Brothers Breaking Bread Podcast

Continued from the previous episode: WCCO film archives find footage of a young Prince Nelson, or just Prince. Mizzou wins two National Championships in Disc Golf, which leads us to ask should we care? Public Enemy released “Fear of A Black Planet” 32 years ago. Rapper Maino talks about his runaway slavery roleplay with white women. Show Prolog: Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B Pod”, is a...

On this episode: We start off with the search and capture of Frank James, the New York Subway shooter. The Mayor of New York, Eric Adams, has a few words for BLM supporters. Cuba Gooding Jr. pleads guilty to “Forcible touching”. We pull footage from the archives and wonder if the KFC bucket on his head played a part in his poor choices. A transgender woman impregnantes another female prisoner in a...

Continued from the previous episode: A teenager was thrown from a roller coaster to his death, and a disgusting bottom feeder macaraded as a mourning family member to get paid. The volleyball coach at Grambling did some spring cleaning. We tried to talk a little baseball after opening day but Ten Scott voted no. Show Prolog: Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B Pod”, is a collection of Africa...

On this episode: Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed by the Senate 53-47 despite Tim Scott and other republican objections. Chris Wallace was challenged on his internal narrative of “The Greatest Generation” and their lack of democracy domestically. Will Smith received his punishment from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The argument for bureaucracy is also ma...

Continued from the previous episode: Will Smith slapped presenter Chris Rock at the Oscars, making his Best Actor win and several other historic moments an afterthought. Did Chris cross a line with his joke about Jada Pinket-Smith, forcing Will to protect his wife? Is there a justification for violence in this instance? What is Jada’s role in this spectacle? Show Prolog: Brothers Breaking Bread, o...

On this episode: We further investigated the developments in the confirmation hearings for Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court nomination. Her potential colleague, Clarence Thomas has been asked to recuse himself from January 6th proceedings because his republican activist wife is entangled in the insurrection correspondence. The KCPD has gotten rid of the Thin Blue Line, at least for black offi...

Continued from the previous episode: Is it possible that the circus surrounding the impeccable KBJ is a smokescreen to cover up the partisan uprising called for by the wife of black conservtive Justice Clarence Thomas? A suit is underway addressing the wrongful imprisonment of a Wyandotte Co, Kansas man. Two teenagers killed their 66 year old Spanish teacher in a gory vashion. Another teacher got...

On this episode: Ketanji Brown Jackson underwent intensive questioning from underqualified white men on her Supreme Court Nomination. The Senate approved of her in a bipartisan manner for her circuit court appointment, but Republicans are claiming Critical Race Theory is responsible for her SCOTUS appointment. Her college Harvard roommate and Senator Cory Booker had her back. Hopefully she’ll be s...

We wanted to give you a glimpse into the process of selling out. We thought about doing it for close to a month and ultimately sold out in early March. As you listen, we thought about doing it around episode 190 and even as far back as 188. We decided the Krackers weren't done yet and needed to go back in the oven. There was an informal mid-week production meeting that was a slow listen and includ...

On this episode: Imagine if you will a universe where the Brother’s that Break Bread sell out to appease a Conservative audience like Candace Owens. A pure money grab, where shame doesn't exist, facts are negotiable, and Trump is a hero. Allows us to introduce you to the Koloreds Kracking Krackers. Toward the end we snap back to our reality, and the Brother’s investigate the arrest of Black Panthe...

Continued from the previous episode: Joe Rogan had a visit from Freddie Gibbs seeking friends in the black community after his N-Word “compilation”. We officially named Feb. 5th as Juwan Howard day. Game and Kanye dropped a new deranged music video threatening Kim’s boyfriend Pete Davidson. We finished up by asking if J Cole is a top 10 rapper of all-time. Show Prolog: Brothers Breaking Bread, or...

On this episode: Welcome back Sam. We talked about racism surrounding the Ukrainian/ Russian War. Reporters are not accustomed to refugees with blue eyes and blonde hair. The Ukrainian Border Patrol is refusing to let Africans escape. In domestic racism Tucker Carlson is calling for Kentaji Brown Jackson’s LSAT scores. Continued on the next episode... Show Prolog: Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “...

