3 Brothers No Sense

Happy Pride month. And happy birthday Razi and heavenly birthday to Ferg's dad Kenneth Carter. He wants to sing the Gracie's Corner Happy Birthday Song. RIP Jackie O and we discuss the "you are already beautiful" crowd. Buff actually agrees with 45 on something. That should be enough for the show to end right there. but wait there's more. Our thoughts and prayers goes out to our classmate Aqueelah Radcliff Evans on the loss of her husband. Razi gives his reviews of the new The Little Mermaid and Spider-Man across the spider-verse. Ferg concedes that The Last of Us is actually good and reviews Class of 09. We laugh at Chick Fil A being accused of being woke. We get into the questions and Buff wants the brothers thoughts on allowing (not requiring) teachings to bring guns to school. Ferg is feeling nostalgic and wants to know what was our top 5 bad black male haircuts/styles of our time. Razi takes last questions and asks are we good with these live action remakes and is there an old cartoon that we would like a live action remake. We close discussing black men's mental health and the rise of suicides for them. And finally big up to Ferg's daughter Sky on her dance recital. Sit back and enjoy the discussion!

If you like when we disagree this episode is for you. We opens with Razi congratulating all the graduates and goes off on Marlin TX for only having 5 graduates meet requirements for graduation. He then shouts out his fraternity brother for going viral for calling out Ice Cube for supporting Trump and Ice Cube killing the noise. And that's when the fight started. Buff isn't having the misinformation spread. He then discusses the passing of Tina Turner and Jim Brown. He then calls out the hypocrisy of coming down on Ike and excusing Jim Brown. Ferg brings up Kanye getting engaged...again. He gets first question and wants to know if we are judging Ike Turner by todays standards and is that fair. Razi brings up the viral video of the stepfather refusing to pay for his stepdaughters wedding after she chose the biological father to walk her down the aisle. The brothers react to the video and whether we agree. Buff anchors the conversation and wants to know if the brothers are feminists, is feminism still needed, and if so what is the end goal. This one gets the sparks flying as we tangent to the gender pay gap! We close discussing the 11 year old child that was shot in the chest by the the police after calling 911, Da'Naia Jackson (Derrick Jacksons ex wife), and Target and Bud Light caving to anti-LGBTQ crowd. We ask everyone to take mental health seriously and take the FMLA if needed. We say it all the time, but this one is definetly a must listen. Enjoy!

The Brothers are back this week and Buff sneaks a question in on the front end. We open discussing Ja Morant, his circle, and getting the help he needs. Razi gives a review of Guardians of the Galaxy and we all love Jonelle Monet's new vibe and song lipstick lover. Ferg gets first real question and he wants to know how we regulate expressing our views and ensuring we don't impress our views on others. Buff asks his second question of the show and wants to know should men have a say in whether a woman should get an abortion. That question leads to a tangent on men being able to "abort" their responsibility and not having to pay full child support. Razi can't read the room and asks what movie was so bad that you walked out of or couldn't finish it. As we close Buff has a few colorful words for Gabriel Union. Razi reminds everyone to keep teaching your kids over the summer and we want to congratulate all the educators out there and wish you a fun filled relaxing summer break.

Happy Mothers Day!! We tackle flirting and the jealousy that can come from it in this weeks episode. We open discussing the Freaknik documentary and whether it will live up to the hype. Razi brings up Trumps $5 million judgement and the future legal troubles that may come after his CNN special. Ferg wants to know if we would move to North Carolina after their black AG said the civil rights movement was a communist movement to subvert capitalism. We talk about Elon Musk's new move to name a CEO at Twitter while staying the CTO and the chairman at the same time. Razi gets first question and asks is it better for guys to flirt than a woman to flirt. Buff wants to know are there more forms of cheating and is there anything worse than cheating on your significant other. Ferg continues the theme and asks is jealousy all bad and when does it get to be too much. We close shouting out our close friend Wendell Grant and how he gives of himself so freely without conditions. We also shout out Dakota White for being the fastest kid alive as she broke the Junior Olympics world record. Also Kudos to Grand Rapids School System for finding an answer to gun violence in their schools.

Jerry Jerry Jerry!!! RIP to Jerry Springer as we reminisce on the great times Jerry gave us in high school. Razi is definitely not as keen on Carolyn Bryan Donham though. Razi starts off super heated as he describes how he got scammed by Raddish. Buff updates us on the Desantis/Disney beef. We laugh at the folks being big mad at Budweiser and their rainbow cans. Kid Rock showed them by buying a bunch of Bud Light and shooting the cans. We discuss the Clarence Thomas "gift" scandal that won't really have any consequences. Ferg gets first question and wants to know the brothers take on the shootings of Ralph Yarl for ringing the wrong doorbell. Buff takes next questions and brings up Lawrence Fishburne admitting he beat his first wife. He wants to know what is the hard line for us to cancel a celebrity. We close endorsing the 2Pac documentary Dear Mama on Hulu and the trailer for Equilizer 3. We celebrate Asian American Heritage Month and the sub groups that the US is trying to cram together in that celebration. We finish the show taking a moment of silence for the loss of Curtis Lee Echols. III and Melvin Jefferson, III.

Well if you like to hear us disagree you are going to love this episode. We took disagreeing to a whole other level. The Brothers were heated. We open discussing the Fox News/Dominion settlement and firing of Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon. Biden is officially running for reelection and we are underwhelmed. Razi gives us a news rundown and we discuss Jonathan Majors PR firm firing him, attack of the yams, and sneaks a question in. John Laguezamo is boycotting Super Mario Bros and Razi wants to know should there be "representation" in the movie at all? Then he gets his official question and asks for the brothers reactions to the viral video of a teacher fighting a student after she tried to take her phone back from the teacher. That leads to a discussion of whether training can affect peoples feelings and responses. Buff gets next question and asks do black people buy into negative stereotypes of ourselves and why. We close congratulating Snowfall's finale and reminding everyone about Mothers Day is coming up soon. Finally, Ferg wants everyone to stop looking for black on black crime responses because we don't call it that; so you can't google it. Enjoy!

Remastered episode this week, but still a super fun one. We want to dedicate the episode to Montraze Slater and celebrate Montraze Slater Day in Mobile.

We come out of the gate with hot takes and keep it up the entire show. Dr Dre's half time show was top five. We break down the other top halftime shows. While we are on the NFL we discuss Brian Flores landing an assistant coach position while he is suing the league. We dig deep into the Fresh Prince of Bel Air reboot "Bel Air." We continue the discussion as we get into the questions. Razi wants to know what other 90's sitcoms needs a reboot and we talk about how the reboot can look. We have a million dollar idea so don't steal it. Buff follows up asking whether we really care about likes on social media and should they be removed? That leads us to Ferg's question. He wants to discuss one of our Facebook posts that asked, "If men will smash anything, then why do women keep getting surgeries?" We close with with recognizing the Kim Potter sentencing, calling out the democrats and their supporters, and a moment of silence as we mourn the loss of Gayle McCoy. Enjoy!

