Taking a break from last week's mentally straining topic, the boys hit the ground running with a more lighthearted episode this week. They start by paying respects to the late Chadwick Boseman, who recently passed away from his battle with colon cancer. From there, they unpack Big Sean's newest effort, "Detroit 2", and Trevor gives his periodic Harry Potter update after finishing The Order of the Phoenix book and movie combo. They end the episode with a review of the great anime, "Erased".

The boys settle in for a serious episode this week. With the recent shooting of Jacob Blake, racial inequalities weigh heavily on Trevor's mind as he opens up about his recent depressive state. They delve deep into the situation as a whole and stress how important it is keeping an open mind and being able to grow as a person. They end the episode on a lighter note, showing love to Black Thought and Big Sean & Nipsey Hussle's new songs, and Trevor praises Billie Eilish's 2017 EP, "Don't Smile At Me".

This week, the boys deliver the epitome of a variety hour episode! They start by showing love to their friend, Alex (AMO), and praise his newly released beat tape, "Paraíso". They continue with music talk and tackle Cam's first impressions of Nas' classic album, "Illmatic". Trevor & David also review his new album, "King's Disease", and uncover why Jay-Z is the pettiest rapper of all time. Trevor does his weekly Harry Potter check-in with thoughts on The Goblet of Fire book and movie. They share traumatic first experiences with theme park rides, and get super philosophical with deep dives on The Shopping Cart Theory and whether or not true altruism exists.

This week's title says it all! The boys kick back together with several cold ones for their first ever drunk podcasting session for your listening pleasure. Trevor gives some hot takes regarding the Harry Potter movies. They give bundles of praise to Cardi B & Meg for their newest single, "WAP", and they scour Reddit for some juicy (& not so juicy) short creepy tales.

The Unboxing Life men are back with a music-centered podcast this week! David (Dayvision) talks about his new chillhop instrumental EP, "Nature", and Trevor gives feedback on his listen. The rest of the episode is dedicated to a deep dive on Kendrick Lamar's 2015 masterpiece ,"To Pimp a Butterfly", with the guys giving personal critiques and interpretations of the album, as well as some social commentary on its themes.

The Unboxing Life boys are back with a variety hour episode of sorts. David sheds some light on his recent sunburn struggle and Trevor & Cam recap some of their wild drinking escapades. They also tell some hurricane stories and Trevor gives his thoughts on the insanely good One Punch Man anime.

This week on Unboxing Life, the boys start a new tradition for the show and tackle first impressions of the new Logic album, No Pressure. They also dive into their thoughts on the classic anime, Death Note, as well as its not-so-classic Netflix theatrical adaptation.

 

Timestamp to Skip Death Note Spoilers: 1:22:30

This week on Unboxing Life, the boys start a new tradition for the show and tackle first impressions of the new Logic album, No Pressure. They also dive into their thoughts on the classic anime, Death Note, as well as its not-so-classic Netflix theatrical adaptation. Timestamp to Skip Death Note Spoilers: 1:22:30

On their official first episode of the Unboxing Life Podcast, Trevor, David, and Cameron go big and tackle their personal Top 10 Video Games of All Time. This episode features intense in-depth reasoning and descriptions as well as being littered with fun reminiscing and debate amongst the trio.

On Episode 0 of Unboxing Life, Trevor, Cam & David discuss who they are, the start and development of their individual friendships with each other, and how they all got hooked on gaming.