Educated Fool

This week, the fools discuss Tolymory relationships, annoying marketers, and a ridiculous ask-a-fool segment.

During this week's episode, the fools discuss Diddy's apology video, the reality show that is known as politics, and thoughts about a father jumping another man because of their child's actions.

This week the fools delve into the ongoing debate of Drake versus Kendrick, share our thoughts on a teacher's viral TikTok video, and discuss an interesting scenario - what would you do if your partner won big at the casino but now owes taxes?

This week the fools discuss Kendricks Euphoria track and how badly college administrations are failing their students amongst protest across the college landscape.

This week, Dr. J takes a more personal approach to this episode, getting vulnerable about his first-world problems.

What is going on with Rappers? This week the Fools discuss the multiple records of rap beef and diss. In addition, the fools question whether Jerrod Carmichael should have a reality show at this time in his life.

This week the fools discuss two documentaries that has sparked a lot of conversation, "Quiet on the Set" & "Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told." Also, there's an Ask a-Fool segment you don't want to miss.

Check out this week's Educated Fool Podcast! Jarrell and Dr. J discuss Love is Blind, why we're obsessed with other people's lives, and tackle an "educated or foolish" segment. Listen now!

This week, the educated fools try to answer the question of what some social media influencers are famous for as Dr. J tries to figure out how and why a talent agency now represents Reesa Teesa.

This week, the Educated Fools discuss the TikTok that had black folks in a chokehold last week, Trump playing in black people's faces, and Cam Newton tossing grown men around. Dive into this week's episode for all the foolishness.

This week, we had to discuss Mo'Nique's interview on Club Shay Shay, and Dr. J speaks about an issue he has with the Carters.

This week, the fools discuss Jay-Z's Grammy speech, Nicki's rage, and another important reminder to take care of yourself.

This week, we talk about the uncomfortable celebrity of Gypsy Rose Blanchard and the unfortunate passing of Dr. Bailey, the Vice President of Student Affairs at Lincoln University.

To kick off the new year, the Fools discuss Tasha K's latest lawsuit, Katt Williams' video featuring Shannon Sharpe, and capitalism's effects on travel.

This week the fool's discuss the Johnathan Majors verdict, Pardi sharing his feelings, and relationships using Cardi B and Offset marriage as a talking point.

This week the fool's had to discuss another mass shooting in America.

This week, the Fools discuss the Cassandra Ventura vs. Sean Combs Civil lawsuit. *Trigger warning: this episode discusses topics regarding rape, sexual violence, and sex trafficking.

This week, Dr. J admits he's the old guy in the club, we talk the ridiculous Cheesecake Factory debate, and we look at 9 creative ways employers are trying to get people to come back into the office.

This week, the fools spend a little time laughing at Drake; well, Jarrell laughs at Drake. Also, the Fools discuss what some people are scams that your job may be getting away with.

This week's episode the Educated Fools talk, livable wages, Jada Pinkett maybe Smith, and a ridiculous Educated or Foolish topic.

This week, the Educated Fools discuss King Petty James Harden, Food delivery in high school, jumping out of the car when you are mad, and work relationships.

The Educated Fools are still trying to get their podcasting legs back this week. Jeff and Jarrell chat, exploiting the unhoused and being mad for the sake of being mad.

After a month and a half hiatus, the Educated Fools are back trying to catch up on everything they missed last month.

This week the fools discuss Carlee Russell's disappearance and the need for us to have information right away. Also, stick around for this week's Educated or Foolish topic.

After technical difficulties last week, this week, the fools try for a second time to discuss Clarence Thomas and affirmative action. In addition to discussing affirmative action, we talk about relationship preferences in light of Keke Palmer's baby daddy jumping out the window.