We are excited to be joined by Dr Shaun M. Anderson, Ph.D. to talk about his new book The Black Athlete Revolt: The Sport Justice Movement in the Age of #Blacklivesmatter. But before we jump into the interview we have to discuss the huge loss for Mobile, AL in the murder of Montraze Slater AKA Slatron the Don, Mr Check N himself. The brothers share personal stories of Slate and ask the community to continue to be the light that he was. Dr Anderson explains why he decided to write the book and the things that inspired his career journey. We discuss why sports and politics are traditionally thought to not mix. We get Dr Andersons thoughts on if there will ever be another Muhammed Ali and why people tell athletes to shut up and dribble. We celebrate the NIL deals that Angel Reese is receiving and discuss whether that will be a bigger shift in student athletes staying in school longer rather than going pro. We close discussing two of the Tennessee three being expelled from state Congress. Guess what was different in the one person that wasn't expelled! Sen Tim Scott announced his presidential exploratory committee and Razi is surprised. Razi is not happy with the department of justice since they declined to charge anyone in the murder of Shanquella Robinson. But he is happy about HBO Max rebooting Harry Potter as a series. Ferg closes with a shout out to the WNBA draft and a challenge for them to be better! Enjoy everyone!!

Yooooo!!! The brothers are back and Trump is indicted. What more can you ask. Well, plenty. We discuss an actor that is part of a superhero franchise with some legal troubles...and it's not who you think it is. We sign the praises for Bel Air on Peacock. Razi brings up R Kelly and his victim getting his royalties and asks the brothers does that change their boycott views. We also discuss Ferg and Razi's default white actress Gwyneth Paltrow and her winning her countersuit. Razi gets first question and asks what is a hobby or something that we never got into but in hindsight wished we would have. Ferg wants to know how we balance our obligations and providing for others with taking care of ourselves. We close discussing the Congress trying to take back war authorization from the office of the president. Razi congratulates Monique on getting her Netflix special. We get a late question/discussion topic from Buff as we discuss the NCAA women's champs LSU and the attention women's basketball getting the attention they deserve. We laughed a lot on this episode and got a special appearance from Lil Evil himself. Enjoy!

That's right. Cigar Bae aka Samara Curtiss is back to give us an update and give everyone a glimpse into the life of a social media influencer. But before we jump into the conversation we have to discuss Jonathan Majors and his domestic violence case. We review Jacob and Companies new $20 million watch. Ferg brings up the Nashville school shooting with a trans twist this time, but that doesn't make it any easier to hear about. Samara brightens the conversation by updating us on her dating life and the what life is like after the initial buzz. She explains how supportive her family is and the workload of consistently creating content. We close on a somber note as Razi discusses the torture of an autistic child at a high school party resulting in him having to go to the hospital and almost die. Ferg has a word for those bullies out there that think "boys will be boys." We hope you enjoy the interview!

Razi has found the secret to staying rich according to Slim Thug. We report on the proud boys getting beat up at a drag show and Wyoming owning the liberals...and themselves. Buff asks the brothers would we break up with our ladies if they got a lap dance by Chris Brown. We make predictions on if Trump will get arrested or not. Ferg tries to discuss the upcoming movies before Razi so rudely interrupts. As we get into the questions Razi wants to dive deeper into the conversation from last week. He wants to know why or why don't the brothers agree with the statement "conservatism equals racism." Buff wants to discuss one of the posts from our social media page. The posts said can men be the prize. The conversation got really interesting. Ferg is in his feelings and wants to know do men still express their love like 90s R&B used to. That leads to us discussing how expressions of love have evolved. As we close Buff reminds everyone that martial law never happened and those military vehicles didn't roll into any city. Razi explains what the bank closures mean for everyone and shouts out New Road Community Development Group and raising $2.1 million in grants to develop and promote homeownership on the eastern shore. And dont forget to listen to some of our favorite podcasts like Da Bruhs Bookshelf, Wooisms, and Off Safety Podcast....after you listen to our show of course. Enjoy the conversations!

Happy Womens History Month. We mark the ladies safe from Ciara's dress as we talk through the fallout and just how inappropriate we would have been. Razi covers Diablo IV dropping and the talk around Swarm and "that" scene. All March Madness brackets are blown and Buff gives very few effs. Trumps getting indicted and the "patriots" are not having it. Ferg recaps the SZA concert and how it opened his eyes to the next generation's potential and the need for us to support them instead of holding them back to our reality. He also discusses his spring break trip to Dallas and how much meaning it had to him. Buff gets first question. He brings up Coach Prime's interview where he says he looks for two parents households when he scouts QBs and single parent homes for DBs. He wants to know do we agree with his statement and is it okay to say things that sound bad out loud even if they are true. Ferg wants to know would the world be better off if men took a step back and followed women's lead in the world. Razi sticks with saying things out loud and asks is being honest and breaking up toxic regardless of timing. We close announcing that we will be creating a fan tournament for the GOAT rappers. The ACAP is coming and Razi reminds everyone to prepare for it and support their kids. Ferg gives a shout out to some examples of black girl magic, the McCoys, and sends well wishes and thoughts to the Carter family. This is another fun episode for the books. Enjoy!

Mexico doesn't want you there anyway. We open with Razi telling the harrowing tale of Shaeed Woodard and Zindell Brown tragic deaths in Mexico. Our prayers go out to the family and we caution the knee jerk reaction of not visiting Mexico. Razi also reviews Marlon Wayans new standup "God Loves Me." He and Buff don't agree on whether it was funny or not. Buff calls out Ron Desantis on his limp flex on Disney and RIP to Biggie. Ferg brings up the rash of athletes facing charges and the hilarity of Cancel Court on YouTube. We roll into the questions and Razi takes first stab. He wants to know are pick-me-sha's a real thing and what makes a pickmesha? Ferg follows up and wants to now is dating different and what was the thing that caught our attention on our first dates with our spouses. Buff shifts gears and mentions that 43% think we will have a civil war within 10 years. He wants to know do the brothers think the US will enter into a civil war within the next 10 years and what could cause it. We close talking about volunteering and Buff tells the funniest National Geographic story ever. Shout out to Haley for making the USFL Birmingham Stallions cheer squad and we mourn the closing of Stix in Hoover, AL. Razi is not okay with that closing. Ferg gets last words and appreciates everyone checking in on him during a down time. This is a super fun episode as always. Enjoy!

