Politically Uncorrect

First I have to try and explain the nuance in Male Friendships before getting into the "dead weeks" of the yearly sports cycle we dive into NBA Free Agency: The best place for Lebron The Lakers are executing project 2025 Jaylen Brown to the Celtics Ja to Portland Then with no respect for continuity we revisit and finish the "Finals Runs" conversation

Everybody seems to agree on a lot of things lately. Parity is good. The Spurs were a dynasty. Victor Wembanyama is the future. America is terrible. The more I hear these opinions repeated, the more I find myself asking a simple question: Did people actually arrive at these conclusions themselves? Or did they inherit them?

Can we just supersim to October?

I thought the series was about to be tied 2-2. The Spurs were up 29 in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, the game looked over, and San Antonio seemed ready to even the series against the Knicks. Then everything fell apart. In this episode, I react to one of the wildest collapses in Finals history: my viewing experience, checking back in as the Knicks cut the lead from 29 to 7, the Spurs’ comedy of errors,...

I genuinely don't know how long this episode will be available, so if you're hearing this... congratulations 😂 I open the show discussing my reaction to Game 1 of the NBA Finals and why I was far more disturbed by the Spurs' emotional reaction to their Game 7 victory over OKC than I was by anything that happened during the Finals game itself. Championship runs can unravel quickly, and...

Andres returns with another new family member and Jeff deciding to make his way back, for what turned out to be a great reunion We discuss: A Memorial Day grilling disaster why “meat placement” is everything as a man the greatness of SGA and why the “free throw merchant” narrative makes no sense why people struggle to recognize quiet greatness OKC’s Game 3 loss and what it actually means why I thi...

I think we are officially living in the era of outsourced opinions. People don’t experience things anymore… they inherit opinions about things. This episode starts with my continued obsession with Drake’s ICEMAN and why I genuinely believe it may be his best overall body of work. Songs like “Shabang,” “2 HARD 4 THE RADIO,” “National Treasures,” “Janice STFU” and especially “Make Them Remember” som...

Drake is back. After one of the most chaotic years of his career, ICEMAN finally arrives and somehow ends up being far more personal, reflective, bitter, funny and calculated than I expected. This wasn’t just an album reaction… this felt like watching somebody rebuild themselves in real time. From the paranoia and resentment on “Make Them Remember” to the Bay Area anthem energy of “2 HARD 4 THE RA...

Things are starting to turn around. Lebron is out the playoffs and Iceman is right at our doors....also we continue to look into the "degrees of difficulty" in NBA finals runs this time heavily featuring "the greatest Laker/PG of all time"

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael starts off by recapping his IG story from earlier in the week, touching on everything from a shooting at Cajun Eats to the surprising early playoff success of Jared McCain and the potential sweep of the Lakers. He also shares a lighter moment about somehow getting a free lunch just for existing. From there, the episode shifts into the main focus —...

Doom scrolling brought me to an interesting graphic illustrating the degree of difficulty between Michael Jordan and Lebron James in their eastern conference playoff runs....from there (Obviously) I needed to know the same for Kobe in this beliefs were confirmed but a lot was also learned. To Kevin Garnett "We are podding....what is podding you might ask...."

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael starts off with a real-life dilemma after trying to support a Black-owned restaurant — only for his order to be wrong. What should have been a simple experience turns into a bigger question about support vs standards , and whether holding something accountable takes away from supporting it. From there, the conversation takes a turn as Michael reac...

While watching the 1st round of the Playoffs Ive noticed alot of unexpected "help" for players and it lead me down the rabbit hole of "Who had the most/best help" amongst recent NBA greats....and Kevin Durant

KD a hoe....and STFU or be honest for once. *We know neither will be done.....ready

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael is still processing the Golden State Warriors’ loss to the Phoenix Suns in the play-in , and it’s clear he hasn’t fully moved on. After initially reacting to the loss, he now sits with the aftermath — the frustration, the uncertainty, and the unavoidable shift into offseason conversations. While there’s still hope tied to potential moves involving...

Turns out I'm dyslexic. ****thats a wild ass spelling of a word for niggas that have that shit fr

In this solo episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael leans into the reality of his recent inconsistency with podcast releases , reflecting on a recent group episode that felt great in the moment but revealed how difficult it is to recapture rhythm and chemistry after time away. From there, the episode takes an unexpected turn as Michael opens up about his newest obsession — Natasha Bedingfield...

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael closes out the GNOAT tournament , picking up from the Sweet 16 and working through the final stretch of the bracket to determine who truly stands alone. With names like Kobe Bryant, Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Kanye West, Stephen Curry, and Randy Moss still in the field, the conversation shifts from simple comparisons to legacy-defining debates . Ea...

In this solo episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael returns after some time away with a lot on his mind — and a lot to get off. He starts with the long-awaited Jonathan Kuminga “revenge game” against the Warriors , which ended up being far more underwhelming than advertised, raising questions about how often narratives are forced onto moments that never actually materialize. From there, Michae...

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael is joined by Allen as the GNOAT tournament officially reaches the second round — where the easy decisions are gone and every matchup starts to feel personal. As the bracket tightens, the conversation expands beyond just names on a list. The two take time to discuss Bronny James and the mental challenge of translating success from the G League to t...

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Allen joins Michael to kick things off with a conversation about the best time of year to be a sports fan , setting the stage for what was supposed to be a clean transition into the second round of the GNOAT bracket . But before things could move forward, Michael catches a major issue — some names that absolutely should have been in the tournament were le...

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael continues the GNOAT tournament by breaking down the results of the first round across all four regions . With the matchups officially decided, the bracket begins to take shape — and so does the controversy. From Region A, heavy hitters like Kobe Bryant, Beyoncé, and 50 Cent advance, while debates around cultural impact versus legacy continue to bu...

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Allen joins Michael for what was supposed to be a straightforward March Madness bracket episode … but things quickly go off the rails. The conversation starts with the news of Zendaya and Tom Holland announcing their marriage , leading to Allen having to quite literally “talk through his pain” on air. That opens the door for Michael to pile on, sharing al...

In this episode of Politically Uncorrect , Michael officially introduces the concept behind the GNOAT bracket — a tournament designed to determine the most impactful and influential Black figures across sports, entertainment, and culture. What starts as a simple idea quickly turns into chaos as Michael realizes there are far too many names to fit into a single bracket. Forced to make tough decisio...

When Kobe Bryant’s legendary 81-point performance is finally eclipsed — and in the controversial fashion that it was — real Kobe fans felt the need to reconnect and process what they had just witnessed. (So obviously that means) Jeff still missing in action, Andres returns to join Michael for a full breakdown of Bam Adebayo’s 83-point explosion and the strange emotions it created. The two walk thr...