Sh*t I Shouldn't Say

On this episode Chris, Sleep and Leo Bishop converse about infidelity. Obviously it's alot of reasons people step outside of their relationships. At times it's different for men and women. But is it natural to cheat? Some can forgive and forget. Can you?

Leo, Chris and Sleep are here to speak on the lyrical beef between several white rappers within the hip hop community. The conversation quickly became passionate as they pivoted towards the perception of bias towards white rappers in comparison to their black counterparts. Things get testy...

Sleep and Leo Bishop take time to discuss the world of conspiracy. Many conspiracies are considered theory but several are fact. Listen and laugh with the gents as they have fun with it all.

Chris Caine, Sleep and Leo Bishop are back from a mini hiatus to discuss racial pride. They also dive into white/black fragility, apologists, and the importance of understanding people who are different from you. Is it ok to have racial pride and are you proud of "yours"?

Leo Bishop, Sleep and Chris Caine tackle the topic of group economics within the black community. The topic was inspired by the Black Panther movie and a book signing from "New Kings of Tomorrow" author J.M. Clark. It appears that all races in America circulate commerce within their community at a high rate except black people. Does this ring true to you or not? The fellas dive in and express the disappointment often associated with the lack of support from your own.

Sleep, Chris Caine and Leo Bishop tackle expectations again, but this time it�s more related to sex. Different things are considered such as is it ok to stay after being cheated on and judgment of someone�s sexual history. Does your acceptance match up with your expectations?

Sex dolls are here to replace women and some aren�t happy about it. Chris Caine, Sleep and Leo Bishop were all laughs during this episode. Pleasure is important but can natural stimulation be replaced? Listen as the fellas enjoy themselves trying to figure it all out.

Shame on who?! Leo Bishop, Chris Caine and Sleep speak on the touchy topic of �Rape Culture�. The fellas attempt to define what it means and discuss the contributing factors to it. Mid show the fellas speak on sex acts and the freedom to explore. Are you ever ashamed or shameless?

Are you a product of what you see or are you simply who you are? Sleep, Leo Bishop and Chris Caine tackle the topic of gay parenting. The guys also speak on if people are born or made gay. Perceptions of men vs women are also discussed on this episode. Is it ok to be happy?

They say it�s better to give than to receive. Chris Caine, Sleep and Leo Bishop focus on generosity, karma and genuine love for others on this episode. They also ponder if the motive matter (when giving) if the result is good. Should people assist out of kindness or just for the thrill?

To expect or not to expect? Leo Bishop, Chris Caine and Sleep converse and navigate through the world of lowered expectations. For love people accept many things and change their expectations based on several reasons. But would you?

Man Down Pimp In Distress! Sleep, Chris Caine and Leo Bishop discuss how men have lost their way and are losing value due to their own desperation. The fellas speak on many scenarios where men need to hold firm and Man the Fu*k Up!

Sleep, Chris Caine and Leo Bishop are back for this season's 2nd episode. On this show we're questioning going pro. Going pro as in pro parentship aka being a parent and friend of your child. Are women or men more likely to be friends with their offspring? Is it neccassry and/or is it a good idea? To be or not to be!

Chris Caine, Leo Bishop and Sleep are back for the 1st episode of the 2nd season of Sh*t I Shouldn't Say. The guys are joined by special guest and Flint, Michigan's own Jus Ra of the online lyrical supergroup "The Fraternity". During this episode Jus Ra shares his families firsthand and ongoing struggle with the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. This personal story forces one to question the lack of response of God and government. Is this the land of milk and honey or the land of sewage and sludge?

SISS episode 10 is all about hip-hop. Remy Ma just dropped her diss record against Nicki Minaj titled "Shether". Sleep, Chris Caine and Leo Bishop are joined by their special guest Branden D to discuss its impact. Female hip-hop, ghost writers, mumble rap, casual fans and so called real rap make this a passionate show.

Beauty lies or ugly truths? The 9th episode of SISS covers this loaded question. Leo Bishop, Sleep and Chris Caine dive into monogamy, testosterone, secret families, sex shaming and if real men cheat. In relationships couples demand honesty at all times. But can you handle the truth?

Is there a difference between being racist and prejudice? Chris Caine, Leo Bishop and Sleep tackle this on the 8th episode of Shit I Shouldn't Say. Many questions arise from a topic so potent. Questions such as can we destroy racism, is it ok for white people to say nigga, and can or has racism held you back? Are you Racist or Nah?

We back baby for the 7th episode and the first of 2017! Sleep, Chris Caine and Leo Bishop drop jewels on thirst traps, selling labia, Trump's so called muslim ban and America being like Debo from Friday. They also get into life after death, heaven/hell, sports and LSD. Get trippy!!

In life things get mixed up. This includes culture, customs and people. Episode 6 is no different. Leo Bishop, Chris Caine and Sleep tackle the potential challenges of raising a bi racial child. Some that come from within and some from society. Hair, self reflection, history and a little bit of shit that shouldn't be said. To mix or not to miX.?!

When parents collide someone has to pay. On the 5th episode of the Shit I Shouldn't Say podcast special guest Chris Caine joins Sleep and Leo Bishop, as they discuss Parental Control. The one sided system of Child Support and the misuse of it. They also discuss the lack of choices men have post conception. Abortion, vasectomies and much more. Some parents just don't understand.