In Episode 66 of the We're Not Experts podcast, TeZ and Mac dive into a mix of deep, thought-provoking commentary and raw, real-life stories. They cover everything from the saturation of podcasting voices to societal boundaries, cancel culture, and the real weight of a billion dollars. This episode blends humor, heated takes, and honest reflection

Major Discussion Points:

Oversaturation of Voices in Media: TZ shares concerns about unqualified voices dominating podcasting and journalism.

Reflects on figures like Myron Gaines and controversial guests being given large platforms. Questions the responsibility of podcasters in upholding the integrity of information.

Freedom of Speech vs. Responsibility: Mac debates the balance between free speech and filtering toxic voices. Calls out creators who manipulate narratives for attention or profit.

Controversial Moments in Media: Critiques a clip featuring a white woman using the N-word casually. Applauds Mark Lamont Hill for holding guests accountable during live broadcasts.

Sexual Standards & Social Messaging: Discusses problematic views promoted by influencers (e.g., “50 bodies before marriage” rhetoric). Questions how such messages damage mental health and spread misinformation.

Wealth Comparison & Perspective: Breaks down the concept of wealth by equating money to time (e.g., $1/sec = 31 years = $1B).

Sparks a realization of financial disparity in society. Capitalism & the Role of Innovation: Emphasizes the need for capitalism to inspire innovation.

Recognizes that extreme wealth shouldn't come without higher tax responsibility. STEM Education & Opportunity Gaps: Discusses how science, tech, and engineering can be pathways out of poverty.

Raises points on systemic imbalance in education and entrepreneurship. Roommate Boundaries & Respect: Covers a viral roommate situation involving repeated boundary violations.

Highlights the misuse of “homophobia” to weaponize online sympathy. Parenting & Encouragement Limits: Talks about children attempting risky stunts with blind encouragement from parents.

Stresses the need for structured support, like training or gymnastics.

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In this wild and hilarious episode of the We’re Not Experts Podcast, Tez and Mac dive into outrageous debates, viral internet challenges, and cultural hot takes with raw honesty and humor.

From discussing whether 100 men could take down a silverback gorilla with their bare hands, to confronting the idea of fighting off wild dogs, the hosts bring wild hypotheticals into the real world.

They also explore what traits disqualify someone from being a good parent, including controversial takes on face tattoos, literacy, and household cleanliness.

The duo later roast odd social encounters, break down viral videos, and dissect how social media ego-checks can bruise a man’s confidence. Plus, they take aim at Burlington Coat Factory for putting grandmas in loss prevention vests, question neighborhood drama, and hilariously examine the chaos of living in close quarters with noisy neighbors. Through it all, the hosts keep the conversation light, raw, and real

🔑 Major Discussion Points:

🦍 100 Men vs. Gorilla Debate Mac doubts 100 men can take down a gorilla due to the beast’s raw strength (can bench 4,000 lbs). TZ argues that with strategy and coordination, it might be possible. Comparison made to fighting fifth graders and physical strength disparities.

🐕 Can a Grown Man Beat a Dog? Mac confidently says yes, noting experience and a tactical advantage. Debate touches on how underestimated animals are in combat scenarios.

😂 Face Tattoos & Dating Red Flags List of people not to have kids with includes: face tattoos, people who can’t read, dirty living conditions. Mac defends against generalizations but agrees with hygiene as a major red flag.

🌭 Hot Dog Etiquette Funny story about finding a hot dog on someone's floor sparks a rant on house cleanliness. Creative recipe tip: bacon-wrapped glizzy in the air fryer with egg and flatbread.

💃 Dance Floor Rejections A man gets publicly rejected at carnival—hosts reflect on how that kills male confidence. Discussion on ego, rejection, and festival dance culture.

🏪 Loss Prevention at Burlington Roast session on elderly loss prevention officers being underqualified. Calls out the absurdity of store expectations for physical confrontation.

🏘️ Apartment Conflicts & Boundaries Heated discussion on neighborhood disputes and noise complaints. Personal stories and frustrations about thin walls and loud neighbors.

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In this episode 64 of We're Not Experts Podcast, Tez and Mac Reacts about the real-life struggles of being a single dad, leading to a raw and honest convo with Old MaC on parenting guilt, responsibility, and the respect single parents deserve.

The duo breaks down how society judges single moms, what it really takes to be present as a father, and why men need to step up emotionally — not just financially.

Then, we dive into the viral Shannon Sharpe drama — his connection to an OnlyFans model and the messy lawsuit involving Tony Buzbee.

