High Codes

On our final episode of 2020 we go rogue and discuss cocaine vs heroin, what we like in women and then we go off about a bunch of things we did and did not like this year. Stay Hazie and keep gathering thoughts! Click and listen!

We needed a break from the super serious talk so we had to bring our resident female host on to talk about a bunch the usual relationship and toe nail color stuff. Click and listen❗️ 

Longtime friend of the show AK stops by to talk about his endeavors into music. How pain has played a role in shaping that music and how the game of football changed his life. Besides that, we do a brief but deep dive into memory lane.

We have the OG Ricardo D’Sean come by the Hazie Basement as we ventured back with him to get a timeline of how he got to where he is today. During this we here about entrepreneurship, motivation, a competitive aspect in his industry and more. Save The Black Dollar!

Olumide stops by to talk to us about his most recent project Maintain. He shares some tips on making connections in the the industry and importance of performing.

With the election over and results somewhat in peril, we have frequent guests of the show Montez stop by with his partners Juan & Jassiem to not talk music but all things election, culture and many more. An intellectual debate amongst friends on a lot of black people shit.

We have rapper and CEO of Shop Open, Crown, stop by and talk to us about breaking into the rap game. The creation and messages behind his new project, "We Still Don't Know" and some life gems.

On this episode Chuck takes it upon himself to rant about a lot of things from fantasy football to his recent hibernation. Mook has a challenge put on him and Soundman explains why he likes responding like an asshole

Thank You, Lake Arbor! the album is out TODAY! The boys from Lake Arbor Records stop by again to tell us about their new and highly anticipated album. GKD, Sebago and producer JohhnyJon tell us about the impact they want this album to have, the feels it should bring while listening to it, and just the overall process that took place when piecing together this masterpiece.  S/o to our Soundman "Oma...

It's been a little over a year and Myles is back to talk the MCML brand. and its growth since then. This leads us to legal cases with the brand MCM, celebrity s/o's and looking forward to what next in store for MCML. #FREEMCML CLICK AND LISTEN!

Friend of the show Ameer stops by and we discuss a many of things from the impact of Covid within his profession. What it was like living in several major cities and politics.

We try to avoid politics but get caught up in the question of policy vs politics. We then transition to whether your experiences should trump everything else. From there we somehow end up talking about HBCU’s.

Charles talks about how much he hates black twitter. Mook asks for you all to put some respect on the legend Nipsey Hussle’ name and more politics. A lot more politics.

Six weeks away from the election, we discuss voting and what we need personally in order to place informed votes. National elections vs Local and what Trump has in store for his campaign down the stretch. We discuss where we see ourselves in the world as beings and finish with what should actually expect from our political parties. R.I.P. Breonna Taylor Click and Listen!

We have our resident lady guest come through and we don’t get ratchet, but rather informative and discuss everything from men needing to be better fathers to how community violence and absentee fathers connect. We finish by talking about sports and, one of our three hosts got engaged!

On this episode we talk about the untimely passing of the legendary Chadwick Boseman and pay homage to our fellow lost brethren. We then turn our attention to whether or not we’re living in the worst year ever and how poor fun is really the move. We finish with the activism that has taken over the NBA and what they got right and wrong. Click and listen!

We have marijuana connoisseur  Fatman of Izm vibes and talk all things cannabis. We start with what he makes of the weed game in 2020 then dive into the DMV weed scene. He also shares some of his best weed stories of past and tips for knowing which strands you need

Cliff  Vegas stops by the podcast to catch us up on what he’s been doing over the years and how its prepared him for his latest releases. How he got into the rap game and how some of your favorites bit from him. We also delve into his life on how marriage and anime helped his music career.

We discuss the hottest song in these streets and give our unsolicited male opinion on WAP, which leaves us down a path of a bunch of nonsense. We discuss other female artist that we listen to and give even more unsolicited male opinions about women’s issues. We finish by having Mama Shae stop by and teach us a bit about a woman’s body.

We have guest TV Producer and host of No Timeouts the Podcast drop by to talk all things sports as they are set to resume next week. From baseball needing stars to inviting your significant other to the NBA Bubble. We finish with our discussion shifting to knowledge and how to teach and bring other on board during these troubled times.

We talk about black politics and what that means in this day and age. What a black diaspora would actually look like and what it means to be American and a Man.

Dancer, student and cook. Our good friend Teshauna stops by as she comes back to MD and shares tour and California stories while checking us (Chuck)

Two of our favorite guests stop by (Amirah & RJ) to tone it down a notch and have some fun with some passionate (yelling) arguments and a bunch of ratchetness from RDP (raw dawg pussy) to the pros and cons of sexual experimentation in college, condoms, best friends, the timeline, quarantine babies and much more. Click and listen!

We have the OG Rj stop by again to talk about what is currently taking place in the country and how the US unresolved history with religion, race and ancestors has led us to where we are now.

We sit down with friend and internet legend, Kelly Ibeh, to discuss the current state of black life in America. From racism to protests to Black Lives Matter, we touch on many different things and have added commentary from Ujan and Rj.