In this episode, Nick and Evan welcome special guests Tiffany and Izzy to provide a woman's perspective as they discuss the controversy surrounding Saweetie and Quavo, cheating, and much more! Plus, their brothers, Aaron and Matt, are back to join in on the discussion.

In this episode, Nick and Evan invite their brothers, Aaron and Matthew Brooks, on the show to discuss rapper Lil’ Boosie’s comments regarding Lori Harvey and the perception of her dating choices, as well as the double standards that men and women face in dating and marriage.

In this episode, Nick and Evan begin a transition to a larger focus on topics surrounding dating and relationships, joined by guests Jenine C. and Alana W.

In their final episode of the year, Nick and Evan recap the effects of events that have taken place in 2020. Although this year has seemingly seen more tragedy and inconvenience than the average year, our co-hosts aim to shed light on the positives to take from it.

In this episode, mental health specialist Tiffany Wright joins Nick and Evan for the second time - this time, to discuss the challenges surrounding dating and marriage in 2020. Things get heated when subpoints such as whether or not men and women can be "just friends" when physically attracted to each other come into play.

The 2020 election is fast approaching. In this episode, our co-hosts give their thoughts on the race between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, conservatism, money, education, and how the outcome of the 2020 election will effect the United States.

In this episode, Nick and Evan talk about how showing support could become toxic. Toxic positivity can be defined as the excessive and ineffective overgeneralization of a happy, optimistic state across all situations, which consequently results in the denial, minimization, and invalidation of the authentic human emotional experience. The discussion takes an interesting turn, which causes our co-hosts to discuss how faith ties into this concept.

Sources:

https://thepsychologygroup.com/toxic-positivity/#:~:text=We%20define%20toxic%20positivity%20as,the%20authentic%20human%20emotional%20experience.

In this episode, Miles Holland, MSW -- a former teammate of Evan's -- joins the podcast to discuss the difficulty in transitioning from well-known athlete to working citizen. This transition can often be challenging, as the sport which we spend much of our lives playing tends to make up a key piece of our identity - that is, who we see ourselves to be and how we are viewed by those around us. Nick, Evan, and Miles take a few trips down memory lane as they discuss what made them fall in love with the game of basketball, as well as some of their favorite moments and how they've dealt with no longer playing.

In this episode, our co-hosts take a break from interviewing to address various topics of discussion, including the Los Angeles Lakers' current playoff run, Donald Trump's mysterious COVID-19 diagnosis, reactions to the passing of Kobe Bryant, and much more. Nick and Evan give a little more insight in this episode about what encouraged them to start this podcast, while giving viewers an opportunity to get to know them a little more than in previous episodes.

DISCLAIMER: This episode of Unheard-of contains sensitive topics of discussion; NSFW.

In this discussion, Therapist/Author Tiffany Wright, MSW, joins us as we take a look at some of the ways black women have experienced trauma, as well as how circumstances such as the Breonna Taylor verdict effects them mentally and emotionally. Tiffany gives us great insight regarding self care and ways to cope with traumatizing events of our past and of today. We also tap into the necessity of therapy among men, women, and children, as well as getting Ms. Wright's opinion on the Tory Lanez and Megan Thee Stallion situation.