Episode 74 of #WHATSAPODCAST finds the crew discussing their life in month 5 of the pandemic, the explosion in Lebanon, and more "updates" from the administration. The fellas discuss the $600 being officially gone and the plans moving forward, Jay Z opening the school of ROC in Brooklyn, and UConn being the first major college football program to cancel its upcoming season. Do remember you can listen to #WHATSAPODCAST everywhere podcasts are streaming - peace.

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Episode 72 of #WHATSAPODCAST finds the crew discussing AOC vs Yoho, Snoop vs DMX and giving us a detailed play by play of how they almost bought fake Trek bikes on the internet earlier this week. The crew also pays their respects to John Lewis, question Kanye’s motives, and give a mean sneaker update - give it a listen, it’s a good one!

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Episode 71 of WHATSAPODCAST finds the crew discussing the many topics that have the country in an uproar at the moment. The fellas speak about the Goya controversy, multinational corporations accepting PPP loans, the Trump administration walking back a controversial policy regarding international students and more. The guys also discuss Michael Cohen, Snoop Dogg vs DMX, and the Washington DC area NFL football team not changing their name yet. TAP IN!

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Episode 70 of #WHATSAPODCAST finds the crew back together speaking on many of the topics that are important in these days and times. The fellas discuss the closing of multiple entertainment venues in DC, the ongoing covid crisis, and the search for a new nickname that the Washington DC area football team is going through. The guys also speak on the new Pop Smoke album, Pusha T, the CAREN law and much more - episode 70 is a great listen, TAP IN!

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Part 2 of Episode 69 with The Museum crew.

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Episode 69 (Pt. 1 & 2) of #WHATSAPODCAST finds the fellas interviewing JD (Experience), Greg Harrison & Moe, who collectively make up the brain trust at @themuseumdc, a leading destination for clothing and culture in DC. The members of the museum give us their individual background stories, which are ripe with success in the music and clothing industries and has led to them working with some of the most talented acts making music in the past 15 years. The fellas have a long and storied history in DC and Virginia, having reached high levels of success on high school and college basketball courts and crafting relationships with industry professionals that has helped them pave the way for where they are today. We are treated to some incredible stories and pieces of DC history from the mid 80s to present day - this is a great listen - check it out!  

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Episode 68 of #WHATSAPODCAST finds the crew discussing their fathers day, Juneteeth and Go Skate Day experiences. The fellas discuss the need for justice in the George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor cases. The guys discuss the performances of Jamaal Brown, AOC and Charles Booker in their respective primaries and the effect that KPop fans had on the rally in Tulsa - its a good episode, TAP IN!

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Episode 67 of #WHATSAPODCAST finds Jerome, Abdul & Eddy (and Silent Tom) speaking about a myriad of issues relevant to the state of the world right now. The crew discuss the Black Lives Matter movement, police brutality, what defunding the police looks like, black men being lynched in 2020 and much much more. We salute the Premier League soccer teams for having black lives matter in their jerseys, discuss the lack of leadership in Arizona which caused cases of Coronavirus to spike sharply and we continue to give Master P his flowers - check it out! 

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Episode 64 of #WHATSAPODCAST is the first of a 2 part conversation with Gods Favorite DJ, DJ Clark Kent. Clark speaks about his Panamanian roots, moving around as a kid, and ultimately his mom settling down in Brooklyn with his brother and sister. Clark speaks about starting to DJ in 1975 at the age of 9 (!) , how hip hop was beginning to spread throughout ALL boroughs at the same time, his experience at boarding school in upstate NY and how that led to him becoming thee most sought after DJ for high schools and colleges in that area. Clark gives us the full story about becoming Dana Danes DJ at a talent show, how being a truly open formatted DJ helped him move around the downtown NYC club scene with ease, and his relationship with Stretch Armstrong.  Make sure you rate/subscribe/comment and follow #WHATSAPODCAST everywhere you listen to podcasts.

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