We wanted to follow up from our discussion with the ladies and get some males perspectives on dating. So we are joined again by Rafeeq. aka Feek Funk, and Ferg's bigger little brother Deion Carter. Buff gives us a preview of Chris Rocks Netflix special, Ferg is excited about the history of the world part 2 coming out,  and Razi gives a spoiler free review of Creed III. We jump in and ask the guys to describe the current dating landscape and try to describe a traditional relationship. We get a very different perspective as Deion explains the dynamics in a same sex relationship and how most things aren't traditional in that relationship and publicly dating in the LBGTQ+ is still new in general. Razi brings up women wanting guys with a little edge and we discuss what that really means. We talk a little about ethical non monogamy and poly options in dating and how there are so many more accepted types of relationships. The conversation shifts to what high potential men are looking for in a significant other. We ask the guys what makes it hard to date them and the answers are interesting. This one is definitely fun and a must listen for the singles out there. Enjoy!!

We skipped last week to celebrate Mardi Gras so we are back with a packed episode. We open discussing Mardi Gras and the sneaker ball. Man we had a blast. We talk about Chris Brown clapping back on everyone that has something to say about his new song with Chloe Bailey with his DV history. Razi recaps the headlines over the last week. Lebron is the scoring leader, Louis Vuitton names Pharrell as their creative director, all the spring shows are starting up, and he reviews the new Ant Man show. Buff gets first question and asks should parents have a say in education and what is taught to our kids. Razi brings up the Tubi super bowl commercial and how someone broke up based on their partners reaction. He wants to know how the brothers would have handled the situation if their daughter wanted to break up with their significant other based his reaction. Ferg closes the show with a heartfelt question on how we fill the voids left by the loss of a loved one. We shout out Wooisms podcast and our crossover event with fluff and buff as Big Hess and Buff partner up. Razi shouts out the diversity in Hogwarts Legacy and Ferg is feeling the gameism because the PS4 version hasn't dropped yet. We ask for prayers for Ferg's family as they deal with a serious health scare in his extended family. This is a fun but truly enlightening episode. Enjoy!

Happy Birthday Buff!! We celebrate our brother this episode. Black Panther 2 is out on Disney Plus and we discuss Umar Johnsons comments towards Black Panther 2. We shout out Los Angeles' Mayor Karen Bass on her plan to combat homelessness. We review You People on Netflix and discuss the backlash on the movie. We get our picks in for the Super Bowl before Sophies banger of a joke. Ferg gets first question and wants the brothers to discuss asking kids WHAT they want to be when they grow up versus WHO they want to be when they grow up. Buff is ramping up for Valentines Day and asks what petty reasons do we have to stop dating someone. Razi sticks with the small things and wants to know what small thing our significant other does that really makes us love them. We close rescinding our kudos to Memphis law enforcement. Buff says stay out of folks pockets and we love the demand Beyonce' is creating on Black History Month. Finally FAMU, FAMU, FAM got d@mn U! See you all at the Mardi Gras and the Sneaker Ball sponsored by NspireU. 

Buff's gray hairs are taking over as we enter this year of increase. Razi gives us a review of the Chapelle/Rock comedy show and we discuss the potential fallout from the show. We discuss the Memphis police brutality incident and MPD's response. There are some some strong opinions on it. We jump into the questions and buff asks do we think black people with ever be truly equal. Razi asks do we have friends that we curse around more and why do we do that. Ferg wants to know are kids truly just experiencing what their parents have in the past or are their experiences truly new. Short description but great conversation this week. Enjoy!

This one right here is one of our new favorites. Razi starts talking BMF and how trash Charles is. He gives a review of Vikings Valhalla on Netflix. We discuss Shannon Sharpe and the Memphis Grizzlies beefing. Buff is pissed at how networks and corporations take advantage of the black community to get a base then throw us away. We are looking at you P&G and Mielle. The Walking Dead ended if you didn't know. But now we have The Last of Us. Ferg brings up George Santos and his latest controversy. We also discuss Ed Reed and Bethune-Cookman. Razi gets first question and ask what's the worst financial decision the brothers have ever made. Ferg wants to know do we check on the strong and as we are considered strong do people check in on us. Buff takes last question and asks when is it okay to criticize dead heroes. We close asking for anyone that has any information about Kailyn McAlpine's death please contact us. We talk through Florida denying an AP African American History curriculum. And we are looking for members of the New Glow Baptist Church in Atlanta. This was a really really good episode. Enjoy! 

What up, What up, What up! It's MLK day! We open praying for the LA Chargers coach's safe travels home, because he blew it!!! The brothers are excited for the upcoming Sneaker Ball sponsored by Nspire U. Razi is excited about Pepsi finally cancelling Sierra Mist....and replaced it with a new brand called "Starry." Ferg is digging Kaleidoscope and Willow. Byron walks us through the classified documents found at President Bidens house and the differences between that and Trumps documents. We take a moment of silence for our classmate Henri McGuire that passed away over the last week. Buff gets first question and sticks with our NFL theme over the last few weeks. He anticipates the NFL falling from the top sports spot in the next 25 years. He wants to know our thoughts on that projection. Razi follows up and asks about Bigg Scarr's funeral costing 60K and his sister saying Gucci Mane's 20K wasn't enough. He wants to know the brothers reaction to her comments. Ferg rounds out the discussion and asks is the American Dream a good thing or a bad thing for us. We close celebrating family and remind everyone to make time for your extended family. We shout out the Port City Secondliners on a successful Secondliner Ball and make a plea that everyone not let folks whitewash or sully MLKs legacy. One person that would not let that happen is Jarrod Carmicheal based off of his Golden Globe monologue. This episode is a fun one. Enjoy!

No means No McCarthy! We open laughing at the pains the US House of Representatives are having selecting the speaker of the house. Our prayers are with Damar Hamlin and we discuss the NFL's responsibility to the players and we can't skip over Skip! We discuss Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe's tiff over Skip's tweet. Razi gives some tax return advise to get your credit back on track. We intro Netflix's new show Kaleidoscope and review Willow on Disney+. Razi takes first question and asks what's some of the most frivolous purchase we have ever done. Buff asks would we rather our significant other want us or need us? Ferg ends the questions taking a post from the 3 Brothers Facebook page. He wants to know our top 5 music videos. We close shouting out the fraternities  and sororities founded in January. Don't forget to check out Coach Prime on Amazon Prime and keep at your New Years resolutions. Here's to a great year in 2023!

Happy New Year!!!! We enter into season 5 with a great show! We open discussing Best Man The Final Chapters feedback and how bad Martin was as a boyfriend. Congrats to Ed Reed and Bethune Cookman. Eff Southwest and their holiday cancellations. Great Job Greta Thunberg getting Andrew Tate to dox himself so he could be arrested for trafficking. We plead for the ladies to leave the baby hairs and lashes in 2022. We don't expect them to listen to us though. Buff gives us a political run down and what we need to be watching for in the primaries. As we get into the questions Ferg wants to know does Tua trying to push through his medical issues translate to normal peoples lives? Razi asks if the brothers have resolutions and what they are. Buff asks about people asking to borrow money and are we okay with asking the person to do something for in exchange for the loan. It's time to take the Christmas tees down! Make sure to check out Sherman Cooley's the Leflore Short Stories series. We dedicate the episode to Kenneth "DJ Jukebox" Wright. 