Continued from the previous episode: Kim, co-founder of the “Psychology of the Hustle” podcast, paid us a visit. We discussed who was responsible for the outburst and fight at the conclusion of the Michigan Wolverines/ Wisconsin Badgers basketball game. Spoiler alert: It was Juwan Howard. We also discussed the retirement (not firing) of a local teacher accused of saying the N word in class, and de...

On this episode: Russia invaded Ukraine! NATO and particularly the United States are on edge fearing further escalation of hostilities. While keeping an eye on that crisis, Joe Biden nominated Kentanji Brown Jackson to be the first Black Woman on the Supreme Court. Let the Senate confirmation battle begin. Kim, co-founder of the “Psychology of the Hustle” podcast, dropped in to discuss. Continued...

Continued from the previous episode: Mental midget Marjorie Taylor Greene fears an invasion from the Soup Nazi. An intellectual young black man rebutted a rightwing YouTuber’s misleading video by showing reciepts and cross-referencing works cited pages. Our favorite Louisiana politician, Gary Chambers, is back with a new campaign ad, and trust me, it is FIRE!!! We also learned some dark truths abo...

On this episode: A solid discussion sprouted on the future of black voices combating the onslaught of CRT bans and gerrymandering from conservatives. Courts ruled on republican drawn maps in Alabama and North Carolina while the Senate in Kansas is voting to override the democratic governor’s veto. A teacher must be in a heap of trouble for assigning a 10 year old girl as the class nurse in a pande...

Continued from the previous episode: Brian Flores filed a class action lawsuit insinuating that the NFL is colluding against black head coaching candidates. Somebody get a statement from Eric Bienemy. A woman asks why grown kids don’t call their parents voluntarily, leading to a discussion on appropriate parenting strategies. Uncle Folks dropped in to remind us how to be a man. A$AP Rocky heard ab...

On this episode: Happy Black History Month! Manchurian Candidates in the Republican party have labeled the January 6th insurrection “Legitimate Political Discourse”. They probably also believe bomb threats at HBCUs is also legitamate. Whoopie Goldberg sparks a debate on the role of racism in the Holocaust, leading us to call for an end to Anti-Melanation. India Arie called Joe Rogan out for racism...

Continued from the previous episode: Florida passed a law banning critical race theory then started banning lectures on the history of POCs. With Florida annually a strong candidate to be named America's taint, we discussed the 2020 and 2021 seasons of Georgia and Texas. NFL Playoffs are still going on, we spent about 13 seconds on them. Sean Payton also walked away from the Saints. In a time of l...

On this episode: We brought in our chief legal counsel Ruben for this episode. We had a full house and several good things going on during check-ins but also a side-eye for the baseball writers denying Barry Bonds access to Cooperstown. The bulk of the episode addressed the retirement of SCOTUS associate justice Stephen Breyer and the potential ramifications. Could we see the first Black Woman on...

Continued from the previous episode: We engaged in another doggone debate over police abuse of power. NFL Playoffs are in full swing, check out our hot takes. We also revisited the argument about cultural appropriation and the imagery surrounding the KC Chiefs. Toward the end we were reminded of a notorious 10 Meters story previously told on episode 89 (Grades of Wrath-Highly recommend you listen...

On this episode: Kim joined us once again and ushered in an unprecedented triple side eye. The Supreme Court cleared the way for the House to summon Trump’s January 6th documents denying his claim of executive privilege. Rogue senate democrats claim to agree with a voting rights bill targeting the methods republicans have used to disenfranchise urban voters, but they refused to remove the filibust...

Brother's decided to take the holiday weekend off. So we're releasing another classic episode. This was a duck boat episode before we knew about duck boats, and the second half of a recording titled "Brown Box Residue". We also spent some time discussing the 2018 Winter Olympics. We also discussed the opening weekend of Black Panther. Frank had an issue with Coco's Blue-ray release.

Continued from the previous episode: Former NFL and Ohio State head coach Urban Myer denied claims that he knew Trayvon Martin’s likeness was used on a OSU powerpoint to enforce the hoodie policy. Antonio Brown resigned in spectacular fashion. Everyone else is asking if he or the Bucs are to blame. We in Triple B fashion harkened back to an old argument about the way Aaron Rodgers was treated vs A...