For the quarter century episode the guys get right into it discussing old dudes hitting on the cart girl on the golf course, the pressures of being a golfer, and the perverted restaurant that is hooters. They then recap the newest KD controversy, the long awaited trail verdict, the shooting in Columbus, and the scared and fragile ego of the South Carolina military punk. To close out they discuss identifying the different voices of the anxiety cycle and revenge bedtime procrastination. Flock- Conway the Machine x Clarity Jon- Kur x Beatbox Freestyle Dyl- Teyana Taylor x Gonna Love Me

A special guest joins this week and the crews puts on a marathon of a pod. Tune in as they discuss using a warm rag after sex, changing their mind before having sex, and how they are lead by their insecurities. You will also hear them discuss the murder in Minnesota, their experiences with white guilt, and their takes on why women get dressed up when going out. The new Fast and The Furious movie and Shannon Sharp vs. KD also get some air time. Songs of the week: Jon- DMX x What’s My Name Flock- Nu Jerzey Twork x Intro Dyl- EST Gee x Young Shiners Tony- Roy Ayers x Everybody Loves the Sunshine

Sheltered Flock shocks the guys again with an unbelievable relationship take. The guys also deep dive into DMX and addiction, blood not being thicker than water, Paul Pierce’s behavior, and body image issue reinforced and simultaneously affecting the Kardashians. Tune in next week for a special guest. Songs of the week: Flock- Western Education is Forbidden x Billy Woods feat. FIELDED Jon- Rolex Truffles x Larry June and Cardo Dyl- Justin Bieber x Off My Face

Welcome back for episode 22 where the crew gives their weekly updates on the happenings of the world mixed with some vulnerability. They touch on KD and Michael Rappaport talking spicy, the controversial Lil Nas X music video, and the Derek Chauvin trial. You will also hear them discuss awkward situations due to racial tension, whether or not they cry in front of and hug their friends, and if their favorite artists music maches their personalities. Songs of the week: Jon- Nipsey Hussle x Picture Me Rollin Flock- Anthony Hamilton x Since I Seen’t You Dyl- Meek Mill x What Part of The Game

During this episode Jon, Dyl, and Flock give their breakdown of the NCAA’s blunder not providing workout equipment, the lack of equal and fair pay, as well as gun laws and mass shootings in America. They also touch on the crowds in Miami and the sexual assault that took place, Biden not pulling through on promises, the drama at the Joe Budden Podcast, the most beautiful women and the most/least desired genders/races. To top it off the crew shares a few embarrassing sex stories. Jon- Caged Bird x J. Cole Dyl- How We Do x Freddie Gibbs Flock- No More Parties Remix x Reese Youngn

Thank you to all the listeners for supporting us through 20 episodes! In this episode the crew revisits their conversation about what is and isn’t appropriate for childless to view and supporting women in owning their sexuality. Dyl picks a beef with the Pope and wonders what he would have to say about witches. Expecting nothing less they also touch on race based terrorism in Atlanta as well as the downfall of the Grammys, Last Chance U, and the difference between being religious and spiritual. Flock- Headlines x DJ Premier, Conway the Machine, Westside Gunn, and Benny the Butcher Jon- Kur x La Brea Dyl- Leaf Ward x Close Range

Oh, what’s that? Another episode of Dyl and Flock beefing? Tune in as the crew discusses the appropriateness of explicit music entering the ears of the youth, the racist behaviors of the Royal Family, Papa John and Meyers Leonard, as well as being able to tell when a girl is flirting with you, and blowing kisses while maintaining masculinity. Flock also answers some listener questions about triggers and helping someone open up emotionally who is typically quiet. Flock- Kshon x Good Times Jon- Blxst x Overrated Dyl- Rick Ross x Idols Become Rivals

In this episode the crew discusses their theories on Instagram removing the like button, most of the country being over COVID, if it is necessary to like the in-laws, and Dyl’s habitual bullying. On the therapy side Dyl talks about his experience with anxiety attacks, the results of goal oriented happiness, and seasonal depression. Flock also tries to introduce Internal Family Systems therapy and the results are an accurate example of what often happens in early therapy. Songs of the week: Flock- Mac Ayers x Jumping Off The Moon Jon- Nipsey Hussle x Been Down Dyl- Coi Leray feat. Lil Durk x No More Parties Remix

This week Jon disguises a listener question as his own to open up the discussion of how the media influences the youth and their takes on accurate representation of the LGBTQ community. The crew also debates Meek Mill’s controversial moves, their understanding of being Transgender, and the inappropriateness of work relationships. They also answer an intimacy inventory to share their preferences in the bedroom. Flock- Big Lutha x GQ Jon- Ryu & Ken x Young Chris feat. Wale and Guapdad Dyl- ROS x Mac Miller

You guessed it! The crew is back talking about suicide. Tune in as they also touch on their abilities to express their needs and desires to others, the shame society places on people who don’t have children on time, and the pressures to have the ideal relationship in order to have a child. They also break down their views on new movies about racism, the perception of the Black Panthers, self-limiting rules, and how they handle someone checking out their partner. Songs of the week: Flock- Cyhi the Prince x Moving Around Jon- Rick Ross x Tears of Joy Dyl- Passenger x Let Her Go