InforMILLy Honest

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.

This week the guys talk about Bret Favre suing Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee for allegedly defaming him over him allegedly stealing money from a Mississippi welfare fund. They end by discussing their relationship with their own attractiveness...or lack thereof.

This week the guys go full blown pop culture and discuss R. Kelly making headlines again, Beyonce's recent $24M Dubai performance, whether Eminem or Jay Z had a bigger impact on hip hop and more.

This week the guys talk about loyalty between friends sparked from hit sitcom, "Abbott Elementary" and 50 Cent's claim that Eminem had a bigger impact on hip hop than Jay Z.

This week the guys wrap up the 5th season finale and 2022 by talking about whether or not material gain defines success, Herschel Walker, and Cowboys' owner, Jerry Jones, showing up in an anti school segregation rally in 1957 as a 14 year old boy. Sorry for the last posting!!

This week the guys celebrate their 100th episode by reminiscing a bit on favorite past episodes and more.

This week Adam and Josh discuss an alternative burial method where the deceased individual is placed in a garment made of organic cotton, wood, and mushroom spores. The purpose of the suit is to consume the toxins your body gives off when it dies.

This week the guys pick one free item to have for life. The list: -Flights -Food -Concerts -Gas -Hotel Stays -Clothes/shoes

This week the guys talk about the expectations of tipping in 2022.

This week Adam and Josh discuss a post found online. It said would you rather earn $10k/month to do nothing or $100k/month to work 12 hour shifts Monday through Frida

This week the guys discuss the young man that won the Florida State Python Challenge by catching the most pythons in a 10-day period.

This week the guys discuss the two girls that threw tomato soup on a Van Gogh painting and the new "colorful" version of Scooby Doo, well Velma, technically.

This week the guys talk about problematic conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones, being ordered to pay $465M after losing a defamation case issued by victims' families of the Sandy Hook shooting that took place in December of 2012.

This week the guys talk about a Russian rapper named Walkie that committed suicide after being drafted to fight in the Russian-Ukrainian War. The fellas also give their take on yet another Kanye West fiasco.

This week the guys discuss African American Vernacular English (AAVE), what is it? Who should use it? And they also talk about Kanye walking back his infamous "You ain't got the answers" rant on Sway in the Morning.

This week the guys talk about Phoenix Suns owner, Robert Sarver, turning out to be racist and legalized weed in Illinois.

Welcome back to another season of Informilly Honest! On this episode the guys discuss whether or not a guy that kidnapped a bus full of kids in the 70's deserved to get paroled and whether or not pineapple belongs on pizza.

This week the guys wrap up season 4 by discussing towns/streets with racist names, the NBA Finals, the morality of vandalizing someone else's art that you find offensive, nutrition in black neighborhoods and more.