It's almost Christmas and the brothers are in rare form. We open discussing Buff's cousins dream for 3 Brothers future. We talk about content creators and give props to all the creators out there. Razi gives a fashion tip on how to find your perfect lipstick shade and hates Ticketmaster and scalpers. We are thankful of the ability to be push through with the losses we have all experiences. Razi takes first question and wants to know if the Britney Griner prisoner exchange with Russia  was a good deal or not. Ferg goes full on conspiracy theorist and wants to know which conspiracy theory would be most mind blowing if we found out it was real. Buff wants to know what has happened to black sitcoms and why are they dying out with the younger generations. We close sending condolences to Buffs little cousin. Please donate to her go fund me with #laylahforever. First world problems are real world problems and if you are having problems please go get help.

We are back and Razi opens celebrating James Gunn and his direction for the DC movie universe; including canceling Wonder Woman 3. We send prayers for Ted Cruz's daughter and her speedy recovery. Buff is a Congressional Gold Medal recipient!!!! We celebrate him and our accomplishments as we were featured in VoyageATL magazine last week. We help Ferg is get into the Christmas spirit and we need Wykesha to send hot chocolate bombs to help us. We jump into the questions and Buff asks us something we don't like about America. Ferg follows up with his question and wants to know do we believe the American Dream is alive and attainable. Razi wants to know should a person come to dinners if they aren't going to eat or drink with everyone. Or should they still split the bill no matter what they ate or drunk The brothers felt very strongly about that one. It's a fun episode and we know you will enjoy it. 

We open with a moment of silence for recent losses by Ferg and Razi. Then Buff jumps right into the first discussion as we talk through the Deion Sanders leaving JSU for Colorado. We break down both sides of the argument. Razi brings up Leflore All class reunion and shout out the planning committee. But we don't let the ratchetness of the pep rally go unspoken of. Razi wants our response to the social media post "you not in love until you don't want to cheat" and he asks the can you be in love and cheat too. Buff ends the the questions asking do we want our sports starts speaking out and will there ever be another sports superstar that will speak out like Muhammed Ali? As we close, we thank all the listeners for the past year and remind you to check on your friends as the holidays approach. 

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No new episode this week but this is definitely one of our favorite conversations. 

Did you all see Vax that thang up? Buff is not feeling it. Razi thinks it's bad, but he liked "Let me smang it" so we can't trust his taste. Razi and Ferg reminisce about Bagram Air Field as the US closes it down. We discuss All American Homecoming and the HBCU experience. As we jump into the Ferg asks have we ever done everything right in a relationship, what does the phrase "you can do everything right in the relationship and he will still cheat" mean, and how does it affect a relationship. He follows up with, "when is it time to cheat." Razi follows up the question and asks, "why don't women need men?" Buff anchors the questions with a cancel culture question. He wants to know is possible to disagree with a hot topic without the snippet being spun and you end up looking like you are hating. Then you end up cancelled in the wake and is that fair? Enjoy and we will talk to you all next week.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We open announcing the biggest news of the year. Christmas tree cakes are back and two of the three brothers are not moved. We discuss Shanquella Robinson's tragic death. We discuss The Incredible Hulk and horror stories of the drink. Ferg just discovered The Dragon Prince on Netflix. We get political updates as we announce the new congress leaders and newly announced presidential candidates. Ferg gets first question and wants our responses to Tia Mowery's post saying divorce is a graduation, not a failure. Razi wants to know how we pick who we go on trips with after hearing about the narrative of Shanquella should have picked who she traveled with better. Buff asks a listener question from Erica Perkins. She wants to know why do we (or if we do) have a love/hate relationship with our hometown of Mobile, AL. We close saying congrats to Razi for being the president elect of the UAB Black Alumni Network and laughing about Twitters final moments. Buff shouts out the Omega Lamplighters at his latest gala appearance. Our prayers go out to past guest Porche Slaton and the Slaton family as they had a huge loss right before the holidays. Make sure to check on your friends as we head into the holidays. 

It was election night in the US and we open debriefing the results as only the 3 brothers could. We discuss the red wave that turned into  drop of ketchup and what happened. Razi talked about the split ticket voting and what it means for the future of political strategy. Buff wants to shout out all the historical firsts that happened on Tuesday. Ferg is tired of folks looking to black voters to carry the Democrat ticket. We also talk through what held Stacy Abrams back and what should be next for Beto. Guess what...it's not running for political office again. We also give Kudos to the Republicans for flipping Miami. Buff breaks up the political talk and asks the brothers what things make dating us difficult and Ferg tells the greatest story ever. Razi comes back and wants to ask is this the end of Trump and Trumpism. We close discussing Kyrie and the fallout from his latest social media post. We shout out all the veterans for Veterans Day and thank you all for your service. Finally happy Que-versary to the Q 17 and thanks to you all Ferg found his love. This is a fun discussion about a complex topic. Enjoy!

We are back this week for a deep episode. We open thanking everyone for supporting Shop in Style to raise money for the Jennica Kimberly Scholarship. Razi is really feeling Quantum Leap reboot. Buff goes off on Fox News' Tucker Carlson for his fearmongering and going after Tiffany Cross. Ferg gives us his review of Till. We tackle religion in Fergs question. He asks the brothers do we feel we and religious enough and is it helpful to us. Razi just wants to know when is it appropriate to put up Christmas decorations. Buff rounds out the questions reviewing "The Morning Show" on AppleTV and asks how should we react to "Me Too" allegations. We close out apologizing to white people for laughing at them for mindlessly following Trump, but then we have Ye-ites. We also ask our followers to stop sharing black bodies as we think about the death of Takeoff of the Migos. The brothers send prayers to the military that have deployed to Ukraine as the DOD confirms we have boot on ground. And don't forget to VOTE!!!!!!

Oh it's a lively one this week. Buff does not feel for Ye but he does like the documentary on Rupert Murdock airing on CNN. We also discuss Descendent on Netflix and if House of the Dragon is better that Rings of Power. Buff breaks down the Florida voter fraud arrests.  Ferg defends the Astros and the sign stealing associated with them. He also wishes nothing but bad experiences for the FAMU homecoming attendees since he can't attend. Razi has first question and wants to know what is Kanye's actual plan since so many have defended him as a genius strategist. Buff lights a match and throws it on a gas spill. He asks is marriage the only non single status and the brothers are not on one accord on this one. Ferg rounds out the convo asking should the kids be a reason to stay in a relationship. Razi thanks everyone for the support of Shop in Style and Ferg is excited about the new movie "Till." Enjoy! 

