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Washed Gods. Washed. Never washed up. The Gods of the pods have returned. This week we did some birthday shout outs. Sean is aging like a McDonald’s fry stuck in a car seat. Some current events in the form of “systemic racism”. We talk Breonna Taylor’s murder case & the officer’s insufficient charges. We give our take on street wear culture and the loss of Keith Hufnagel. And a bunch of other stuff. Got to go. Your bitch calling. Like. Subscribe. Share
The Washed Gods are back in full effect!! Washed Never Washed Up!! In this episode Draft becomes an even bigger grump, Sean shares his struggles of being a member of management also The Gods talk podcasting royalties and numbers behind streaming. Like.Rate.Share.Subscribe.Comment. Stay Black!!!
The Washed Gods are back!!! Washed Never Washed Up!! No video all audio this week due to technical difficulties. The Washed Gods talk about their week in the bubble we call Co-Vid aka "Washed Moments". Sean discuses "No New Friends" and the disappointment in trying, also John Wall and athletes participating in street culture, The dehumanization of black people and they [kinda] talk "Adventures on Tinder". Like.Rate.Share.Subscribe!!! Stay Black!!!
Washed Gods. Washed. Never Washed Up.
Washed Gods. Washed. Never Washed Up. More pod for your head top. This week was as washed as ever. Taji had a Birthday. Gifts were given. We talked about jobs we’ve quit. How racist is Donald Trump? Sex parties. More Megan & Tory talk. The importance of know who & what’s going on around you. And the usual. What we’ve been listening to. What we’ve been watching. Thanks for listening. Like. Subscribe. Share. Y’all stay black!
Once again it’s on. Washed. Never Washed Up. Gods of the Pods.
Washed Gods are back. Like the first day of school. Late. Episode 24. (We miss you Kobe!) We chopped it up about our favorite past time W.O.W. “Watching Old Work”. We sent a special Washed Gods RIP to Herman Cain. Blackfishing... cuz that’s a thing. And more. Washed Gods. Washed, Never Washed Up. Stay Black.
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