We are back again and open with the TV show BMF, the rivalry between Apple and Samsung, the FTC's ban on non-competes, and the NFL draft. We also touch on Reggie Bush getting his Heisman trophy back and the use of the Guardian cap to reduce head injuries in football. Buff asks what is a normal Republican. Ferg gets us into full blown conspiracy theory territory. He wants to know what theories do we wish were true or think are actually true. We close discussing the Ukraine war, Justice Sotomayor's potential retirement, and a couple of family achievements. Ferg encourages listeners to cherish their relationships with their parents and have open conversations with them as we mourn the loss of Melvin Johnson, Sr.

The brothers are back for another live session as we prepare to hit the Rick Ross Symphony in Birmingham. We open discussing keto diet's impact on mental health, the Biden administration's efforts to bring broadband internet to rural areas, and a transgender middle school girl winning the right to compete in sports. Razi brings up the the Good Times reboot and the Donald Trump hush money trial. Ferg wants to discuss the X-Men 97 animated series. We then delve into the WNBA, discussing the excitement surrounding the draft and the issue of fair pay for women athletes. The conversation explores various topics related to women's sports, gender equality, and societal expectations. We also discuss the criticism faced by women athletes, whether they are really ready to have the spotlight of male fans, and the need for equal representation in sports media. Of course we have to touch on the financial aspects of the WNBA and the challenges it faces as a business. As we close, Buff is still on his good journalism campaign and mentions their reporting on Caz Craffy stealing veterans money. Razi reacts to the Detroit Hollywood type sign. It's a guys trip for us. So enjoy as we did!

We are back as always with another one. We open discussing da juice. Our hearts go out to Reggie Brown. Razi brings up the Jonathan Majors sentence. The conversation then shifts to the X-Men animated series, gun control, and controversial abortion laws in Arizona. We jump into the questions and Ferg asks what three talking points will be most important in the presidential election. Razi asks us does age really matter in relationships and love after seeing Aoki Simmons young (old) beau. Buff wants three difficult issues that the black community is facing. We close touching on the importance of supporting female-led projects and the need to address the Israel problem. We acknowledge our own biases and encourage listeners to be open-minded and supportive of diverse perspectives.