It's another week of 3 brothers lacking any sense. We open discussing the trailer to Creed III and our not so high hopes for Black Adam. We reminisce about the tension in Final Destinations opening scene with the log truck. Buffs calls shenanigans on Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle only doing 2 shows for their special tour. Ferg is worried about the midterms and we discuss Trumps possible indictments and him still running. Buff gets first question and he asks the rink champs question "loyalty vs respect." Ferg asks what are some events from your our childhood that we hate our kids won't experience or learn the lessons from. Razi asks the last question of the day. He wants the brothers reactions to drink champs not holding Ye accountable in his interviews and should podcasters be held to journalistic standards. It's a fun episode that in definitely not a news source but entertaining all the same!

Its still Roll Tide Roll. Razi stands behind the University of Alabama after their loss to UT. Buff opens rooting for the monster in "The curse of La Llorona." Razi brings up the Cartoon Network and WB Animation merger and Ferg hates on Teen Titans Go. Ferg makes sure we stay away from low vibrational meals and how the internet bandwagons will exhaust you. We review the She Hulk and Rings of Power finales. We jump into questions and Razi takes the first stab. He asks is p*ssy the prize for guys. Buff takes second round and ask the brothers do we trust the police. Finally Ferg wants to know how we feel about Jalen Rose and the curious case of the squatting sister. 

Ferg is fired up this week. He's the man and he doesn't have to do ish! We open reminding everyone to get their tickets for shop in style silent auction and brunch. We discuss the ASU/JSU game and UAB's inability to sell out homecoming. Razi talks about Kanye West's new white lives matter shirts and welcomes everyone back to the boycott. Buff gives two recommendations and one anti-recommendation. He talks about 137 Shots, Entergalactic, and Jazzman's Blues. Can you guess which got the thumbs down? We discuss why Tyler Perry hasn't been nominated for an Oscar. Happy 135 to FAMU and we discuss the breakup season that's happening now. Ferg gets first question and asks about how the brothers feel about Gisele divorcing Tom Bray because he wouldn't retire. Razi goes full on black panther and asks was desegregation good or bad for the black community and black people. Buff asks the last question and wants to know should men be expected to pay for the meals of their significant other's friends. We close discussing Will Smith ignoring feelings and how feelings really drive everything. We also want to shout out Hispanic Heritage Month and appreciate their contributions to history and the world today. Enjoy the show!!!

We are back and fired up this episode. We open talking about Buff's wild parlay bet. Ferg doesn't respect the ACC. We start discussing HBCUs and Deion Sanders visiting Auburn. Buff brings us back to Dahmer and how it's more than his crimes. Razi is still not feeling The Rings of Power but is excited about Jenn's scholarship fundraiser Shop in Style coming up during Classic weekend. Ferg can't stop gushing on The Woman King. Oh and Razi is heated at the Alabama State Fair. We only get to two questions but the discussion can't be missed. Razi brings up the black dance team at USC and wants to know the brothers thoughts on transplanting black culture onto predominately white institutions (PWIs). Buff follows up asking what the brothers would want to do in retirement if we didn't have to work, but just wanted to do something. We are so proud of our brother Buff as he received an award and spoke at Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Gala. We challenge everyone to continue to give back to your communities and make sure you are checking in on your family and friends. This one is another can't miss episode.

The brothers are joined by Dr. Theresa Givens of Da Bruhs Bookshelf and Eboni Taylor of the  5th Ward Houston Taylors for a 2 part special. We reverse perspectives in this wild episode. The ladies have to argue from the male perspective and the brothers try to argue from the female perspective. It's harder than you would think. We open welcoming the ladies and discussing Ariel being black now and the fallout from that. Razi gets into the spirit of the show as he jumps to the defense of PNB Rocks girlfriend. Buff briefs us on Brett Favre's welfare scam and his next job opportunity. Eb and Theresa rub all the football in Fergs face as the Cowboys and FAMU fell over the last week. Someone made a joke about Lizzo but we don't want that juju so we clean that up quickly. The discussion goes wild from the start as Theresa asks use to tackle the gender competition in relationships. We start a conversation around submission as well. The episode is a fresh take on normal conversations. Enjoy!

We return this week and almost forget we recorded on 9/11. Buff doesn't care because America already forgot. We open hailing the return of the NFL. Razi is excited about Disney's expo "D23," She-Hulk, and the return of Cobra Kai. Buff can't stop laughing at Turk and his interview on Drink Champs. He breaks down the high points. Ferg asks are we okay since the passing of Queen Elizabeth. We all were fine. Ferg is finally watching "The Wire;" the greatest show in television history. Shout out to FAMU winning 2 of their first 3 games. We won't talk about the loss to Jackson State (but of course we do). We only get 2 questions this week. Razi get's the first question and we discuss whether women should ask men for help early in the relationship in order to make them feel needed. Buff goes political and bluntly asks, "Why are so many high crime areas run by Democrats?" Buff and Razi don't see eye to eye on this one. We close reminding everyone to be prepared for the annual Shop in Style event in support of the Jennica Kimberly Memorial Scholarship at the University of Alabama. Buff reminds everyone that you either die a hero or live long enough to become a villain and Jay Z has lived a long life. It's a fun episode as we tackle real life situations. Enjoy!

Happy Labor Day. We are back and we dedicate the episode to Serena Williams on her retirement. We open singing praises to Rap Shit on HBOMax. We mention Florida State and FAMU playing, Coco Gauff and of course Serena. Razi gives a run down on The Lord of the Rings series launch and calls out the guy that took a lady out on a first date, spent $1000, and she had her ex boyfriend pick her up at the end of it. We also explain Bank of America's attempt to help promote ownership in Black and Hispanic communities with a 100% financing loan. Ferg brings up the water issue in Jackson, Mississippi and we send our thoughts and prayers to the people dealing with it. We jump into the questions and Buff asks does the messenger matter even when they try to tell us truths. Razi follows up and asks is Serena the GOAT of GOATs and, if not, who? We close asking for support for Jackson, MS and Razi has a heartfelt proud dad moment. Ferg closes discussing the student loan forgiveness and the backlash everyone is getting. It's a great episode as always. Enjoy!

We return this week and Razi is fired up. We open discussion the disrespectful "birth year" input scroll for the emerging elders. Razi gives a surprisingly spoiler free review of House of the Dragon and She Hulk. Byron asks for forgiveness on his Halloween Kills rant last year. We are excited for the return of college football; and we debrief the Student Loan Forgiveness announced by President Biden. Ferg endorses Kevin Harts new movie on Netflix "Me Time" and we discuss DJ Khalid's relevance. We have questions from you all this week. We start by responding to a post that says "husbands provide, roommates pay bills" and discuss being married and splitting bills. As we follow up the household income discussion we talk about a teenager old that owns the house charging her parents rent once she turns 18. Ferg sneaks in a question and wants to know how do we teach our kids financial responsibility. Its a great discussion and fun episode as always. Enjoy!