Is the age gap problematic? Is Shannon being targeted or just caught slipping? We unpack it all. We also tear into modern dating culture, red pill influencers, and the ridiculous expectations some men have for women, especially on social media.

From there, it’s straight-up comedy in our “Get the F*** Outta Here” segment — nose job breakups, polite robbers, gym fails on the beach, and more.

Major Points Discussed:

👨‍👧 Single Parenthood & Respect

⏺TeZ shares newfound respect for single parents after solo parenting.

⏺Emotional challenges during downtime with children.

⏺Discussion on guilt, modeling behavior, and balancing discipline with empathy.

⏺Mac opens up about his past struggles with alcohol and single fatherhood. 🧠 Emotional Intelligence & Public Perception

⏺Honest reflection on parenting guilt and societal pressure. ⏺Acknowledging single mothers' resilience and unjust judgment.

💔 Dating Culture & Modern Challenges

⏺Discussion on dating single mothers and societal stigma.

⏺The rarity of finding child-free partners as an adult.

⏺Critique of red pill and passport bros mentalities.

📰 Shannon Sharpe Controversy

⏺Reactions to Sharpe’s lawsuit and media backlash.

⏺Exploration of OnlyFans culture, sugar baby dynamics, and accountability.

⏺Age-gap relationships and social media impact on reputation.

🎭 Public Image vs. Personal Choices

⏺Sharpe's “media mogul” persona clashing with his private life.

⏺Commentary on cancel culture and its selective outrage.

🎥 Viral Moments & "Get The F*** Outta Here" Segment

⏺Hilarious takes on robbery etiquette and absurd viral videos.

⏺A woman leaves her husband after a nose job – valid or not?

⏺Lat pulldown beach stunt: boundaries and relationship respect.

⏺Cultural observations on misbehaving kids, parenting styles, and social accountability.

🏈 Sports Talk & Leadership

⏺Travis Hunter, Deion Sanders, and shaping team culture.

⏺Importance of clear communication and leadership in team settings.

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In Episode 63 of We're Not Experts, Peace Cortez and Mac Philly get real about mental health, social media clout-chasing, supporting black-owned businesses, and generational ambition. They also dive into Jonathan Majors' raw performance in Magazine Dreams and why therapy isn't always enough. Tap in for honest takes, real laughs, and serious gems.

Major Points Discussed:

🎬 Movie Highlights: Magazine Dreams starring Jonathan Majors Powerful portrayal of mental health struggles Therapy isn't a magic fix without the right environment Jonathan Majors' acting performance praised despite public controversies

🌐 Internet & Social Media Culture: T-Grizzly's situation with fake clout-chasers Criticism of people (particularly some women) chasing fame at others' expense

🍽️ Black-Owned Businesses: Personal experiences with black-owned restaurants Honest talk on needing consistency, professionalism, and cleanliness Still committed to supporting black businesses if quality is equal

💼 Building Wealth & Success: Importance of putting business needs first before personal luxuries Constructive criticism towards younger generations on ambition and patience The difference between respecting hard-earned stability versus criticizing it

🚪 "Battle the F* Outta Here" Segment:** Evaluating situations and behavior as valid or needing to "get the f*** outta here" Heated but funny debate over personal boundaries (e.g., touching someone’s car door)

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family, Respect, and Growth: Clash of generational views on success Respecting the sacrifices made by elders Balancing supporting creativity while demanding respect at home

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In this powerful and reflective episode 61 of We’re Not Experts Podcast, the crew dives into some real and often uncomfortable truths about life as a Black man in America. Tez, Mac, and special guest B from Detroit share raw and personal experiences, offering both cautionary tales and street-savvy wisdom to the younger generation.

🔑 Major Discussion Points:

🧠 Self-Awareness & Public Perception

✅Growing up and realizing the world may view you as a threat, especially as a Black man. ✅Early life experiences with racial profiling and automatic bias.

✅The psychological weight of being seen as a “shark” in public spaces.

🤝 Brotherhood & Social Navigation

✅Navigating interactions with other Black men—respect, energy-checking, and mutual acknowledgment.

✅How Black men often feel the need to avoid confrontation due to how situations can escalate quickly.

✅Learning how to “swim among sharks” with grace and intelligence.

🥳 Club & Party Survival Etiquette Clubbing and party safety tips for young men:

✅Always check the energy when new people enter a room.

✅Stay clear of the angry dude in the corner not getting attention.

✅Know when to leave—trust your gut and read the room.

✅Bringing proper security if needed and always having an exit plan.

