Washed Gods

Washed Gods

By The Washed GodsLeisure
Download on the App Store

Washed Gods episodes

  • Darth Imus

    Welcome back. Washed Gods. Washed. Never washed up. Ep. 23. “1985 Michael Jordan... pod’n with a cocaine circus...” 

    Speaking of coke! We talk about the difference between black & white organized crime. Kanye and mental health (again), and more anti-Semitic rhetoric from black celebrities. All the worlds ills. Thanks for listening.

    Like. Subscribe. Share. Stay Black.

    1 hr 13 min
  • Man Weaves Matter
    Right back like we left our cups!! Episode 22!! The Washed Gods discuss activism in the NBA Bubble, Sean comes to terms with being an OG, the problem with “Black Lives Matter, and the trouble in Portland. RIP JOHN LEWIS!!!
    1 hr 15 min
  • Gangbangin!

    The Washed Gods are back. Episode 21. Savage. More pod for ya head top. We talked about a whole lot of nothing. Something about "Industry plants". People with dumb names. Speaking of dumb, SCHOOLS ARE OPENING UP! .Amusement parks too. Hollywood is full pedophiles apparently. We picked the 5 we'd like to think aren't. Top 5 shitty movies we still love. That's the gist. Washed but never washed up. 

    1 hr 27 min
  • Something New
    The Wash Gods talk Maya Moore, Draft rants (part 2) , Communication, Atlanta's wealth gap and White actors who voice black characters.
    1 hr 30 min
  • Grapes

    The Washed Gods speak on the feminization of black men, racism in science and play the first game of "[UN]cancel Culture" !!!! 

    1 hr 19 min
  • ALLEGEDLY!!!!
    The Washed Gods Talk Sexism vs. Racism, Alleged Allegations, Bubba Wallace and so much more !!!!!  Welcome Back Taji!!!!!
    1 hr 8 min
  • B.DoTT
    The Washed Gods talk new found ideals , protecting black women , the definition of Black and so much more!!!!
    1 hr 1 min
  • Will Sasso

    The Wash Gods discuss Black allies , Group Economics , speaking to your inner child, black businesses so much more!!!

    58 min

About Washed Gods

From the publisher's feed

The Washed Gods provide honest and comedic takes through the eyes of two rappers maturing in the realm of hip hop and pop culture.