InforMILLy Honest

This week the guys discuss the Tesla event that took place on October 10 where they revealed their familiar sounding "We, Robot" thingamajig. They also get into the topic of Black people doing heinous things, such as enjoying nature.

This week Aaron fills the group in on returning home to Ashville, NC after Hurricane Helene. The gentlemen also stumble into a conversation about what's more "important", ass shape or size.

This week the guys chop it up with high school friend, pro bowler, Maurice Pennington. In this episode they talk about who, and I quote "who their favorite dumb nigga is that dumb niggas think are smart"...along with Maurice's elevation into the professional bowling universe.

This week the guys welcome high school friend Lamar Jones, to the pod to talk what he's been up to since high school, but not before they dive into the notion that many believe that local stars should have dibs on the Super Bowl Halftime Show, and also Adam West's, typically known for his role as Batman in the late 60s, unusually high sexual appetite.

This week the fellas get a little morbid and talk about exactly what the long ass title suggest...that and what methods of dying they least prefer...and also a bunch of hilarious three-word sentences they'd tell their 18 year old selves.

After a few months away from recording the guys are back to catch up with what's new. Josh is nursing a dance injury. Aaron has eloped. Marcus has turned a new page in his romantic life. And Adam's a wannabe Youtuber again.

On this episode, the guys welcome long time listener and high school classmate, Derreka Rollins. Derreka stopped by and filled the gentlemen in on what she's been up to since high school over 15 years ago and what she sees for the future of their beloved hometown, Gary, Indiana.

This week the guys and Mony talk about wokeness and the highjacking of it's definition. If you caught Katt Williams' latest Netflix special, he talks similarly about the topic and we just want to make it known this was recording prior to May 4th. Love you Katt. Lol

This week the guys are joined by childhood friend and classmate Ramon "Mony" Ishman. They rift on what they'd rather give up forever; fellatio or cheese, then go down an hilarious memory lane session.

This week the guys discuss the ridiculous Jake Paul/Mike Tyson fight coming up later this year and a lady that was offered a steak dinner instead of the, over $3M, her penny slot machine told her she won.

This week the guys discuss a flying car coming on the market going for almost $200K and the optics of preacher's that own private jets and live lavishly in general.

This week the guys talk communication skills and their life transitions in their mid 30s.

This week the guys attempt to remember how things were before COVID changed the world.

This week Adam and Josh talk, at (very) surface level, about the recent Palestine-Israel conflict.

This week the guys answer questions from Adam’s wife, Abeo, about what they’d do with their lives if they weren’t leading the ones they’re in.

This week the guys discuss whether or not it's harder to impress males or females and more.

Maybe you sense the racial undertones in the title, maybe you don't, but this week the guys discuss country star, Jason Aldean's controversial yet beloved song "Try That in a Small Town" and more.

This week the guys discuss how long they think they'd last if they were stranded in the wilderness. This conversation was brought on by the History Channel show playing on Netflix, "Alone", where 10 constants are given the opportunity to bring 10 items and survive in their separate designated areas of Canadian wilderness until there's one person standing. The winner wins $500,000.

This week the guys talk about what really grinds their gears at work, workplace reviews, and more.

This week the guys discuss what their "canon events" are. As detailed in the film, Across the Spider-Verse, a canon event is a moment or action that must happen to certain Spider-Men – otherwise their universe risks being destroyed. Of course, none of the members of this podcast hold such power (or responsibility) so no universes are at risk. They're just describing moments that makes them them.

This week the guys kick off the 7th season by discussing Jonah Hill's problematic text messages to his ex, internet personality/OnlyFans model, Lena the Plug shooting with a male other than her man, and more.

This week the guys discuss Ja Morant's antics off the court and whether or not Hip Hop has anything to do with it. (We understand this is "old news" at this point as this was recorded at the end of May.)

This week the guys discuss sex education and how it relates to kids. This topic was sparked from a viral video of a North Carolina man reading a sex-ed book that could be checked out from his son's school library.

This week the guys discuss California's new plan to pay wrongfully convicted individuals $140/day for every day they were incarcerated. Two men recently released from prison after serving 17 years for crimes they did not commit will be given $900k. Is this enough?

This week the guys discuss what music is off limits first thing in the morning and whether or not hip-hop is rooted in republican values.