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In our review of our favorite episode, "Stinkmeaner Strikes Back" we talk about hoe "nigga moments" actually never truly end.

This episode is a wild ride. We pay respects to Emmitt Till and Peter Green, Pfizer vaccine deal, FOX News sex harassment suit, Ft Hood bodies, Jeff Bezos going up $13B in one day, DJ Flunker’ domestic violence video, DMX/Snoop Verzuz battle, new J. Cole songs, Aaron shits on Logic, Kanye’s latest antics, Bombrush Cyberpunk, and the upcoming Mike Tyson-Roy Jones Jr fight. Music by Turtle Mane Gett...

This episode we breakdown the season two episode "Thank You for Not Snitching" and how snitching is viewed in the black community, the fact that more people snitch than you would think, and when it is okay to snitch.

In our breakdown of season two's "Tom, Sarah, and Usher" we examine relationship insecurities, how to handle friends going through rough poinys in their relationships, and how this episode would have been different had Sarah been black.

This episode we introduce our new cast member @KingHooplah, talk Roger Stone’s comments, pay our respects to John Lewis, give our thoughts on the Judge Salas hit, discuss the bitcoin Twitter hack, and Migos suing QC. Second half we talk Kanye’s recent comments and breakdown, Nicki Minaj’s pregnancy, TORY SHOT MEG, if the moon landing was fake, why are hotdogs memes right now, and the NBA restartin...

Just like the first episode of season two, this episode is all about movies and is discussing how Aaron has been to the movies less than 20 times in his life.

This episode was unexpected but definitely necessary. MEG GOT SHOT, WHO SHOT MEG!? We also talk Kenny Stills and YBN Cordae getting arrested while protesting, JD Witherspoon being given the run around about not getting the part of Granddad in the Boondocks Reboot, and we end the pod with our discussion of Nick Cannon’s comments that led to his separation with Viacom.

In the breakdown of the season one finale "THe Passion of Reverend Ruckus" we talk religion, false prophets, and blind following.

This episode we pay respects to Naya Rivera, then talk Lil Marlo (3:00), Da Rona (8:00), Trump commuting Roger Stone's sentence (14:00) and the Wayfair conspiracy (16:00). Second segment we cover the Washington NFL team identity change (20:00), and hit the BIG topic: The Jada-Will Red Table Talk (28:00), and we end the pod with a third segment of discussing the Daylyt performance and what it means...

Strap in (or up) because this is a good one. This episode we talk sports and the legitimate possibility of them returning, Patrick Mahomes’ historic deal, Trump trying to push another hoax conspiracy, if The Movement has actually achieved anything, Desean Jackson's IG post and our thoughts on it, business relationships between Jews and Blacks, and why everyone desires to be marginalized. Second ha...

In this breakdown of episode 14 of season 1, "The Block is Hot" we discuss the term "selling out" as it pertains to the black continuity and businesses as well as if its feasible to chase your dreams as an adult in modern day America.

In this episode of the BSR we recap "Wingmen" and discuss the concept of distant friendship and what true friendship means.

This episode we discuss the murder of American soldier Vanessa Guilllen and how that correlates to workplace disparagement, the new Virginia with the decriminalization of marijuana and removal of confederate statues, and Phase 3 of the state reopening. We also talk the Washington Redskins and their demanded/expected name change, Akademiks getting too lit and stepping to Freddie Gibbs and Chrissy T...

In this recap of the season one episode "Riley Wuz Here" we discuss artist selling out, using art to convey emotion, and how black media portrays black people.

In our discussion of the whimsical season one episode "Let's Nab Oprah" we cover "nigga technology", what it means, what it has evolved into, and how it has affected society. And as with any episod with Ed and Rummy we discuss white privilege. 

This episode we talk about the newly reopened Elijah McClain case, the Bubba Wallace noose situation update, how unjust crimes happen so often that it sometimes can feel like a helpless cause, Richmond citizen’s ongoing war with RPD, and some recent discoveries/warrants on 45. We lighten things up with Trey Songz returning to the community to give back and the spat that caused with Meek Mill, the...

In our recap of the season one episode "The Itis" we talk about the eating habits of the black community, the authenticity of "black owned" business, and the affects of (reverse?) gentrification. 

In our 30th episode we talk donating to causes related to the Movement and if its effective OR legitimate, the eventual affects of ignoring coronavirus, DL Hughley's stage scare and Ja Rule's bizarre greek restaurant commercial. In sports we talk the Noose found in Bubba Wallace's stall and if the NBA can legitimately safely return. We also FINALLY get to talk new music and Mister raves about "The...

We culminate our recap of season one’s “The Return of the King” with a debate on whether Dr. King would be proud or ashamed of modern day African Americans.

This episode we give an update on the Rayshard Brooks case, pay our respects to Oluwatoyin Salau, and talk about changes the Movement has brought about both nationally and right here in RVA where a lot is happening to our pleasant surprise. Then we get to the light stuff; blasting B. Simone for her plagiarism, Danny Matherson's current situation, Kyrie's view on the NBA coming back, and J. Cole an...

This episode we review the holiday episode from season one "A Huey Freeman Christmas" and why that time of year can bring about resentment in multiple cultural ways.

This episode we discuss the season one episode "The Story of Gangstalicious" and delve into the entertainers just being personalities and nothing more.

This episode we speak on the current achievements of the Movement and celebrity/media reaction. We also examine Dave Chappelle's new special and try to figure whose role is what during these times. 

This episode we discuss the season one episode "The Real", digging yourself in a lie hole, and struggling with yourself.

This episode we discuss one of Aaron's favorite episodes, "A Date With the Health Inspector." We explore PTSD, fear and the american justice system (of course.)