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Oschino, aka Mr. Cook Your Toast, sits down with You Know How We Talk for a candid conversation about his childhood, fatherhood, and his ongoing feud with Johnny Mac.

We get into how Oschino and Johnny Mac first met, where things went left, and what reignited their issues after Johnny’s sit-down with Keep It 100. Oschino gives his side on the Muji interview, the family posts, and whether there’s a way for both men to move forward.

Beyond the back-and-forth, we talk about growing up, being a father, and the experiences that shaped who Oschino is today. There’s plenty of “cook your toast” energy, but there’s a personal side to this conversation too.

Watch the full episode and tell us what you think in the comments. Can this situation ever be resolved?

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RB and Marc from Let’s Keep It 100 Podcast pulled up to You Know How We Talk, and we had to ask: Is the drama with Johnny Mac really over? 👀

They sat down and recorded three episodes together to squash a longstanding beef, but some moments had viewers wondering if everybody really moved on. We get into what happened before the cameras came on, what actually got resolved, and whether being cool again means the trust is back.

Of course, we couldn’t let them leave without getting into some relationship talk. From wanting peace while causing problems to only changing after your partner leaves, everybody had something to say. 😂

Loyalty, ego, accountability, friendships, and relationships—we’re putting it all on the table. Let’s keep it 100‼️

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Young Risk Taker digs graves for a living, with much of his work centered around Muslim burials. But behind the viral grave-digging videos is a story about faith, death, jail, second chances and finding purpose.

In this episode of You Know How We Talk, Young Risk Taker takes us behind the scenes of working in a cemetery and explains what really goes into preparing someone’s final resting place.

We talk about Muslim burial traditions, the differences between burials across religions, the mental impact of constantly being around death, unforgettable moments at the cemetery, and how his Islamic faith shapes the way he views life and death.

He also opens up about his past, spending time in jail, how his life changed, and the journey that eventually led him to this unique line of work.

And when the job became personal, Young Risk Taker had to dig the grave of his friend Nadir and then attend his funeral — an experience that changed the way he looks at the families he serves.

His message:

“I bury the dead, I hope my videos help the living.”

This is a conversation about more than digging graves. It’s about faith, grief, purpose, redemption, second chances and appreciating life while you still have it.

Tyree Harding sits down with You Know How We Talk to tell the story behind “It’s Not That Bad Youngin”—from prison and life-changing decisions to growth, accountability, and choosing a different path.

Tyree opens up about the choices that ultimately led him to prison, his experience while incarcerated, his hardest moments, and what it took to come home without allowing his past to define his future.

We also get into some of Tyree’s most talked-about opinions and social media takes, including DJ Akademiks and hip-hop media, Lil Durk, street culture, Philadelphia, accountability, success, friendship, and how difficult it can be to truly change your life.

We talk about watching people around you succeed while dealing with the consequences of your own decisions, knowing when it’s time to leave certain things behind, and why growth sometimes requires choosing a completely different path.

Beyond the opinions and conversations, this episode gives you a chance to understand the man behind the message.

Real stories. Real lessons. A different perspective.

Pebbles sits down with You Know How We Talk for a deeply personal conversation about the side of her story the world hasn’t fully heard.

She opens up about how she met DMX, the truth behind being his “personal stripper,” how their relationship evolved, and the difference between DMX the icon and Earl the man she knew personally.

Pebbles also shares her journey raising their twin boys, motherhood, raising a child with Down syndrome, preserving their father’s memory, and what it feels like when the boys aren’t always acknowledged, supported or included the way she believes they should be.

This conversation goes beyond the headlines. It’s about love, motherhood, grief, family and protecting the legacy her sons inherited.

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Hassan Bennett was 23 years old when his life changed forever. Convicted of a murder he maintained he did not commit, Hassan was sentenced to life without parole and spent more than a decade fighting to prove his innocence.

But his story took an extraordinary turn—Hassan learned the law, fought his own case, represented himself in court, and ultimately heard the words he had been waiting years to hear: not guilty.

In this episode of You Know How We Talk, Hassan takes us inside his journey from being accused and convicted to fighting for his freedom. We talk about what it feels like to receive a life sentence while knowing you’re innocent, surviving prison with no release date, questioning Detective James Pitts himself, representing himself in court, and what happened when the jury returned with a verdict after just 81 minutes of deliberation.

This conversation hits a little different for us because our relationship with Hassan goes beyond the podcast. Sitting down with someone we personally know and hearing him tell his story in his own words made this episode that much more meaningful.

We talk about the years that can never be returned, rebuilding life after incarceration, and what freedom means when you had to fight for it yourself.

This is The Hassan Bennett Story.

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This week on You Know How We Talk, we’re catching up after a BIG couple of weeks and getting into everything from current events to relationships, sex, money and loyalty.

We talk about Gary, Indiana’s 14-day blackout, the Lil Durk trial and what makes somebody cooperate when their friend’s freedom is on the line. Then we recap our first live show, the OVP reunion and what we learned from both experiences.

From there, the conversation gets personal: Does heartbreak permanently change the way you love? Do parents really have a favorite child? What happens when you’re always the one initiating sex? Has tipping culture gone too far? And why do people announce they’re single?

Then Rapid Fire puts us on the spot with phone checking, separate bedrooms, 50/50 bills, exes, defending your partner when they’re wrong and telling your friends too much about your relationship.

Love, loyalty, money, sex and boundaries—how much does loyalty really cost when you’re the one who has to pay for it? 🎙️

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The morning after our live show, we sat down with the woman who hosted it all — Brooklyn’s own Chef Cream, celebrity chef and social media influencer. 🎙️🔥

Cream opens up about her New York upbringing, the Brooklyn vs. Philly dynamic, and her experiences with love and relationships. From how long sex should really last and keeping relationships private, to independent women, old arguments, dating Philly men, and the age-old question: What do women really want — and what do men really want?

The live show might’ve been over, but the conversation definitely wasn’t.

Everybody’s “protecting their peace” these days—but when does protecting your peace turn into avoiding accountability?

This week on You Know How We Talk, we’re getting into whether boundaries have become an excuse to avoid uncomfortable conversations, combining finances in relationships, separate vs. secret bank accounts, and whether emotional cheating hurts worse than physical cheating.

We also talk about why we compare ourselves after being cheated on, when forgiveness becomes permission, staying too long hoping somebody will change, whether love can survive constant disappointment, and if you’d take an ex back after they finally became everything you begged them to be.

And we’re ending it with a toxic rapid fire where there’s only one rule: YES or NO—no explaining. 🔥

Everybody’s Protecting Their Peace… Nobody’s Taking Accountability.

Is it really about the socks… or is it about having to ask 100 times? 👀

This week on You Know How We Talk, Chanel and Dorian debate the “socks on the floor” perspective: Are we so focused on the little things our partners do wrong that we forget to appreciate everything they do right? Or is “at least they come home” just another way of lowering the bar?

From there, we get into what healthy love actually looks like. Is healthy love sometimes boring? Can love survive without friendship? Should you ever go to bed angry? And what happens when a small request you’ve made over and over starts to feel like disrespect?

We also get personal about the hardest lessons relationships have taught us—and the things an ex or current partner told us about ourselves that we eventually had to admit might’ve been true. 😭

Then we close it out with YES OR NO ONLY rapid fire: cheating, passwords, prenups, exes, location sharing, separate bank accounts, sex, soulmates and more.

No “it depends.” No explanations. Just pick a side. 😂

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