InforMILLy Honest

This week the guys discuss whether or not “thick skin” is a real thing and more.

This week Josh, Adam, and Marcus discuss betrayal in relationships, but not in the way you think, shock value art, the COVID-19 vaccine and more.

This week Adam and Josh discuss various topics such as what exactly the Met Gala is, the police, teen television, and more.

This week Josh, Aaron, and Adam discuss creating when not motivated, music, and more.

This week the guys talk about skin color in the Bible, "this generation" in the work force, dumb travel decisions, and more.

This week the guys discuss whether or not they feel like their age and to stick to the age talk, they talk about individuals their junior that changed their outlook in some way or just served (or serves) as inspiration.

This week Aaron and Marcus discuss the giant that is Walmart, the giant that is Kanye West, and some smaller stuff too.

This week the guys discuss legends in entertainment that aren’t that good and dating double standards.

This week Aaron's younger brother, Chris, joins the guys to talk about times they clicked with strangers and just how vulnerable is too vulnerable.

This week Josh and Adam discuss inappropriate kid/adult relationships, race in America, and more.

Welcome back! This week the guys kick off season 3 by discussing Lupe Fiasco and Royce Da 5' 9"'s beef, Simone Biles and Sha'Carri Richardson's Olympics woes, and whether or not celebs should inherently be role models.

This week the guys discuss what world crisis they would end if they could. Oh and this is the season 2 finale!

This week the guys chat about sex toys, awkward sexual experiences, and more.

This week Josh, Aaron, and Adam talk scariest moments, happiest moments, and more.

This week the guys jump into it without an actual agenda and end up discussing grammar & texting etiquette and favorite routines, amongst other subjects. They also continue the conversation about the group's hypothetical superpowers due to Aaron's absence during the first chat.

This week the guys bring on long time listener, Abeo. She's a versatile artist that does videography, photography, and even dabbles into poetry. During this episode the guys discuss topics she sent in revolving around happiness, success, and God.

This week Josh, Marcus, and Adam sorta geek out again and talk if they'd accept mutant powers if the outcome was unknown, villains they agreed with, and more.

This week Josh, Adam, and Marcus chat about "nerd-ism", ugly shoes, Lil Nas X, and guns.

This week Josh is out, but Adam, Aaron, and Marcus press on with a rather laid back chat about forthrightness, vulnerability, and honesty. They also dip in and out of subjects like mental health, therapy, religion, technology, and more.

This week the guys are without Marcus but have a guest named...Marcus. Marcus considers himself to be an Uno connoisseur given the fact he owns about 80 different Uno decks. Some of the things discussed on this episode are how often one should have sex, what you'd do if your significant other killed someone, and more.

This week the guys nerd out a bit by talking about what fictional weapons they'd like to wield and gaming. There's also moments of reflection and reminiscing during conversations about things they used to do but wish they still did and a lighthearted "One Gotta Go" between classic black sitcom (and one movie) dads.

This week it's five guys from Gary, Indiana instead of four. On the 40th episode, the guys summon songwriter, Raphael Ishman, better known as, Felly The Voice. Based in Atlanta, Felly has worked with artists such as Chris Brown, Monica, Ciara, and more.

The guys are back with their podcast within a podcast, Audio Files Vol. 3. If this is your first experience with Audio Files, the guys submit four albums each that resonate with them, everyone listens to them, then they come together and discuss the albums. Each person picks two albums from each person's list that they liked the most. All genres are in play.

This week Josh, Adam, and Marcus discuss what they're hopeful for to return post-COVID, what podcasts they're tuned into these days, Marvel stuff, and more.

This week the guys do a "One Gotta Go" of Jim Carrey, Will Ferrell, Adam Sandler, and Seth Rogen. As a forewarning, it's a rather deep dive. Once back sea level, the guys talk relationships and big life surprises.