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4 friends from Gary, IN converse on any variety of topics. Although they grew up together, they've led very different lives in adulthood. Although the conversations can go anywhere, they make sure to affirm and often challenge each other to always be forthright, vulnerable and most importantly....HONEST!
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This week Adam and Josh talk, at (very) surface level, about the recent Palestine-Israel conflict.
This week the guys answer questions from Adam’s wife, Abeo, about what they’d do with their lives if they weren’t leading the ones they’re in.
This week the guys discuss whether or not it's harder to impress males or females and more.
Maybe you sense the racial undertones in the title, maybe you don't, but this week the guys discuss country star, Jason Aldean's controversial yet beloved song "Try That in a Small Town" and more.
This week the guys discuss how long they think they'd last if they were stranded in the wilderness. This conversation was brought on by the History Channel show playing on Netflix, "Alone", where 10 constants are given the opportunity to bring 10 items and survive in their separate designated areas of Canadian wilderness until there's one person standing. The winner wins $500,000.
This week the guys talk about what really grinds their gears at work, workplace reviews, and more.
This week the guys discuss what their "canon events" are. As detailed in the film, Across the Spider-Verse, a canon event is a moment or action that must happen to certain Spider-Men – otherwise their universe risks being destroyed. Of course, none of the members of this podcast hold such power (or responsibility) so no universes are at risk. They're just describing moments that makes them them.
This week the guys kick off the 7th season by discussing Jonah Hill's problematic text messages to his ex, internet personality/OnlyFans model, Lena the Plug shooting with a male other than her man, and more.
This week the guys discuss Ja Morant's antics off the court and whether or not Hip Hop has anything to do with it. (We understand this is "old news" at this point as this was recorded at the end of May.)
This week the guys discuss sex education and how it relates to kids. This topic was sparked from a viral video of a North Carolina man reading a sex-ed book that could be checked out from his son's school library.
This week the guys discuss California's new plan to pay wrongfully convicted individuals $140/day for every day they were incarcerated. Two men recently released from prison after serving 17 years for crimes they did not commit will be given $900k. Is this enough?
This week the guys discuss what music is off limits first thing in the morning and whether or not hip-hop is rooted in republican values.
This week the guys discuss the concept of belief.
This week, friend of the podcast, Russell Thompson, joins the guys to discuss whether or not they'd retire overseas if given the opportunity and more. We apologize for the audio quality.
After a week off, the guys are joined by friend of the pod and high school buddy, Tasha. They discuss whether or not a man, in a heterosexual relationship, has any control over what his significant other wears.
This week the guys discuss whether remixed snacks are better than the originals and when/if giving to the displaced, whether they give money and/or food and why.
This week the guys reminisce about debilitating hangovers in the past and what led to them.
This week the guys discuss who should be the leader in a relationship and how it relates to decision making, money, and sex.
This week the guys discuss Steph and Ayesha Curry writing their city in an effort to thwart a townhome development that's supposed to be built adjacent to their neighborhood claiming it will bring possible harm to their family. They also talk about the alleged plot of some person, place, or thing scheming to emasculate Black men.
This week the guys discuss when, if ever, violence is acceptable when trying to bring about change.
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