The Sparring Minds Podcast

The fellas welcome season 7 with a salute to hood favorite James Greer. Later, the boys discuss Michael B Jordan and Ja Morant.

The fellas transfer into the season finale with a rare sports topic which.... then transforms into a real life discussion on the responsibility of success.

The fellas discuss a crazy situation in Cabo which leads into a discussion on friendship

Death often brings difficult conversations. The fellas discuss how death effects the living.

The City of Boston is currently blanketed with death and trauma. The gang invite guests Feed the Hood into a Sparring Session to discuss the hard truths of our community.

The fellas discuss a wild news week including a sex worker who is mad at men who don't consider her dating material.

The fellas come back from a two week break to welcome award winning black podcast, Talk of the Town to a Sparring Session. After a strange Peoples Court, the guests are welcomed to a heated discussion about people being tit for tat.

Who is to blame for the current inadequacies of the Boston Public System. Maine has a clear finger to point, but Hustle isn't buying it.

Is the lifetime requirement in marriage outdated? The fellas discuss.

In the pre-show, the fellas get into a heated debate regarding morality. Later, the boys argue the covenant of marriage and if it needs to be altered to adjust to modern times.

Maine, Pain, and HT all step away to enjoy time with their family leaving Hustle and Little up to no good. Hustle spends the pre-show ranting about Hightower's regal lifestyle. During the show, the two wildcards debate various questions received in The Sparring Minds Mailbag.

In the pre-show , the fellas discuss a strange phenomenon in the dating landscape. Later, Chuck points the finger at Little, while Maine and Pain come to his rescue.

The fellas find themselves returning to the podcast mic in the middle of a hail storm caused by legendary producer Irv Gotti. The guys dig deeper into his motivations and the eventual fallout of his comments.

The fellas find three of Boston's most eligible bachelors to try and generate a love connection with a beautiful woman. Let the journey of love begin.

As the season finale looms, two spectacular stories jump out and the fellas have choice but to break it down.

Multiple hot topics are on the table. The fellas start out discussing the failure of a father. Later in the show, the guys finally discuss the great debate... Abortion.

The number of men doing strange things in todays world has prompted the fellas to have a discussion on Simp Shit. Pain brings back one of his favorite segments.... Man Law!

The fellas get together to discuss a few trending topics, such as the loss of Hip-Hop royalty, Russian prisoners and more.

The fellas get together to discuss the most influential people in the city of Boston.

Batman and Catwoman? Plumber and helpless housewife? Boss and Secretary? Slave and Slave owners wife? The fellas discuss the art of Role Playing.

In the pre-show, the fellas discuss why student loans are the new pandemic. Later, culture changers, Black Dollar stop by the show. Hustle freestyles and everyone is at a loss, including the guests. Wild times!

In the pre-show, the fellas  finalize the recent Will Smith and Chris Rock fiasco and then discuss the best black male actor. Later, Filmmaker and Content Creator Toot Whalen joins the show to discuss his journey.

Hustle applauds a young king who gets it, meanwhile Hightower objects. Then, in the main show, the fellas debate what does and should happen after someone is caught lying AGAIN in a relationship.

The fellas put together the largest cast of characters in the shows history. Hustle exposes Hightower and Little in an extended pre-show rant. Pain defends his guys with an attack of his own.  City legends Mitch Hercule of Herc Skills and Dana Cromwell, commish of the Sit N Talk Brand join the cast at the top of the show to discuss urban black myths.   Later, the incredible Mz MoPhi...

A crazy People's Court segment opens the door to a much needed discussion around self care and mental health within the black community. Special guest, teacher and student mental health advocate, Sharif Williams joins the show.