Straight From the Horse’s Mouth

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM. The content Gods have blessed us this week as the NFL has returned to us. This means we will go back to covering the highs and lows of each week. This week we delve into Erics's 49ers as this week launched the Trey Lance era in San Francisco. Bryce also discusses why he was disappointed by the Dallas Cowboys and Week 1 as a whole. Also, i'm pretty sure all the kickers this week were a part of a point shaving scheme because that's the only explanation I will except for all those misses. On the NBA side the guy's breakdown the situation involving Luka Doncic suing his own mother over the trademark of his own name. Remember nobody wins when the family feuds. Lastly, Fox Sports radio host Doug Gottlieb has admitted he falsely tweeted out a report involving Freddie Freeman and his former agent Casey Close. We have all of this and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: PNB Rock- Selfish 

Welcome back to the Labor Day edition of SFHM! First, let's all wish Bryce a happy 27th birthday. This time next year we will be celebrating it on camera as we make our march towards YouTube. Anyway, with that out of the way let's get to today's docket. First up the fellas talk about the Utah Jazz trading Donovan Mitchell to the Cleveland Cavaliers. The guys discuss who won the trade or if there was a winner at all. Next, staying in the NBA world the guy's breakdown Gilbert Arenas's comments on Giannis which leads us to the question of why Giannis continues to get slander from former and current players despite his on-court success. Transitioning to Baseball it came out recently that Adidas has dropped currently suspended San Diego Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis. Jr. Eric breaks down the embattled star's recent fall from grace and where Tatis goes from here. Lastly, Bryce's beloved Denver Broncos has inked Russell Wilson to a contract extension...BEFORE HE HAS EVEN THROWN A REGULAR SEASON PASS IN MILE HIGH. Smh. The boys give their take on it all so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: JELEEL!- Dive In!

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM! A new era has begun here at SFHM. Thats right the Big 3 is whole again. Eric has returned to the show and now the most lethal three-man weave in podcasting history is set to get going. I hope you guys are just as excited as we are as we begin this new journey. We have plenty of new things in store for you guys just wait. Now, with that out the way let's take a look at today's agenda. First, we discuss Kevin Durant rescinding his trade request. The guys hold nothing back as they discuss the embattled star's recent behavior. Also, with Chet Holmgren being out for the season because of the injury he sustained at a pro-am game the guy's debate if his injury will bring the death of the pro-am. This conversation also leads to a surprise revelation from Eric regarding Chet. On the NFL side former Bills kicker Matt Araiza is in the news after rape allegations are brought against him from his time at San Diego State. This leads to a conversation about college culture. We have all of this and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: DJ KHALED f/ LATTO, CITY GIRLS- Bills Paid

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM! This week we dive into some brand-new topics for the very first time. These brand-new topics include Deshaun Watson getting suspended...again, Trevor Bauer getting countersued for sexual assault, and the WNBA for doing WNBA things. In all seriousness this week was light in terms of content, but the boys brought the goods again per usual. Besides the aforementioned topics above the guys discuss Odell Beckham Jr.'s thoughts on mental health, Deion Sanders beef with the hall of fame, the disrespect of Hakeem Olajuwon as well as P.Diddy announcing the death of RnB unbeknownst to those currently in rnb. We have all of that and more so remember if you didn't hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you.  SONG OF THE EPISODE: Joey Bada$$-Where I Belong

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM! We have an episode packed full of content so let's get to it. First up we would like to congratulate tennis legend and sports icon Serena Williams who has announced her retirement. Now, someone who plans on stepping away from their sport for an entirely reason is Deshaun Watson who finally gave an apology regarding his alleged sexual misconduct. The guys give their take on why the apology came at this specific moment in time. Also, the guys discuss race-norming in the NFL as far as what it means and how affects former players. In the NBA world former NBA player Brandon Jennings sparked a debate on online regarding the player empowerment era in the NBA. The guy's breakdown Brandon's points which spark a history lesson from Bryce as well. On the pop culture side, the guys review the Netflix documentary about Woodstock 99 and compare it to their experience at Astroworld Festival. Lastly, the guy's debate if music in 2022 has been mid as artist Tory Lanez has stated. We have all of this and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: See You Next Year, Dreamer Isioma- Simon Says

