Negro Please Radio

Happy New Year, this episode Chris talks about a new family tradition they began on New Year's, being proud of Myles, Jan 6 anniversary, and Little Caesar's being shitty.    DC Comedy Loft Jan 19th, 7:30pm - https://www.dccomedyloft.com/shows/162845   Charlottesville: The Southern Cafe and Music Hall Jan 21, https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/01005C23B33C1BD0?CAMEFROM=CFC_SOUTHERNCAFE_WEB_HOMEPAGE...

This week Chris talks about his Christmas with the family, the passing of John Madden and his thoughts on Matrix Resurrection and the ending of the series Insecure 

This week Chris talks about hating IRS, a judge saying the n-word, Steph breaking the all-time 3pt record and Ray Allen being my personal  favorite NBA shooter.

This week Chris talks about being disappointed in a show,  loving DC and Jussie Smollet being foind guilty of lying and the gloating and hypocrisy of Ben Shapiro.

This week Chris talks about recognizing his fears, Lebron James having two fans kicked out, talking shit to pro athletes, the Arbery verdict and a great night in DC.

This week I talk about Thanksgiving memories, overrated foods and traditions. LeBron elbowing Isaiah Stewart, the Rittenhouse verdict and what really upsets black people about it, specifically.  (I recorded this the day before the Arbery verdict) 

This episode Chris talks about the recent death of one of his favorite musical artist Young Dolph, giving up during a trial, a maintenance main mishap and comedy beefs. 

This week Chris talks about deciding to being happy, going back to therapy, Kyle Rittenhouse and AstroWorld. 

This week Chris is surprised at a pretty profound statement from Myles, pet peeves at the deli, shitty tires, upselling and a hard conversation with a friend.

This week Chris talks about parenting moments, and he is finally open about his thoughts on Chappelle, feminism and comics he doesn't care for ie the Hodge Twins. 

This week Chris talks about stepping up for the family, leaning on his wife during hard times and his weekend at the Carlson w/ Mark Normand.

This week Chris talks about Myles trying to impress girls by talking about video games, stepping up in a tough time, remembering the good times and taking others "victories" as your own.

This week I talk about being proud of my son, thin lines in parenting, and my thought on The Many Saints of Newark and Chappelle's new special. 

This week Chris talks about being excited to see the long anticipated Sopranos prequel, The Many Saints of Newark, his trip back home to Rochester, NBA players and vaccines, everyone being themselves unapologetically and then get mad at everyone else for doing the same.

This week Chris talks about it being officially fall, his obsession with video games and his thoughts on a racial incident filmed at AS

This week Chris talks about the birthday computer being a hit, enjoying seeing your siblings in pain,  his weekend  at the DC Improv and Nicki Minaj.

This week Chris talks about wanting to game again, wanting a new car, baby tech, Kanye and Drake's new album, bombing at his first college and he remembers actor Michael K. Williams.

Chris is back this week, he's excited about the computer he got for his son ( and himself to a degree), and his last trip to NYC where he did  Are You Garbage, YKWD and Skeptic Tanks podcasts. 

This episode I talk about the culture war in America, parents losing their minds over masks, and my thoughts on the disaster in Afghanistan and leaving our allies behind.

This week Chris talks about Myles going back to school, masks at school, and he talks about all the love and support he received over the last week since the album release. 

This week Chris talks about his trip to NYC, hosting at Fat Black, attending a Netflix taping, his album coming out today and good samaritans. 

This week Chris talks about Myles' love to create, weekend in DC with Janelle James, looking out for a friend,  and Simone Biles. 

This week Chris talks about not missing the cubicle life, weird co-workers, the NBA Finals and wanting to be great.

This week Chris goes down memory lane, cozy car rides as a kid, featuring at the Toledo Funnybone for the very first time, and why he values having a diverse group of friends. Also his album "Off Script"  is available for pre-sale!!

This week I talk about the Sha' Carri Richardson situation, how people say "the rules are the rules" when it's convenient, and how people of color have to be righteous and think about the greater good and ramifications of our art or personal expressions.