The podcast episode features a conversation between the host and guest, Mary Gaden, who is a comedian. The discussion spans various topics, including Mary's journey into comedy, the experience of performing at different venues, and the reality of being a stand-up comedian. They also reminisce about their college days at UCA, the importance of open mic nights in a comedian's career, and the differences in performing in various contexts such as clubs, corporate events, and churches. Additionally, they touch on the significance of brand identity and the challenges of maintaining authenticity in the comedy industry. Anecdotes about unique experiences, such as selling a napkin for $40 after a performance, provide a humorous yet insightful look into the life of a comedian. The episode concludes with a promotion for an upcoming all-black female comedy show, highlighting the importance of representation and support in the comedy community.

00:00 Starting with Comedy

01:05 High School Memories and Podcast Introduction

02:28 College Radio Days

04:41 HBCU Experience and Career Reflections

07:35 Comedy Industry Insights

17:23 Challenges and Realities of Stand-Up Comedy

26:31 College Hustles and Scalping Tickets

27:11 The Rise of College Influencers

28:18 Unity Council and Cultural Events

29:53 Journey into Comedy

32:48 Exclusive Story: The Napkin Incident

35:45 Challenges in the Comedy Industry

48:43 Promoting Shows and Social Media

50:23 Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts

In this inaugural vertical episode of the Homeroom Smooth Podcast (Episode 302), the host dives into hot topics such as Sidney Sweeney's movie body count, the ethical concerns surrounding AI-generated deepfakes, and Tiffany Haddish's controversial trip to Israel. The discussion kicks off with a critique on the obsession with body counts and transitions into the prevalence and problematic nature of celebrity deepfakes on platforms like Twitter. The host also touches on Haddish's public relations missteps and concludes with commentary on J. Cole's teaser for 'The Fall Off.' Throughout, the host emphasizes the triviality of past sexual encounters compared to health and relationship quality.

00:00 Introduction to the Homeroom Smooth Podcast

00:56 Sidney Sweeney's On-Screen Presence

01:56 The Controversy of Body Count

06:51 Deepfakes and Their Impact

14:04 Bobby Altoff and Social Media Speculations

14:44 Tiffany Haddish's Controversial Visit to Israel

15:48 Tiffany Haddish's Controversial Trip

16:18 Reflections on Career and Criticism

17:58 Audience Engagement and Support

18:22 Body Count Debate

21:10 Personal Growth and Relationships

24:35 Wine Mishap and Recovery

27:21 J. Cole's New Album Teaser

30:11 Conclusion and Future Plans

In this episode, D is joined by Shar as they explore the highs and lows of recent events and personal experiences. The discussion begins with Shar's unimpressive trip to Austin, leading to a lively debate on the merits of Austin versus Houston. The conversation takes a dramatic turn as they dive into the wild saga of a woman who discovered a web of lies spun by her now ex-husband. From online TikTok tales to personal worst date experiences, the episode keeps the listeners engaged with stories of deception and unexpected twists. The hosts also address a shocking incident involving a woman who had her 5-year-old daughter perform Brazilian waxes, uncovering their thoughts on the ethics and implications of such actions. Tune in for humor, drama, and raw honesty.

00:00 Introduction and Greetings

00:33 Travel Tales: Austin vs. Houston

03:59 Who Did I Marry? TikTok Saga

22:20 The Epitome of Bad Moms: Jasmine Moss

25:46 Unexpected Chat Messages

27:02 Memphis Madness

28:01 Waxing Woes

30:34 Question of the Day

33:54 Worst Date Stories

42:24 Club Chaos in Germany

48:40 Podcast Drama

49:07 Conclusion and Farewell

In the milestone 300th episode of the Homeroom with Smooth podcast, Smooth engages in an inspiring conversation with M Royals. The discussion delves into M Royals' journey from humble beginnings in Arkansas to his rise in the music industry. He shares his experience attending the RB Money Live event, meeting influential artists, and performing at a renovated Sayers Club. Additionally, M Royals discusses his growth as an artist since his early SoundCloud days and reflects on his experiences in reality TV music competitions, including American Idol and The Voice. The episode details his unique insights on manifestation, the significance of belief in oneself, and his enriching mentorship under John Legend. M Royals expresses his joy in reaching new heights in his career and the profound impact of his upbringing on his grounded persona.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:39 Recap of RB Money Live Event

03:36 Musical Journey and Growth

05:18 Growing Up in Arkansas

07:21 Pursuing Dreams and Overcoming Challenges

17:20 The Voice Audition Experience

19:34 Post-Idol Struggles

20:02 A Second Chance: The Voice

20:35 The Voice Audition Journey

22:45 Reflecting on The Voice Experience

29:28 Working with John Legend

34:08 Living the Dream

37:18 Conclusion and Social Media Shoutout

Join Smooth and his co-hosts as they dive into a lively discussion about topics including standing up for friends online and dealing with faceless trolls, the nuances and acceptability of dating while broke, and various perspectives on polygamy. The episode also touches on personal boundaries, expectations in relationships, and reactions to celebrity performances. With personal anecdotes and insightful exchanges, this episode provides an engaging look at important social and relationship issues.

