Truths Podcast

In the Season 3 finale, Robel delivers his long-awaited apology to New York after missing on his Finals prediction. The guys break down the championship series, talk Father's Day, discuss mental health, reflect on the season, and sign off before heading into Season 4.

The Knicks are a few wins away from a championship and the city is spiraling. The guys break down the insanity of the NBA Finals run, Phil taps into the rise of Washington track stars, and Nate shares a personal announcement.

In this episode of Two Truths, the crew gets into the Netflix Roast of Kevin Hart, summer body conversations, fitness expectations, and some exciting announcements surrounding AF at the end.

In this episode of Two Truths, the crew talks Nate’s shoutout on Club 520 Podcast, Jeff Teague showing love, Kanye’s wild Louis Vuitton store birthday celebration, and the lead-up to both Nate and Robel’s birthdays. From basketball stories to industry conversations and random hot takes, this one goes everywhere.

Michael Jackson Movie, wild Drake stories, and a conversation about eskimo brothers that completely went off the rails.

NBA playoff pressure… then a parenting debate that gets uncomfortable. Prom night, hotel rooms, and the double standards no one wants to admit.

Nate has a message for Doc Rivers about 2010 Game 7.

We react to a Kelly Matthews clip, debate fitness myths, and talk about the Sonics possibly coming back.

Nobody was safe this episode 😭 Robel starts frying the whole team, Nate talks Jake Paul, and things spiral fast

We react to NBA All-Star Weekend, revisit the Seahawks’ Super Bowl era, and discuss the NFL’s ongoing coaching carousel. Plus, we address Nate’s absence and share thoughts on Black History Month and the role sports plays in shaping culture.

On this episode of Two Truths, Nate takes it back to his rookie year with stories from New York, draft night confusion, and facing Carmelo in the Garden. The guys talk Allen Iverson’s aura, Rich Paul and agent media influence, NBA beefs around the league, and make their NFL playoff and Super Bowl picks. Plus, Phil’s Corner closes things out with a breakdown of the worst contract he’s ever seen.