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM. This week was Judgment Week for a lot of people and the guys dived into all of it. So, without further ado let's get into this week's itinerary. Russia finally handed down Brittney Griner's sentence as the star basketball player was found guilty of drug possession. The guys discuss the fallout and ramifications of the sentencing and why things are not what they seem. Next, the NFL has appealed the suspension handed down to Deshaun Watson by an independent judge in regard to his sexual misconduct allegations. The guys discuss the weirdness of the situation and why believe it or not the ball is in Deshaun's court. In further NFL news Bryce goes on a rant after finding out women make up 47% of all NFL fans, we have a feeling this will not be the last time he brings this up in the guy's ongoing discussion about the state of women's sports. On the pop culture side of things, Travis Scott returned to live performing, Young Money reunited, and Yeezy Day took place this week unbeknownst to Yeezy. We have all of that and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: The Doors: Five to One

Welcome back to another episode of the most professional, unprofessional podcast in the world:SFHM. This week we have a lot to discuss so let's not wait and get into the madness. First, we would like to pay our respects to NBA icon, Bill Russell who passed away this week at the age of 88. On the NBA side the guys discuss the rumors of the Celtics looking to trade for Kevin Durant. They also break down the downside of some NBA players playing with high level talent their entire life. In the NFL world Deshaun Watson finally received his punishment for his misconduct off the field and let's just say with his luck he should go to Vegas. Also, the guys discuss if the Arizona Cardinals putting a "film study" clause in star quarterback Kyler Murray's contract was out of bounds. In non-sports news the guys try to figure out if there is indeed a such thing as a "leader" of a friend group. Lastly, the guys discuss how the streaming era has affected the legacies of current artists. We have all of that and more so remember if you didn't hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you.  SONG OF THE EPISODE: Gorillaz- Last Living Souls

Welcome back to another disrespectful, shit talking, jewel dropping, Tupac dissing episode of SFHM. The boys took a week break for vacation purposes and luckily for us plenty of things have happened in the world of sports, music, movie and television since then and we plan on covering it all. On the sports side the boys dive into DeAndre Ayton resigning with the Suns, how soon should NBA players be ready to move on from their original team, women not supporting women sports, the consistent disrespect of Lamar Jackson and CBS sports analyst Doug Gottlieb being sued for libel. Now on the pop culture side the boys' breakdown the film "Menace II Society", the decline of the black sitcom, what's happening with Netflix, the problem with the Tupac myth, and the art of being "the new guy". We have all of this and more so remember if you didn't hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you.  SONG OF THE EPISODE: Metric- Gimme Sympathy 

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM. We first would like to give our thoughts and prayers to the community of Highland Park following the mass shooting that took place there on the 4th of July. At some point we have to do and be better. Now, let's get to the topics at hand and see what the boys are talking about. On the sports side of things, the guys talk about Baker Mayfield finally being traded to the Carolina Panthers. Also, in the NBA world the guys discuss if Kevin Durant is "lost", can franchises really tell who is and isn't the guy, and the problem with the "new media". In the WNBA world star center Brittney Griner has plead guilty to her charges in Russia but her situation still remains unclear. In pop culture the guys break down Chris Brown's anger at his lack of support for his recently released album, determine how many headliners truly exist in media and is it right to gatekeep music. We have all of this and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: Brent Faiyaz- Role Model