👏 "Valid or F*** Outta Here" Segment

✅Fun but real segment analyzing wild public behavior.

✅Debated scenarios like grabbing a woman’s ponytail at a game or getting humped in sports celebrations.

✅Drew lines between clown behavior and what’s considered valid.

💭 Parenting, Masculinity & Strength

✅Real talk on parenting young boys, recognizing when they start to test strength. ✅Respecting physical limits and teaching discipline and boundaries.

✅Discussions around aggressive teen behavior, including a story of daughters chasing their mom with knives.

😔 Abuse & Adoption Scandal

✅Heavy commentary on a case involving a white couple adopting Black children and reportedly forcing them into slave-like conditions.

✅Compared to personal childhood experiences in abusive households.

✅Call for stricter adoption screening and harsh punishment for abusers.

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In this episode of We’re Not Experts Podcast, Tez and Mac discuss a wide range of topics, from a bizarre dining experience at a black-owned lounge to thoughts on Bronny James' future in the NBA.

They dive into a heated debate on businesses prioritizing profits over quality, the challenges of socializing as an adult, and whether modern establishments cater to the right audience.

The duo also reacts to viral stories, including a controversial lifeguard arrest, a bishop getting punched mid-sermon, and a questionable paternity case.

The episode wraps up with their signature “Valid or Get the f**k Out of Here” segment, where they judge the legitimacy of trending topics.

Major Discussion Points:

✅Dining Experience Gone Wrong – TZ shares his frustrating experience at a lounge-style restaurant with long wait times, loud music, and an over-the-top menu.

✅Club Culture & Socialization – A debate on how some venues focus more on profit than customer experience and how aging affects nightlife preferences.

✅Bronny James NBA Discourse – The hosts react to criticisms of Bronny’s draft potential and argue whether he’s getting unfair scrutiny compared to other players.

✅The "Valid or Get the F**k Out of Here" Segment

⏺A bishop gets punched during mass—was it justified?

⏺A man raising a child despite multiple vasectomies—should he get a paternity test?

⏺A lifeguard arrested after saving a drowning child—was it fair?

⏺Entitled kids and airplane seat drama—who’s in the wrong?

⏺The "Resilient Jenkins" family debate—financial struggles vs. laziness.

⏺Society's Shift Toward Convenience – How modern businesses capitalize on laziness through services like delivery and installment plans.

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in this Episode of "We're Not Experts Podcast", the hosts dive into a variety of thought-provoking and entertaining discussions.

They touch on personal milestones, pop culture, music, controversial figures, and societal issues. The episode covers reflections on marriage, the impact of major artists like Lil Wayne, and debates on separating the art from the artist.

Additionally, the hosts explore masculinity, relationships, and the effects of modern urban culture. Packed with humor, raw opinions, and unfiltered takes, this episode is a must-listen!

Major Discussion Points:

✅The realities and challenges of marriage

✅Lil Wayne's legacy and Super Bowl performance reconsideration

✅Separating the art from the artist: ethical dilemmas

✅The role of money in influencing society and values

✅Masculinity, relationships, and gender roles

✅Andrew Tate’s perspective on city life and distractions

✅Evaluating controversial opinions from public figures

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Welcome back to another episode of the We’re Not Experts Podcast In this episode, Tez, Mac and B, dive into a variety of trending and thought-provoking topics.

From wild prank reactions to debates on WNBA salaries, fraternity hazing, and the struggles of wearing luxury items in certain communities, we break it all down with unfiltered opinions. Plus, we discuss LeBron James confronting Stephen A.

Smith over his son's critiques and the shocking case of a man avoiding prison due to a clerical error. Buckle up for another raw and real conversation!

Major Discussion Points:

✅Prank Gone Wrong – Discussion on a prank involving a water gun that escalated when someone reacted with a real firearm.

✅WNBA vs. NBA Pay Gap Debate – Arguments on whether WNBA players should receive higher salaries compared to NBA players.

✅Fraternity Hazing & Tragic Death – Analysis of a student’s death during a fraternity ritual and concerns about hazing culture.

✅Birthday Pizza Dilemma – A humorous yet relatable story about a man’s birthday wish for pizza being delayed.

✅Prison Clerical Error Case – The case of a man who avoided prison due to a legal mistake but later got caught.

✅LeBron James vs. Stephen A. Smith – Debate on whether LeBron was justified in defending his son from media criticism.

✅Dressing Too Flashy & Safety Risks – Discussion on societal issues surrounding kids wearing expensive items and becoming targets for crime.

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