Fullscope Podcast

In this episode, Wellington and Savon are joined by Earon James,  Pastor of Antioch Fellowship in Pace and host of the Theology Q&A Podcast; on The Witness BCC Network. They review HEAT, the 1995 crime film, starring Al Pacino, Robert De Niro and Val Kilmer and directed by Michael Mann.  They discuss why this is not only an all-time crime film but also one of the best put-together movies that’...

In this episode, Wellington and Savon review Kendrick Lamar's 2015 masterpiece To Pimp A Butterfly, how the album was ahead of its time and Kendrick's cultural impact and unique storytelling. They also review the 10-year anniversary of Drake's Thank Me Later, how this project shaped the beginning stages of his rise and up-and-coming Mahalia's Love and Compromise Review.  In the second half, they'r...

In this episode, Wellington and Savon review Training Day, the 2001 crime thriller starring Denzel Washington, Ethan Hawke and Eva Mendes; directed by Antoine Fuqua. They discuss if this should've been Denzel's first Oscar win, among some of his other A-list films, the plethora of great movies he's been in earlier and later in his career as well, Ethan Hawke holding his own in a pivotal supporting...

In this episode, Wellington and Savon review Beyoncé’s Lemonade, the vividness and pain that was highlighted as one of her most complete projects, Jay-Z’s 4:44 as a late-career gem and his permanent legacy as one of his most influential artists, ever for hip-hop. And to close out the first half, we review Future’s latest High Off Life album and if his sound has progressed enough.  In the second ha...

In this episode, Wellington and Savon are joined by Ricky Kooy, a former college classmate of Wellington's. They discuss the NBA coming back in late July in Orlando, Bradley Beal as a possible addition to the Nets, if Kyrie and KD are just another version of Westbrook-KD and what the Bucks have to do, to keep Giannis long-term. In the second half, we review Warriors-Thunder 2016 Western Conference...

In this episode, we're joined by a special guest Andrea Meads, has been a rehab specialist for the WNBA in Chicago and also a good friend of the show. We discuss in the first half, our thoughts on the last two episodes of 'The Last Dance'. We get into the Pacers being a tough challenge for the Bulls in the '98 Eastern Conference Finals, the mystique of MJ's Flu Game and the added reveals of it in...

In this episode, we're joined by Maurice Hendricks, a good friend of the show and creator of our theme music. He is a multimedia content creator, focusing on making music, film production, and video game design. We discuss in the first half, the main elements to look forward to in Drake's upcoming 6th album, what he has left to accomplish, evolve in, and our favorite 3 projects. In the second half...

In this episode, Wellington is joined in the 1st half of the show by Ethan Lewis, a former classmate of his and discuss the team with the most impressive acquisitions in the NFL Draft, the Chiefs' biggest threat and main takeaways from episodes 5 and 6 of 'The Last Dance'. In the second half, Wellington and Savon discuss Drake's recent Dark Lane Demo Tapes release and where this ranks among some o...

Wellington is joined by Josh Crocker, a college classmate of his and a good friend of the show. In this Cavs-Warriors 2016 Finals Game 7 Review, they discuss Lebron's legacy elevated, his unbelievable block and the Warriors' historic season hopes diminished. They also discuss Kyrie's offensive excellence, Draymond's impressive performance and how the outcome led to the Warriors acquiring KD!  In t...

Wellington and Savon discuss Joe Burrow as the #1 pick from the Draft’s potential and Gronk making a career return to Tampa Bay and more. Then discussed is looking back and reflecting on J. Cole’s KOD two years later and finally Jhené Aiko’s Chilombo and the edginess and growth she brings; to one of her best projects! 

In this episode, Wellington and Savon discuss the Warriors, Clippers and Lakers' best duo over the next 2-3 years and Tua's health for the draft and future. They also discuss Tory Lanez' new TTN3 project and him being an independent artist now. Then we dive into The Wire's long-lasting excellence and it as possibly the best TV show ever!

Memorable Game Review: James Harden Dunks on Draymond Green 

Jameis Winston, Cam Newton, Drake, The Weeknd,