Ferg is in rare form this week and we are here for it. We open with a recap of Buff's trip to Chicago and he isn't pressed to watch the House of Dragon. Razi needs a smedium costume for Halloween. He gives a review of Jamie Fox's new movie Day shift on Netflix and the new Predator movie "Prey." Ferg cried during the Till trailer and loved Top Gun Maverick. We jump into the questions and Razi asks whether Beyonce is the new MJ or who could stand up to MJ if anyone can. Buff brings up Chris Browns latest legal trouble when he was accused of rape but proved she was lying. He wants to know what should be the penalty for false accusations of rape or sexual assault. Ferg closes us out as we discuss what kind of effort should women be putting into dating and how important is offering to pay for dates. Another fun episode and we hope you enjoy.

We are back with and Razi nerd out on Sandman streaming on Netflix and then drops some financial tips around variable mortgages. And then he hips the brothers to the new toxic song by DVSN If I get caught. Buff has a lot to say. He brings up the Black Panther trailer, Rap Sh!t on HBO Max, Will Smiths apology, and regrets missing Serena Williams play since she is retiring. Ferg had a great wedding and appreciates everyone that participated in his vow renewals. Sky is too proper to pronounce M and M's and ferg found his new favorite sport: Air Guitar on ESPN 8 "The Ocho." Ferg starts off the questions and asks what white artists would be on our Mt Rushmore. We revisit a conversation we had last year where Razi asks is there a respectable way to cheat. Then we continue that episode as Buff asks if we should hold directors and producers to more diversity and positive images of black people. This brought back a lot of memories but was a great episode. Enjoy!

So the brothers are in Houston celebrating Fergs vow renewal and we invade the Gent Spot - a dope barber shop/bar in the city. We get to do a live show inside the barber shop and we jump right in. Razi asks the shop their best advise for budding relationships and marriages. Buff brings up a question that lights the shop on fire. He mentions Dave Chappelle pushing back on low income housing near his investments and asks would we want low income housing built across from our home. We get a question from Miles the barbers and he asks how do we know when to move from single to committed relationship to marriage. We enjoyed being together for this one and hope you enjoy the conversation.

We are joined by Kendrick (Woo) Wooten of Wooisms Podcast so hilarity ensues. Razi is not feeling the new resident evil and is going claving for the 2022 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc Grand conclave. Ferg is hating on the clavers.  Buff brings up Sesame Place and how it's a sun down town now. Ferg brings up the Sesame Street documentary on HBO and how it was created. Buff gets first question and wants the brothers views on Texas' new law on treating gender affirming treatments for minors as child abuse. Woo asks second question and asks what was a regret from college. Razi takes anchor and asks if you are in a heterosexual relationship is gay cheating (cheating with someone of the same sex) worse than traditional cheating. We close with thanking you all for the feedback on the mental health episode last week. Keep listening and tell a friend to listen. Enjoy.

July is minority mental heath month and the brothers are back this week with a banger. To our surprise we not only have no sense but we are apparently emotionally incompetent along with all men. We open by Byron slipping in an extra question (this is becoming a trend). He wants to know our reactions on Macie Gray's comment on trans women not being real women. Razi big ups Birmingham AL hosting the World Games and the new Dave Chapelle special on Netflix. We shout out Da Bruhs Bookshelf on their 4 part review of The Autobiography of Malcolm X.  Razi tries to tell the brothers about the new James Webb pictures of the galaxy and they blow the joke with their skepticism. Razi takes first question and asks is it okay for a father to walk away if they find out a young child isn't theirs. Ferg asked about women making posts that bash men and if black men have the same freedom of speech that women have. Buff asks if men's mental health taken seriously enough. We close with prayers for one of our friends that had a health scare and celebrating better representation in children's cartoons. Buff says Trump was right about Mexico paying for border security. Enjoy the show!

McDonalds is for the kids. We had to talk about the mother that refused to let her baby daddy feed his son. Before we jump into that question though we have to scream congrats to Erica Barrett as she opens another restaurant. Razi is rediscovering Stranger Things and is tired of the gun violence. Ferg is excited for The Woman King with Viola Davis. We continue with Fred Maxie as we discuss who was right in the viral video that shows a father trying to bring food to his son as the mother refuses since he didn't bring food for all her kids. Buff wants to know would the likes of Rick James survive in todays #metoo environment. We round out our discussions with Ferg asking do expect large companies to make statements on hot bed topics like Roe v. Wade. Another fun episode with a hint of sense. Enjoy!

Ferg is out mentoring the youth and setting a good example for everyone. He took the Houston Lamplighters on an HBCU tour. So we revisited a past episode and it is just as relevant today. Ferg calls buff the flexiest of the crew. Buff tries to deflect, but fails. We celebrate the end of racism because Juneteenth is a national holiday now; while states ban teaching about Juneteenth.  As we lean into the Juneteenth weekend Buff asks what is the black agenda and how do we get it implemented. Razi piggybacks on Buffs questions and asks, "Is Juneteenth becoming a holiday a big deal or not?" Ferg brings a more heartfelt question as he asks, "What words can make your heart grow and why don't we use them more?" It's a giant sized episode but we had a lot to talk about. Enjoy.

We are back and brought the question from last weeks episode with us. We open with Razi updating the brothers on Kim Kardashian ruining Marilyn Monroe's dress and explaining the Fed rate hikes and what it means. Buy Buy Buy!!! Buff wants to know is Agism the only ism that is acceptable and was it okay to question if the president is fit for office. Ferg thinks the train episode of This is Us is ingenious and he lets everyone know it. Buff wants to know as we move away from gender roles are there things that we prefer women to do rather than a man. We then finish the conversation of slut shaming from last week. Buff asks why should it be wrong to slut shame? Finally Razi has been watching too many adult videos. He wants to know if getting into a relationship with a step sibling is wrong then why is it acceptable for in-laws to get into a relationship. We close touting "Hustle," advising Deshawn Watson against massages, and we shout out the Houston Lamp Lighters. Please donate to this great cause.

Happy Juneteenth, happy Pride Month, and happy Fathers Day. The brothers are back this week to talk about being a dad. Before we get into the questions we have an Arbys fan and it's not Razi. Razi brings up the gun control bills in Congress, Roddy Rich getting arrested, The Patriot Front white supremacist group getting arrested in a Uhaul. Oh and he is loving Top Gun. We send our prayers to the Cooley/Pettway family. Sophie makes her return to the mic. We jump into the questions Ferg takes two questions. His first question is what was our most memorable or favorite call memory with our dad. He then asks when was the time or event that broke the veil of our fathers being the superhero. Razi takes last question and invokes everyone's Lori Harvey reactions. He wants to know what we are going to teach our daughters about dating. We close asking for support in bringing Brittney Griner home, making a plug for Elaine Welteroth's book "More than enough," and shouting out Tabitha Brown for her new clothing line in Target. Don't forget to subscribe!