00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff

01:32 Discussing the Episode Title: Don't Shoot the Messenger

02:06 The Online Altercation: Defending a Friend

04:17 Public Confrontation and Blocking

07:51 Reflecting on Online Behavior and Consequences

17:29 Debate: Is It Okay to Date When You're Broke?

47:07 Three Key Traits in a Relationship

47:38 Respect and Integrity

48:40 Humor and Playfulness

49:21 Army Values in Relationships

51:52 Trust Issues

54:57 Financial Expectations in Relationships

59:19 Marriage and Commitment

01:16:58 Flying Out Dates

01:24:38 Polygamy and Personal Preferences

01:30:00 Podcast Wrap-Up

In this episode, the host starts by acknowledging a slow news weekend leading up to the Super Bowl, mentioning a minor incident involving Patrick Mahomes' brother. The discussion shifts to the state of modern music, highlighting issues with music longevity and quality. Reviews include Kanye West's new album, its highlights, and controversies; praise for Glorilla's new single; critiques of Lotto and Megan Thee Stallion's recent tracks; and remarks on Usher's poorly received album. The episode concludes with a reflection on the lack of impactful music releases and a call for listener engagement.

00:00 Introduction and Weekend Recap

00:34 What's Wrong with Music Today?

01:21 Kanye Album Review

06:50 Glorilla's Comeback

13:25 Music Industry Critique

21:21 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

In this lively episode of the Homeroom was Moved podcast, D hosts the Goalsby Empire to discuss their journey through life, love, and content creating. They touch on their history, sharing anecdotes about how they met at UCA and managed a long-distance relationship. The couple also opens up about the challenge of balancing family life with content creation, emphasizing trust, communication, and the importance of their supportive audience. They share their strategies for managing their social media presence, parenting, and entrepreneurial ventures, showing determination to continue growing and inspiring others.

00:00 Introduction and Episode Kickoff

00:46 Daily Life and Sleep Struggles

02:13 College Memories and How We Met

04:09 The Webby Concert and First Impressions

09:17 Building a Relationship and Trust

10:47 Starting Content Creation Together

18:51 Navigating Social Media as a Couple

23:49 Starting a New Life in Houston

25:13 Long-Distance Relationship Challenges

27:15 Balancing Career and Family

28:39 Entrepreneurial Journey

33:34 Current Life and Future Plans

35:57 Content Creation and Social Media

45:21 Message to Supporters

49:00 Conclusion and Farewell

In episode 296 of the Homeroom Smooth Podcast, hosts No No and Frankie discuss a range of topics starting with the ongoing 'weatherpocalypse' in Southern California and the consequences of blocked drains. They dive into the unexpected topic of Drake's leaked nudes and how social media platforms have reacted. They also talk about the implications of Hulu, following Netflix's lead, cracking down on password sharing, affecting longtime users. Moving on to the Grammys, they debate Taylor Swift's Album of the Year win for 'Midnights' and discuss Beyonce's and Kendrick Lamar's nominations. Additionally, they touch on the unfair arrest of Killer Mike on Grammy night. Finally, they turn their attention to the upcoming Super Bowl 58, covering potential winners, the commercialized nature of the event, and the challenges even celebrities face attending it. The show concludes with lighthearted final thoughts and hopes for a good game.

00:00 Introduction and Weather Woes

01:52 Drake's Nudes Leak Controversy

07:22 Hulu Password Sharing Crackdown

14:51 Grammys Recap and Reactions

30:13 The Arrest of Killer Mike: A Show of Force

31:40 Comparing Celebrity Treatment: Will Smith vs. Killer Mike

35:03 The Super Bowl: Predictions and Preparations

36:48 The Commercialization of the Super Bowl

40:49 Super Bowl Commercials: Playing It Safe

46:13 Final Thoughts and Predictions

56:12 Closing Remarks and Sign-Off