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM. Bryce is still recovering from his recent meniscus surgery. He finally was able to take a shower today which is a win for all of us who have to record near him. Anyway, we have a lot to discuss today so let's get to it. The first thing the boys get into is the wild wild world of NBA free agency. Kevin Durant kicked it off by requesting a trade, the Knicks backed up the Brinks trucks for Jalen Brunson, Minnesota traded their whole roster for Rudy Gobert and everybody plus their mama got maxed or supermaxed out. In other news Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges cost himself a bag by being arrested for domestic violence and USC and UCLA join the Big 10. Outside of sports the guys discuss the downside to living alone, why critics and fans always disagree and that viral video of a father bringing his son McDonalds but not his other baby mother's kids. We have all of that and more so remember if you didn't hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you.  SONG OF THE EPISODE: ROSALIA f/ The Weeknd- LA FAMA

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM. This week we are joined by our friend Cyril, who is coming all the way from the Bahamas to talk with us. This week was a controversial one in the good ole U.S.A and the guys do their best to cover all the madness. First up on the NBA side the guys discuss the NBA draft, Kyrie Irving opting into his contract, the "new media" movement. The guy's also breakdown the Deshaun Watson case as the embattled quarterback begins to settle some of civil suits. On the pop culture side, the fellas discuss the Supreme Court's ruling on Roe v. Wade, the power of the spare key, the decline of MTV and DJ Akademiks comments regarding hook up culture in college. We have all of this and more so remember if you didnt listen to the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told. SONG OF THE EPISODE: DOT DA GENIUS f/ Denzel Curry, Kid Cudi, J.I.D.- Talk About Me

Hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of SFHM! First off Happy Juneteenth! We had a lot to discuss this episode so without further ado let's get to the docket. Congratulations are in order for the Golden State Warriors as they won the NBA finals besting the Boston Celtics 4-2. We go in depth on the series overall and how the result will impact both teams now only in the present but in the future as well. Deshaun Watson's legal trouble is once again discussed as more civil lawsuits have been added to his case. In the world of pop culture, the Six God himself Drake dropped a surprise album, Rolling Stone created a list of the top 200 Hip Hop albums of all time also the guys discuss the top 10 icons of the 90s. We have all of that and more so remember if you didn't hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: DRAKE-CURRENTS

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM. This episode was packed full of content. This week has given us plenty to talk about so without further ado let's get to it. First, we do a recap of the NBA Finals (as of this recording the series was tied 2-2). Also, the fellas take a look at the current of athletes "retiring". Bryce tells us why he thinks Jay-Z is to blame. Other topics include Quin Snyder stepping down as head coach of the Utah Jazz, and Sha'Carri Richardson making her triumphant return to track and field. In the world of music, the guys give their flowers to the mumble rap era and discuss its importance in helping hip hop become the number one genre in the world. In film, the guys discuss why actors who can make basic movie plots work deserve just as much love as actors who make great work but also benefit from a great cast, director, script, score etc... We have all of that and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG FO THE EPISODE: POST MALONE f/ Doja Cat- I Like You (A Happier Song)  

Welcome back to the fourth installment of Season 2 of SFHM. Damn that guy in my building was right using the word installment does make everything sound more important and illustrious. Thanks Ted! Anyway, the world was feeling antsy coming out of Memorial Day weekend because we got topics galore for you this episode. First, the guys discuss the evolutions of LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony as businessmen. Both have reached new milestones in their careers off the floor as LeBron James has been named a billionaire while Carmelo Anthony has officially launched his own Global Wine Estate Brand known as the Seventh Estate. Also, the guy's breakdown the importance Kanye West's Donda Sports Agency signing Jaylen Brown and Aaron Donald. Also, for the up tenth time the guy's breakdown the never-ending rivalry of Kevin Durant vs. the media. On the pop culture side, the fall out of the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation verdict. We have all of that and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: Kendrick Lamar f/Sampha- Father Time

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM. Let's not waste any time and get to the shidds. This episode we break down the Celtics chances of taking down the Warriors in the NBA Finals. Also, Bryce goes on a rant regarding MLB managers reaction or lack thereof to comments made by San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler. Also, can someone explain why Tony La Russa is still a thing in sports? Next, the guys tackle the mystery of why the hell was Ice Cube casted in the XXX sequel. Lastly, the boys try to make sense of Kid Cudi's legacy. We have all of that and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told. SONG OF THE EPISODE: Kanye West- I Wonder