We are back for another week of thoughtful hilarity. We open relishing in how we pushed President Biden to speak out on gun violence.  That leads to a conversation on how politics is in everything and Razi plugs "The G Word" on Netflix. We discuss the future the Uvalde Police Department after their atrocious response to the Robb elementary school shooting. We have to check on Allyson as Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey's trailer is released. We talk about the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial. Razi stays with that theme and asks why men rarely report domestic violence incidents against them. Buff looks at the YSL trail and wants to know our thoughts on courts using lyrics in cases against rappers. Ferg brings up birthday wishes and want to know what we wish for when we get the chance to make wishes. We close out with a dedication to another fallen parent in our circle. It's getting to be way too frequent. So we ask that you all make sure you are making the best decisions in life. Enjoy!

We told you so. The brothers are back this week and Razi is feeling himself because he called that Elon Musk's pullout game is strong. Byron is loving Kendrick Lamar's Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers even though it's not trapping. Razi goes on a tirade and talks about Musk, Crypto, and NFTs. He settles down to talk about Naomi Osaka and her new sports management agency. Ferg is tired of the trolls trolling. He talks about the casting for Percy Jackson and how dare they not cast everyone as white people. Sophie brings a banger and Ferg tries his hand at joke telling. Ferg gets first question and wants to know can allies disagree with a parties stance and still be allies. Razi wants to talk about the mouthpiece that someone has to have to convince people to overlook red flags. We discuss the prison break here in Alabama and the shenanigans that ensues. Finally Buff brings up the hate Issa Ray gets for being too close to Clarence from Eight Mile. He wants to know why do some discount her accomplishments since her life was too stable growing up. Enjoy!

Happy Mothers Day. Kevin Samuels passed away unexpectedly. We touch on him a few times this episode 👀. Razi shoots his shot with every single mother in the world. Ferg stops him from spoiling Moonnight. RIP to Roe v. Wade. We just say.....we told you so. We talk through Dave Chappelle being attacked, the fallout, and hopefully it will deter people from attacking entertainers. We jump into the questions and Razi brings up Ryan Tannehill saying he won't mentor Malik Willis. Razi asks the brothers thoughts on mentoring in their jobs and should they do it. Buff asks a question from one of our listeners. She asks do we live vicariously through our kids? Ferg takes last question today and quotes Confucius. He wants to know what are we looking for in friends today, have our expectations changed, have our circles shrunk, and what happens to those friends left behind. We had fun recording so enjoy!

Yep. We said it. He's lame. But before we explain why he's lame we discuss liquor store racism, Donald Blair snitching for $125K, Benzino dating a trans woman, and the holidays. We talk about the women prison that had a pregnancy outbreak after they transferred hundreds of trans women to the prison and Easter speeches. We jump into questions as Razi asks what makes Russell Wilson lame. Byron asks are black people patriotic and why or why not. Ferg piggybacks on the question and wants to know why do some think black people aren't patriotic and what would we say if they told us to "go back to Africa." It's a super fun show with a tinge of seriousness....like we always do. Enjoy!

What up! What up! What up! We are back with a super fun show this week. We open with a huge F U to Adam Schefter. We stand in awe at how fast Pac and Biggie were able to accomplish so much. Razi is not impressed at the current non Marvel comic movies...stares directly at you The Batman and Mobius!!!! Congrats to Ketanji Jackson Brown on becoming the first African American female Supreme Court Justice. We cover "Only Fans" news as Courtney Kleeney goes to the club 24 hours after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend to death. And Jada made a statement (side eye).  As we jump into the questions Razi wants the brothers opinion on why parents force their kids out of the house at 18 if they don't go to college, but will let them stay if they do. Buff watched Armageddon and wants to know what our demands would be if we had to save the world. Ferg wonders why little boys didn't have any cool marriages to look up to when we were growing up. The 3 Brothers are saving the world one episode at a time.

We open with thoughts and prayers to the Sacramento School shooting victims and discussing how America doesn't care. We give a review on Marvel's Moonnight, are excited about the new Harry Potter movie and shout out to UNC advancing to the National Championship. We celebrate the return of Sophie and an actual good joke. We start the questions discussing the Will Smith slap and the response from society. Razi follows up with the question, "Is Wil Smith the GOAT of black actors?" Buff asks a question from our followers as we discuss Lia Thomas and trans athletes participating in their transitioned gender sports. We are so happy to be back in the studio and love what we do. Enjoy!

We return from a two week break as we celebrate the McCoy nuptials and mourn the loss of Ferg's father and grandmother. We came back swinging on Ceasers Palace. We jump into questions and Byron gets first question. He mentions the political theatre and bufoonery of Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court hearings and asks what past verdict has hit us the hardest. Razi talks relationships and ask does she have to be wifey before she becomes wifey. Does she have to do wife things before you propose? Ferg is reflective after the passing of his father and wants to know what life lessons we got from our dads and what life lessons do we want to impart to our kids. We close with a review of the New Edition Culture Tour with Jodeci and Charlie Wilson. We are so happy to be back in the barber shop. Enjoy!

As we mourn the passing of Ferg's grandmother we reflect on one of our favorite episodes. We jump into the questions and Ferg wants to hear the Brothers thoughts on the Olympics banning political statements and specifically black lives matter. He follows up asking if we were in the athletes positions what would we do? Razi keeps it simple. He asks, "is there a respectable way to cheat?" Buff rounds out the discussion talking about the P&G commercial "widen the screen." He wants to know should we hold our black directors accountable for some of the stereotypes about black people. We close out congratulating our great friends Mike and Alexis on their engagement as we prepare for their Wedding this week. And as always thank you all for the support!

We come out of the gate with hot takes and keep it up the entire show. Dr Dre's half time show was top five. We break down the other top halftime shows. While we are on the NFL we discuss Brian Flores landing an assistant coach position while he is suing the league. We dig deep into the Fresh Prince of Bel Air reboot "Bel Air." We continue the discussion as we get into the questions. Razi wants to know what other 90's sitcoms needs a reboot and we talk about how the reboot can look. We have a million dollar idea so don't steal it. Buff follows up asking whether we really care about likes on social media and should they be removed? That leads us to Ferg's question. He wants to discuss one of our Facebook posts that asked, "If men will smash anything, then why do women keep getting surgeries?" We close with with recognizing the Kim Potter sentencing, calling out the democrats and their supporters, and a moment of silence as we mourn the loss of Gayle McCoy. Enjoy!

