The Fellas 5 Podcast

In this episode, the Fellas discuss the idea of intellectual property works and if someone's personal story would fall into that category. Also, the Fellas talk about how important time is and whether or not it is the most valuable commodity.

In this episode, the Fellas discuss a social media post they came across where the writer is seemingly proclaiming their love and commitment to their partner and begins with the line "You are not the most beautiful woman". Is the writer insensitive for saying this about their partner or is the sentiment they were attempting to convey all that matters, rendering the opening line, as well as subsequ...

In this episode, the Fellas talk specifically about how this particular bond between this particular group of people developed into what it is known to be today.

In this episode, the Fellas recap their trip to New York City during their annual Fellas Trip for the year 2022.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about their top five movies from the 1980s, as well as share their scariest movie moments and their "coming of age" movies.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about their top five NBA point guards of all time and compare their lists.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the feeling of overwhelming sadness and disappointment they have experienced regarding some of the more recent world events and share their opinions about the celebration/commercialization of Juneteenth.

In this episode, the Fellas share their opinions about the potential overturning of the Roe v. Wade ruling from 1973 and what some of the implications of the overturning could be for the country.

After recording the main episode, the Fellas began talking about NBA player Ben Simmons and the news that he may have a mental issue that may be prohibiting him from physically being able to play basketball. When we join them in the conversation, they are discussing why and how an issue may be dormant for so long and then one day appear.

In this episode, the Fellas discuss a social media post they came across posted by The Shade Room (#TSRGreatDebatez) that spoke to a "test" where a man asked a woman with whom he was in a relationship for $100 to determine what she would do and how she would respond. Her response was a string of inquiries about his need for the money, which he felt was inappropriate because he had planned an expen...

In this episode, the Fellas talk about the concept of analysis paralysis (the inability to make a decision to the point of being frozen or "paralyzed"), what that has looked like for them, and how they have attempted to move through it. Also, tangentially, the Fellas talk some about grief and what comes after it.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about what open relationships are and some misconceptions or misunderstandings about how they operate and their "rules".

In this episode, the Fellas discuss if black men are "allowed" to be angry, be it in public or in private. They share some of their experiences around how black anger has been viewed and some of the identifed ramifications of being expressive in that way.

In this episode, the Fellas share their initial thoughts and reactions to one of the more prominent events that took place during this year's Academy Awards event, which was the incident that involved presenter Chris Rock and guests Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith.

In this episode, the Fellas discuss whether or not there is a double standard in fashion where some people are expected to be more "dressed up" than others. Some of the ideas they consider are if certain professions or events are more indicative of certain types of attire and whether or not this is an issue at all.

In this episode, the Fellas take note of the season changing to Spring and how that often speaks to the idea of new beginnings and fresh starts. To that end, they reflect on some of the significant new beginnings in their lives and share some of their thoughts on how to navigate the "season changes" of our lives.

In this episode, the Fellas touch on some of the more recent happenings in the professional sports world, talking about the NFL's Russell Wilson's notable trade and Deshaun Watson's marketability, and the NBA's Ben Simmons and his upcoming visit to Philadelphia since his trade to the Brooklyn Nets.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about whether or not it is okay to lie and, if it is, when, why, and to whom. They also discuss the difference between things like lies, "white lies", and "just jokes".

In this episode, the Fellas talk about "casual racism", which refers to the types of racism that are seemingly interwoven into American society or that are, at this point, accepted and not often challenged. The Fellas discuss what some forms of this type of racism are and why it is acceptable or recognized as part of everyday life.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about professional American sports, specifically regarding the NBA and the NFL. For the NBA, they talk a bit about positionless basketball, the definition of a "big man", and 'great' versus 'smart' gameplay. For the NFL, they talk about Super Bowl predictions and quarterback comparisons.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about FOMO, the fear of missing out. They discuss what FOMO actually is, why it is, and if it will always be something.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about mortality and share some of their beliefs and feelings about the subject, looking into things like why people may fear death and hold on to life.

In this episode, the Fellas reflect on the works of legendary entertainer Michael Jackson and discuss what they feel was his magnum opus and why.

In this episode, the Fellas discuss whether or not athletics should be a part of the collegiate experience. In the discussion, they consider the impact that athletics have on academics, campus life, and just how important athletics are to the operation of a university.

In this episode, the Fellas talk about motivation, discussing what some of the forces are behind their motivation and what it takes to become and stay motivated.