The NFL makes the decision that they will sing the Black National Anthem, Lift Every Voice and Sing, before Week 1 games and something doesn't sit right with the good brothers. They then go into the Freddie Gibbs/Akademics Beef and how Freddie Gibbs got a flawless victory in the best fashion. Meek Mill somehow got involved and they address the recent allegations and lawsuit against Meek claiming Ghostwriting and Copyright violations even after his famous feud with Drake. Another week, another instance where the meaning of Black Lives Matter has to be explained and the good brothers react to the recent incident of couple painting over the black lives matter mural. The topic of Black on Black crime was discussed and the good brothers break it down to how black on black crime is not solely based on violence. They dive into how the power of sharing information is not widely used in the community and how it seems more people are concerned with monetizing their knowledge. They also touch on Makur Maker and his decision to enroll in Howard as a 5 star basketball star and how he is trying to make change. They discuss how it's not fair to ask a teenager to uplift an HBCU when the alumni, faculty, and student base will not oblige themselves. Episode 28 in the books! Follow us on our social handles and keep the conversation going.

Episode 27 was filled with gems by the good brothers. COVID19 is still present in the first wave and with states haulting opening to Stage 3, the good brothers discuss why there is so much resistance towards mandated Mask in public. Seems we have another case of the Karen's wildin' out again. Ty proposed two questions to the brothers which deal with racism and is there a right time to support black and local businesses. Beyonce has done it again with her new film to soon be releasing and the brothers share their thoughts and give praise. As well as also giving Kanye a little love for his recent venture with GAP and what it means for the Yeezy brand going forward. And the fellas touch basis on the recent Swizz Beats and Drake issue and how sometimes you have to follow the signs your friends give you to avoid that saucy talk. Enjoy and keep the conversation going!

The good brothas got another good one for you. Bruce and Ty start off giving their takes on Juneteenth and if it should be a National Holiday. Beyonce surprises the masses publishing a list of black owned business utilizing her platform and the brothas show her love for the act. They touch on how businesses are supposed to conduct themselves and how to thrive. J. Cole shocked the masses with the "Snow on tha Bluff" record and the brothas react and give their thoughts on how this could be used as a teachable moment to further the conversation. The good brothas discuss the recent news of DL Hughley confirming his positive COVID19 case and also poke fun at 45 for the rally in Tulsa. Teddy Riley had enough of Tony Baker and the jokes in IG Live but then apologizes, and we got even more jokes for Mr. Riley. Another one for the books! Peace

Live and Direct, once again for another installment. The good brothas check in with one another. They discuss how they have had those difficult conversations with their family members about the current state of events. They go right into the current climate and how companies are now just donating money to causes to keep customers, Starbucks in particular. In which will the companies finally allow the playing field to be somewhat even to ensure people of color have fair opportunities. They go into the NBA and the recent news about a certain number of players that are not wanting to participate in the continuation of the season amid the protest and tension. They pivot to the recent news of the unveiling of the Playstation 5. They discuss the depths of which people are going to obtain one this holiday season. The Insecure Recap is back and the guys breakdown the last 3 episodes leading up the Season Finale. Quarter Century Episode in the books! Peace!

Back again, the good brothas get right too it and address the recent comments by Drew Brees pertaining to being asked a question about kneeling during the national anthem and sounded tone deaf in his response. Also the apology by the NFL, (Not mentioning Colin by name), issued after some of their stars posted a viral video demanding more to be done. Then they pivot to another celebrity that had some more harsh words, Trina, and her recent "Animals" comments about rioters and looters attacking her friends' store. The give love to Kanye West for being a standup person and putting his money where his mouth to help out the families in the most recent tragedies, all the while protesting with the people in his hometown of Chicago. OnlyFans models and Fashion collaborators create clever ways to obtain donations, but is it a little selfish with the most recent endeavors. And last, the good brothas as usual, provide their recent actions and give suggestions on how to support small and black owned businesses during this time not to be a forgotten about moment, but a new way of living. Another one for the books, enjoy!

The good brothas this week focus on the most recent events that is happening in the world right now and give their honest takes and opinions. In doing that they also try to provide a little hope and spread wisdom to be a part of the change that is needed. Peace and Love.

The good brothas start this podcast off with some words for Joe Biden after remarks in a Breakfast Club interview with Charlamagne Tha God. They turn their attention next to the Memorial Day weekend flood gates that opened up in some states and people traveling while the number of COVID19 cases increase. Ty makes his point known to give love and prayers to the ones affected by this recent events the most, the healthcare workers. With more people heading out and partying in Atlanta, they dive into the next time they will make there way to a barbershop. The Verzuz Battle between Beenie Man and Bounty Killer was one for the books and two of the brothers believe that after this one, the steam is finally slowed down for the Swizz Beatz and Timbaland venture. And the last topic goes to speaking on mental health in this pandemic and how the longer the time past the more mental strain is has. Peace, love, and reach out to the ones closest to your heart today!

Getting right to the action this week, they discuss the latest VerzuzTV between Nelly and Ludacris and once again, we get memes to last us for days. They then happen to give a honest, yet hilarious take on the movie, 'John Henry' that came out this weekend, in which everyone involved took a serious L. That conversation sparks Ty to bring up more recent statements made by Kenya Barris in regards to the "blacklash" he received about his Netflix show, 'BlackAF'. It prompts him to ask the fellas what does it mean to be black enough, not only in satire, but everyday life. That conversation then pivots to do people still get upset at other races saying the 'N-word'. They give their thoughts on the the final episodes of the documentary, 'The Last Dance' and give their thoughts how Michael Jordan used any little thing to motivate him. Mike gives the Insecure, Season 4 recap for Episodes 5 & 6. It prompts Mike to ask the guys the question, is it fair for a friend to relish in their accomplishments and bring up your shortcomings. Another one in the books, enjoy and continue to keep the conversation going! Peace

The good brothas start this podcast off with a moment of silence for the two music pioneers in Richard "Little Richard" Penniman and Andre Harrell, who we lost recently, and a moment of silence for Ahmuad Aburey after the horrific video was released of his murder. The guys give flowers to Andre and Little Richard for being one of kind in music and paving the way for many others along their journey. They then dive into the Ahmuad Aburey story and give their thoughts on how things have been handled and what actions they would like to see taken next. They then dive in to DJ Khaled and his demon time story from his IG Live recently and the guys give their takes on their own demon time situations they have been in. They then go into the Erykah Badu and Jill Scott Verzuz Celebration because it was not a battle but a showcase of love and respect for their music and each other. Also, Ty is give flowers but for reasons only Erykah Badu can dispel. Mike gives the Insecure Recap on Episodes 3-4 and ask the question to the crew, Is it possible to regain a lost friendship that was based solely on transactions. Enjoy the Episode and please remember to keep the conversation going with us on the Socials and interact with us. Peace Y'all!

The good brothas bring you another podcast full of Whiskey and Wisdom. They start off by discussing the recent sexual assault allegations against Dussepalooza member, Chriss Stylez and want to make sure that the women are protected from anyone. Ty posses the question, what happened to the real love subject matter in today's R&B, and the fellas react. They dive into gender roles and how each brotha feels about it and then go into aspects of relationships and marriages that got them where they are today, while providing insight and wisdom for people in similar situations.