The Good Brothers are back and live! They start off by diving into Charlamagne Tha God and his announcement of the Black Effect Podcast Network partnership with iHeartRadio. They discuss how some of the words he has echoed seems like a shot at a specific podcast that has made waves for years. They talk about Danuel House and his exit from the NBA bubble for having a guest in his room, which is against the rules and it created a few laughs for the internets. Mike is outraged that no one else on the podcast rocks with Pumpkin Spice. They discuss Will Smith and the Fresh Prince reunion with the whole cast, the old Aunt Viv included, which sparks a great conversation about sitcoms. That discussion led to a few brothers to lean towards Martin being "overrated". Ty opens the floor for the brothers to discuss their experience of having to wear a "Mask" in the corporate world and provides encouragement to others in the same position. And last they touch on the value of creating something on your own and predicting your own value by negotiating it. Enjoy and remember, Listening is Learning!

Another holiday weekend, another dope episode of the Whiskey & Wisdom Podcast! The good brothers recap the two questions of the week and its results. The last question brings them to the topic of Big Sean's new album "Detroit 2". Ty was ready for this day and the brothers shared how they listened to the project and their thoughts on the recent effort from Sean. Touching on Sean, they also give their opinions on who they are looking forward to next. Bruce poses the question in regards to Radio and is the long standing platform dying off and each brother gives their take with one person, saying Radio might be harder to make disappear than we think. They then dive in one of the seven spiritual laws of success from Deepak Chopra and touch on the quote in reference to those chasing security and the brothers tie into how trying to turn the unknown into a greater opportunity and is it meant for everyone. Mike brings up the recent Instagram post from model, Tahiry, and how the women in the comments in relation to her post are defending her partner in the recent viral video of a domestic dispute. It prompts the conversation of victims of sexual assault and domestic abuse that are not being protected from these egregious acts and the system in place and how some are using allegations falsely, making it hard for the real victims to obtain justice. Enjoy and please remember to share, subscribe, and keep the conversation going. Peace!

Welcome Back, The good brothers are here with Episode 36. A quick recap of the Question of the Day from last week where 71% of the people would pass on the #VivaLasOffice package from MGM to remote work in Vegas. The good brothers believe a lot of those people who voted lied and they explain why. Another week, another African American shot several times by the police. They wonder what it is going to take and why the same people who wanted to ridicule Jacob Blake, did not do the same thing for Harvey Weinstein and other men who sexually assaulted and abused women. That prompts a conversation surrounding the recent actions taking place in the NBA with the Milwaukee Bucks boycotting their game which caused a mini boycott of the Playoffs and the good brothers discuss was the time worth it or are we just rinse and repeating with tensions growing amongst players in the Orlando Bubble. They also shout-out the WNBA, in which the NBA could learn a thing or two from standing up for what's right. They then discuss Obama speaking with LeBron and Chris Paul and wonder, was this information that was needed and how that conversation can impact actions going forward. Internalizing emotions based off of mistreatment is common and the good brothers break down their own experiences, while also sharing their growth from each situation. Joe Budden strikes again and takes matter into his own hands. One a recent episode of the Joe Budden Podcast, he goes on to explain why his podcast will no longer be on Spotify and explains how the fight for equality in industry is difficult when you go against the grain and the brothers give Joe some flowers. Big Sean gears up for the release of "Detroit 2" and Ty couldn't be more hype while also explaining the impact that artist and fan engagement can have when its' authentic. And last the brothers give their condolences to the families of Cliff Robinson, John Thompson Jr, and Chadwick Boseman. They all explain the impact from their viewpoint of Chadwick on Hollywood and the lives he touched on and off the screen con Another one for the books! Enjoy, share, like, comment, and keep the conversation going.

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The good brothers are back and have another packed episode for you. A quick recap of the Question of the Day from last week where 75% of the people believed she was not the right choice for the role of Vice President and the brothers react. They discuss COVID19 and how there are still lots of people gathering in crowds or going to events in places where a large number of people are. It prompts Bruce to ask the question about the recent Viva Las Office deal advertised by MGM Grand Hotels and to stay in one of their hotels for two weeks to work remote in Las Vegas, a move designed to help boost their economy, and the responses may surprise you. They touch on the recent articles of people fleeing the major cities, San Francisco and New York, to name a few as they are working remote and looking to lower their expenses in this economy in the middle of pandemic and how gentrification has played apart in the rising and possibly the fall of the downtown areas. Mental Health is very important and even more so in this trying time we are living in and the good brothers give their advice and encouragement on how to handle your mental space. This week was the late Kobe Bryant's birthday, and the brothers expound on what Kobe has meant to them and celebrate him on what would have been the Black Mamba's 42nd Birthday. Another one for the books! Enjoy, share, like, comment, and keep the conversation going. Peace

Welcome back! Episode 34 is good one. They start off by recapping the Question of the Day from last week and the results were surprising. Mike needs a haircut badly and ask the brothers when is the last time they got a haircut. This conversation leads Mike to confess that has paid a crazy amount for a cut that was not worth the price. They transition into announcement of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden's Vice President pick and discuss their thoughts on the decision and how Black Women continue to lead the charge for good. As only the good brothers can do, they discuss Cardi B and Meg Thee Stallions newest song and video, WAP. The outrage has them puzzled wondering where was this outspokenness about songs prior to with the same content. And for the last segment, the good brothers reflect on what Nipsey Hussle meant to them and celebrate him for August, 15, on what would have been his 35th Birthday! Enjoy, like, share, and subscribe and remember, "The Marathon Continues"....