Welcome back to SFHM and just like covid protocols in 2020 we are in full effect. We would like to dedicate this episode to victims of the recent mass shootings in Buffalo, NY, Laguna Woods, CA and Uvalde, TX. This episode we are kicking our new format into high gear. The boys go in-depth about America's mass shooting problem and what can be done to remedy it. Next, the guys break down Kyrie's contract situation in Brooklyn and whether or not he deserves a max deal. Lastly, in hip hop news the fellas get into Travis Scott's emergence back into the public eye post- Astroworld and whether it is the appropriate time for him to drop music. Also, with news of the Migos possibly breaking up the guys break down their legacy and try to decide what their place is amongst the greatest groups of all time. SONG OF THE EPISODE: Kid Cudi- Speedin' Bullet 2 Heaven 

....And We are Back. Season 2 is in full effect. This season we plan on diving deeper into the lifestyle aspects of sports. This includes fashion, music, movies, and television. Sports is a deep part of black culture. Culture meaning that for us its not just something to entertain us. Its a way of life. Now with that being out that way lets get to today's topics. First, the boys discuss Nick Saban's comments regarding the NIL, Jimbo Fisher, and Deion Sanders. Next, the NBA's bizarre relationship with China is dissected. Lastly, the boys discuss the fall of NBA Hall of Famer John Stockton. Remember if you didn't hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you.  SONG OF THE EPISODE: Bad Bunny- Moscow Mule

Hello everyone welcome back to another episode of SFHM. We have some good and bad news for you guys. The bad news is this is the last episode of SFHM. The good news is that last sentence is us being very dramatic. We are simply taking a brief hiatus as we prepare to revamp our show and take it to the next level. Now, with that being said we still have a show to do so let's get to it. First up we break down all the NBA trades that went down including the Ben Simmons-James Harden trade. We discuss who won that trade and how that impacts the outlook for the rest of the season. We also breakdown the results of the investigation of Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer and why it was a difficult case for media to cover. Lastly, we discuss the current doping scandal involving Russian figure skater, Kamila Valieva. We have all of that and more so remember if you didn't hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you.  SONG OF THE EPISODE: RealestK-WFM 

Welcome back to another episode of SFHM! We hope everyone had a great Superbowl/Valentine's Day weekend. A lot of bellies are full, and a lot of bank accounts are empty but hopefully it was worth it. This episode we be strictly dedicated to the Superbowl. We will be discussing the surprising finish and unsurprising outcome of the game. As well as the Dr.Dre lead halftime show. Also, prayers up for Odell Beckham Jr. who got injured early on in the game. Man, the sports gods can be cruel sometimes. We will breakdown every nuance in the game that ultimately led to the final outcome. We have all of that and more so remember if you didn't hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you.  SONG OF THE EPISODE: Tupac f/ Dr.Dre, Roger Troutman- California Love 

Welcome back to the unprofessional professional podcast. We here at SFHM would like you a two-part episode extravaganza. Wow never used that word before in a sentence and yes it does make everything sound more epic. Anyway, with all the topics that the fellas wanted to discuss this week it was way too much to be shoved on one episode so we're splitting them into two. The second part will feature predominantly NBA news. THIS WAS RECORDED PRE-NBA DEADLINE. First, we discuss the Lakers struggles specifically the lost identity of Russell Westbrook. Also, the guys take a lot at the NBA all-star selections. Also, there appears to be smoke coming out of Utah as the Jazz have been sliding as of late especially as rumors swirl about the disintegrating relationship between stars Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert. Also, will Damian Lillard request a trade from Portland after their recent fire sale? Lastly, does Barry Bonds belong in the HOF? We have all of that to discuss and more so remember if you didnt hear it from the horse's mouth stop listening to the ass who told you. SONG OF THE EPISODE: Drake f/Lykke Li- Little Bit