On this episode: The fellas open with a tribute to iconic actor Chadwick Boseman and his untimely passing. They then touch on the civil unrest in the country (12:13), the new Batman trailer (21:02), and Tekashi 6ix9ine's antics toward Lil Durk (33:45). After, they get into the first recipient of their Terry Crews award; Akon (36:45), pay tribute to the passing of Aaliyah; discussing her vs Beyonce and her vs Ciara (44:41), and the white privilege Aunt Becky and Felicity Huffman enjoy (54:02). They discuss the Brandy vs Monica Verzus (59:54) which leads to a convo about  Master P vs Monica and C-Murder (1:04:15). Lastly, they discuss battle rap film director Avacado and his racial insensitivity (1:12:14),  Dame addresses white people about being guests in black culture (1:27:35), they touch on the NBA Boycott (1:34:56), and give their 2nd round NBA Playoff prediction (1:55:18)

On the longest episode Rickey and Dame have done to date, they  are joined by long time homie and NFL breakdown guru, Coach Voch Lombardi. The fellas open with a talk on how #750 & UBL started. They then get into a battle rap discussion on how crowds impact the sport (26:48). They also talk about cancel culture and the new developments in the alleged Meg/Tory shooting (38:09), gender roles in the black community (54:40), if they'd protect a trans-woman like they would a cis-gendered woman (1:14:28), and the polarizing topic of trans-gendered children (1:20:42).  After, Voch and Dame debate Rick on T.I. and Nas having classic albums (1:32:30), Nate Dogg's best songs (1:51:55) which turns into a discussion about how classic the movie Low Down Dirty Shame was and how attractive Jada Pinkett Smith was in it (2:01:01), and Dame and Voch have a heated discussion about Prince vs Michael Jackson (2:11:10). The fellas close by talking football; with Voch giving his takes on everything from the top 5 teams this upcoming season, the top WRs in the NFL, his thoughts on Dak Prescott as a QB and much more (2:43:14)

On this episode: Rick and Dame lightly recap the Ultimate Madness 2 tourney (3:44) and discuss the NFL Top 100 list; which leads to a Lamar Jackson vs Russell Wilson debate (22:45). The fellas also discuss the controversy surrounding Ellen Degeneres (39:22), John Leguizamo and Dascha Polanco targeting black award nominations due to a lack of Latinx representation (49:15), and the unsealing of the Epstein files (1:07:09). They then introduce a new “What Would You Do?” segment (1:24:57). Finally, they close discussing all the happenings from the NBA restart (2:03:16).

On this episode: Rick and Dame discuss the misinformed takes Bomani Jones made conerning Stephen Curry's ability to get an isolation bucket (5:32), the Jamal Adams trade (12:07), and J. Cole's newly released songs (30:14). They then get into if Cole's new music will effect Kendrick Lamar's approach on his next album (44:14), the art of dirty macking and if they've ever partaken in the activity (56:44), and the DMX vs Snoop Dogg Verzuz battle (1:11:39). They also talk about the upcoming Roy Jones vs Mike Tyson fight (1:31:00), the wickedness of sex trafficking (1:42:09). The fellas close out with a hilarious debate about who's the worst color commentator; Booger Mcfarland or Chris Webber (1:53:32).

On this episode: Dame and Rick link to discuss Terry Crews (2:44) and give some context to de-fund pornhub movement. Dame mentions some alternatives to pornhub (15:02), and Rick asks when is the appropriate time to retire watching a porn star. After, they get into the business of the week (22:11), the Tory Lanez/Meg Thee Stallion debacle (36:41) and the Nick Cannon antisemitism mishap; which leads into a discussion about how antisemitism is addressed versus how racism toward black people is addressed in America (47:59). The fellas close out discussing James Harden mistakenly wearing a blue lives matter carona virus mask (1:10:44), which football players deserved their 99 overall raitings in Madden 21 (1:19:27), and the Portland Trailblazers chances in a playoff match up against the Los Angeles Lakers. (1:48:20)

Rickey and Dame are joined by their homie, rap artist, Mickey Factz to discuss the Jada/Will/August entanglement (9:27) and they also recap NOME X (28:14).

Rickey and Dame shoot the shit about Jada Pinkett-Smith and August Alsina's alleged love affair, Zion Williams getting in shape, Klay Thompson being cash during big games, #BLM protesting continuing, and the white woman pulling a gun on a black lady in parking lot video.

Rick and Dame shoot the shit about how they got into Podcasting, the 52 block martial art, Bill Simmons and The Ringer, NBA’s new schedule, the Elijah, McClain case, and the URL Ultimate Madness card.