Another good episode in the books, number 33. The good brothers start off the week by recapping the question of the day and a good majority of the people concurred that they have had an issue with a delivery service. They recap the Verzuz Battle and touch on the tension between the two artist and 2 Chainz going on the next day just wanting to have his flowers, and the good brothers agree. Next they discuss comments made by artist, RodWave in relationship to Jeezy celebrating his son's high school graduation and wondering why Jeezy is still saying trap or die. Which brings up the question are some of the artist we know and love false prophets if their content does not match where they are currently in life. Megan Thee Stallion had some remarks about how shocked she was from the lack of support of her friends in reference to her recent alleged act of violence against her, which prompts Mike to ask the brothers have they been in a situation where they have had friends disappear during a troubling time of need. Last, they touch on the current state of the United States Postal Service and the recent attack by congress and the white house seem to grow, just how much of a ripple impact said actions could have on our economy and way of life. Enjoy Episode 33 and keep the conversation going. Peace

And we back! Episode 32 was a good one. The good brothers start off with the recap of the Question of the Day surrounding wing preference and go into the discussion a little bit further. All wings are not created equal and be beware of the mutant chicken. They also touch briefly on the reports of a story form a dancer that confirms Lou Williams was not there only for the wings. Ty brings up a question about InstaCart and his recent bad experience which prompts the brothers each to share their own bad experiences. COVID19 is still running rampant and it seems that some people are still not taking this seriously enough. The good brothers emphasize one more time the importance of wearing a mask and protecting yourself and others. NBA is back, along with NHL and MLS as each sporting league has a bubble environment created to continue their sport and it seems to have been a great idea. The MLB on the other hand is having a hard time with one and NFL has not seemed to figure out what they are doing. The brothers praise the NBA, NHL, and MLS, but question whether or not the others sports to maintain without a bubble and also have the sports without the proper player union united front, seem to be in the worst position to continue or start their season. Enjoy this one and remember, Listening is Learning! Peace

This weeks episode the brothers get right to it and discuss the Verzuz battle between DMX and Snoop Dogg. The battle also brought some attention to DMX and how people were fat shamming him in the comments of the battle and the fellas react. They dive into Kanye West's recent episode and focus on Kim and Kanye's comments about their marriage, which prompts Ty to ask, should you put everything about your marriage in the public eye? Draymond Green had a week as he was participating in the TNT forum, "The Arena". He made comments regarding that Black Lives Matter only specifically to the US, and brothers share their thoughts. They also have a conversation on his take with financial literacy and the guys ask should we focus more on financial literacy programs for our youth in communities of color. And last the brothers get into a colorful convo around Lou Williams and his alleged pit stop to Magic City on his way back to the NBA Bubble in Orlando, which prompts the question, Whats your preference, Flats or Drums?!? Episode 31 in the books, enjoy!

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Number 30 aka 'Steph Curry Episode' is here! The good brothers start off being taking a moment of silence for John Lewis and CT Vivian, who both passed away last week. Civil Rights activist for many years as they were both associated with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and fought for equality. Ty ask the question based upon a powerful quote from John Lewis influencing the question, What is your passion? And the fellas react, provide their insight, and Bruce explains how the younger generations are taking the energy and running with it to make true change for social justice. They touch on the Nick Cannon situation as Nick has lost his gigs on Viacom and has since apologized and the brothers share their thoughts on the recent acts of Anti-Semitism. They discuss how important it is to be responsible with your platform, but even more important to own your platform as well. They turn their attention to the recent events around Tamar Braxton and her recent hospitalization that was brought on by a coded message left on her social media account. The dive into how Mental Health in the black community is important and why the negative stigma needs to be broken. They touch on James Harden and his recent photo with him in a Blue Lives Matter mask and how sometimes being disconnected can harm or help you in matters such as this one in the current climate. Which brings a friend, Young Thug, to his defense of the criticisms he faced on social media. Moral of the story, get you a friend like Young Thug! Enjoy Episode 30 and TAP IN! Peace

On the docket for this weeks' episode is the rising cases of COVID19. The good brothers urge everyone to just wear a mask and protect your loved ones. Next they tackle one of the stories of the week on social media in the "Entanglement" between the Jada and August Alsina. They touch on their conversation on the Red Table Talk and Ty explains how to not allow this distraction to keep you from the real stories going on throughout the world. Kyle Queiro decided to put his foot in his mouth when he went on Twitter questioning the sexiness of Jill Scott and Mike provides Kyle with a gentle reminder and job offer. Support comes in all forms but the good brothers have a discussion about the types of support that are needed and how a persons drive can determine how far that support goes. Bruce posed the question, Who influences who today and its a safe bet to say that the people are always leading the way, with Hollywood elevating it, but they are the only ones getting credit for the influence. And last the brothers touch on a topic that is sure to be revisited down the road with the pandemic, but Genius and Wiz Khalifa decided to do a Interactive Concert for fans with a twist and cost. They react and ask is this the new wave of the future of social distancing for the music industry. Another one in the books, Enjoy. Peace and Love!