Bethany, Meek, and Elizabeth play a game of "CrazySexyCool" where they ask each other questions they're not privy to. They talk about dating the wrong friend, which girl they'd choose for a threesome, and about when they experienced their first orgasm.

On this episode, Travonne Edwards and co-host Jason Madison are joined by the author of “Bitcoin and Black America" Isaiah Jackson, aka Bitcoin Zay. On this episode Zay breaks down the Bitcoin train, financial literacy, who Satoshi Nakamoto may be, growing up in Charlotte in the '90s and tells a cool story about beating Steph and Dell Curry in a 3-point contest.

Wos and Nando welcome back special guest Daniel Bessner, a historian, professor, author and editor at Jacobin Magazine to the show. The trio discusses the realities of a coup and how the response to the Capitol riots are playing out and they also dive into Barack Obama’s memoir and he reflected on his life and presidency.

Naima Cochrane and co-host Carron J. Phillips come out the gates strong by discussing the ‘gorilla glue’ situation on social media before they jump into the latest mess surrounding Van Jones. They also discuss the Super Bowl and The Weeknd’s performance and close by paying tribute to Mary Wilson.

Amin, Blk Tray and Jerv discuss Super Bowl commercials, breakdown the process of making ads, detail their sneakerhead struggles and recap the Netflix film ‘Malcolm & Marie’.

On this episode, Travonne Edwards and co-host Jason Madison are joined by Count The Dings co-founder Wosny Lambre. On this episode Jason hits Wos with an empic 1 or the 2's. Wos talks about being a Joe Budden stan, shows Philly some love, explains why it's Bitcoin till he dies and gives amazing advice to his 18 year old self.

Wos and Nando are back again this week to bring you the latest surrounding the stimulus package and how the democrats are looking to take an alternative route to get people their money. The guys also discuss Jeff Bezos ‘stepping down’ from his role as Amazon CEO and how Amazon workers are still fighting to unionize.

Naima Cochrane and co-host Carron J. Phillips kick things off by showing some love for one of their favorite groups, New Edition after providing a short stimmy update. They also dive into the loss of Cicely Tyson, breakdown the Wendy Williams Lifetime biopic and discuss the upcoming Whitney Houston and Bobbi Kristina documentary.

Amin, Big Wos, Blk Tray and Jerv come together to discuss Tray’s latest adventure in New York, breakdown the pros and cons of a snow day, they review Denzel Washington’s new movie ‘The Little Things’ and try to understand the Gamestop stock drama.

Bethany, Elizabeth, and Meek discuss cocaine, private celebrity parties, and T.I. & Tiny's scandalous bedroom activities.

On this episode, Travonne Edwards and co-host Jason Madison are joined by legendary voice actor Tim Kitzrow. Tim talks about having one of the most iconic voices in video game history, growing up playing the drums, his love for drawling, being a content creator, and how he got his start in the video game world.

Wos and Nando reunite for a quick dive into some money moves across the nation. The guys open up with the latest involving the stimulus package and the filibuster issues and they also touch on how Gamestop’s stock astronomically rose thanks to the members of r/WallStreetBets on Reddit.

Naima Cochrane and co-host Carron J. Phillips reunite to breakdown the state of #Verzuz following the Keyshia Cole and Ashanti battle, discuss the Salt N Pepa Lifetime movie, react to the inauguration day fallout and close with some thoughts about Steve Harvey’s recent comments about Lori Harvey’s love life.

Amin, Blk Tray and Jerv breakdown the trashness of Batman and Godzilla, try to remember if they were ever in a ‘Shabba Hanks’ position with their significant other, preview the new pod watch show ‘Snowfall’ and reminisce on ‘We Are The Streets’ from The LOX.

Bethany, Elizabeth, and Meek run into Wos of Woke Bros in LA. The ladies also speak honestly about colorism in the Vegas industry and about how it affects their everyday lives.

On this episode, Travonne Edwards and co-host Jason Madison are joined by the WNBA's Lexie Brown. Lexie talks about playing video games as a kid, her love for dancing, if she is best dressed in the WNBA, growing up as Dee Brown's daughter, being 'Nice' in 8th grade and being a Tar Heel fan as a kid but ending up playing ball for Duke.

Wos and Nando come together on inauguration day to discuss the events from President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris’ big day, the presidential pardons on Trump’s way out and the guys show some appreciation for Dr Martin Luther King Jr.

Naima Cochrane and co-host Carron J. Phillips come together to discuss the final days of President Trump as we head into Joe Biden’s inauguration. Then the duo dives into the Netflix documentary ‘Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy’ before some crushes and top 5 lists are revealed.

Amin, Blk Tray, Wos and Jerv kick off the show this week by paying homage to DJ Quik on his birthday before diving deep into fashion faux pas both in the neighborhood and at parties. They then dive deep into the second and final part of the Tiger Woods documentary and close by recapping the Regina King directed ‘One Night in Miami'.

Wos and Nando are joined by Huffington Post writer and author of ‘The Price of Peace: Money, Democracy and the Life of John Maynard Keynes’ Zach Carter to the show. The guys dive deep into the current state of US economics, how the government impacts the money, the economical response to the pandemic and so much more.

Naima Cochrane and co-host Carron J. Phillips are back after a week off to discuss all that went on last week during the takeover at Capitol Hill, give their reactions to all the responses following the events and try to understand why people are up in arms about Lori Harvey.

Bethany, Meek, and Elizabeth discuss Von Miller's miscarriage prayers, their 5 ideal traits in a partner, and discuss Jazmine Sullivan's latest album: Heaux Tales. 🚨 RLS: Ever tricked off on a man?