We open with Ferg hating on Raising Dion and Razi singing praises for Reacher on Amazon Prime Video. Buff brings up Adele's potential cancelling and a scene from this weeks This is Us really hit home for him. We discuss Joe Rogan and how he's not going to get cancelled no matter what he does. Sophie returns to deliver a great joke. Buff gets first question and asks when are we okay with our kids quitting or do we make them finish what they started. Razi brings up Talib Kwali and his opinion of ghostwriters. He asks whether the brothers fell someone can be on the top rapper list and use ghostwriters. Finally, we discuss the NFL's newest black coach Mike McDaniel and how some are questioning his blackness. We close discussing the "don't say gay bill," the wounded warrior program, and Da Baby jumping DaniLeigh's brother. It's another great show. Tune in!

That's right. We got a chance to sit down and talk to Cigar Bae, Samara Curtiss. Samara set the internet on fire with her viral TikTok where she offered first date advice of giving a small gift to your male date. Before we jump into the interview Buff wants to talk about Brian Flores and his lawsuit against the NFL and the rising beef with Minnie Mouse's pantsuit. Razi talks about the week of one uppance with Joe Biden killing not one, but two ISIS leaders. We talk about Sony's response to Microsoft and them buying Bungee. Ferg brings up Whoopi Goldberg being suspended for her comments on The View. Razi tries to redeem himself for last weeks horrible joke. Let us know what you think of this week's joke. Samara gives us all the tea about the date, the aftermath, and her plans for her future content. As we stay in the spirit of dating Razi asks a question about friendzones and pretend male friends. We discuss @kay_dupree13's post "Men talk about the friend zone a lot but something that doesn't get talked about is the pain you feel as a woman when you didn't have a friend...you had a man pretend to care for you so that he could sleep with you." Buff rounds out the show by asking can we get past our potential lady being in a solo orgy in the past. The discussion goes exactly how you imagine. This was a super fun episode. Enjoy!

The brothers are back after a groundbreaking interview with Eugene Goodman. We are still in awe at the response. Oh, and Tom Brady retired. We discuss "We need to talk about Cosby" and whether the Cosby show should continue to be on television. Razi goes over his annual tax return/ credit and respond to the Chris Brown rape allegations. Only two questions today but we go deep. Ferg asks have we moved in one direction in our life based on our history and because of that movement have we pulled away from family/things/places in our past. Buff follows up on a statement Ferg said in our "I'm not sleeping on no couch" episode. Ferg stated that he can't get in trouble with his wife. Buff wants to know since he can't get in trouble with his wife, can she get in trouble with him? What are the things that get her in trouble? We really appreciate all the support and don't forget to subscribe.

That's right. The Brothers were able to land the exclusive first interview with America's hero Eugene Goodman. We open discussing the Microsoft potential acquisition of Activision/Blizzard and mourning the suicide of Regina King's son Ian Alexander, Jr. We weren't surprised at the failure of the John Lewis Voting Rights bill, but we did love Nikole Hannah-Jones' MLK speech. At the 10min mark, We finally get a chance to hear from the man that most think should have been Time Magazine's person of the year. He describes the riot in his own words and finally lets the world know what was going through his head while he was saving the Senate. He shares with us what keeps him grounded and his escape from the newfound popularity. And we also get his choice of which is better: Northern or Southern seafood. Razi squeezes a question in after the interview and wants to know what colognes do the brothers wear. Byron takes final question and wants to know does cheating affect the whole family. This episode is a must listen. Enjoy!

Happy MLK day. As we remember the great man we tackle a couple of things he may have worked for or experienced in his celebrity. We are a week away from joining NspireU on Air and Ferg can't wait. Razi got Covid and now he thinks he understands confinement as he binged BMF and facetimed his kids. Buff had a long weekend and gives some reviews on the shows he watched over the time. He is tired of the 90s east coast/west coast hip hop beef commentary. Happy Founders Day to DST, AKA, and Z phi B. Ferg gets first question and wants to our thoughts on accusations of Drakes attempted hot sauce assault. This one is spicy (get it huh huh). Razi goes political and asks should the Democrats blow up the filibuster to get the John Lewis Voting Rights Act through Congress. Byron rounds out the convo asking will white people keep the same energy with Karens that they try to dismiss racism with. Shout out to the Port City Secondliners and the pray that everyone gets tested for Covid after the event. Ferg leaves us with a great quote to remember that everyone is an individual and to treat them as such. 

We dedicate this episode to Razi's uncle Marcello that passed last week. 

We tackle penises and periods this episode. Razi opens explaining Peacemaker on HBO Max and we chose our Cobra Kai dojos to celebrate season 4. We discuss Buff's celebrity with his mention in the Huffington Post and his cameo on "4 hours at the capital" on HBO. VDOT subtweeted at Byron and didn't @ him because they are scared. We respond to the Ahmaud Arbery killers being sentenced and mourn the loss of Sidney Poitier and The Mack, Max Julien. Ferg wants to know is there any shows out there with positive black male ensembles. Byron asks has the kids ever walked in on us doing the nasty. Ferg wants to know if would we jump on the emergency rocket ship off the planet during the end of the earth. Razi wants to discuss HBCUs and the trend of high ranked players choosing them over power 5 schools. Razi is supporting Spiderman No Way Home for their Oscar run. Buff reminds everyone to keep pushing with their New Year resolutions. Shout out to Johnny Wilson for his spot on Sell this House. Enjoy!

The brothers are back for another week. We open mourning the loss of Razi's dad. We also celebrate as the brothers are expanding to radio. We are joining InspireU internet radio station starting next year. We laugh at Ol Joe flexing on Putin a little. We discuss the latest Verzuz of Bone Thugs and 3-6 mafia and Succession on HBO Max. We also want to say Roll Tide!!!!! We jump into questions and Buff wants to know if we have been tried by our kids, because he has a story to tell. Razi bring up D Pics in his question. He wants to know is it sexual harassment and should be treated as such? Finally Ferg asks, do we have someone to call at our lowest and would we. This was a super fun episode and we hope you all enjoy.

The brothers are still full from Thanksgiving. We open discussing the exoneration of Kevin Strickland, the conviction of the three men that murdered Ahmaud Arbery, and vigilantism. Ferg is a rare Auburn fan and we debrief the Leflore all class reunion (including the fights). Razi introduces us to Karmas world. As we jump into questions Ferg wants to know why or why aren't we good at receiving gifts. Buff asks what are some insecurities we deal with. Razi asks what are some of the hardest lines in rap. Happy Holidays and it is officially safe to put up your Christmas decorations.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone. What better way to celebrate than to listen to your favorite podcast. We open celebrating the first woman to have presidential powers; VP Kamala Harris making more history. We discuss Zac Stacy, Rittenhouse, Da Baby, and the loss of Young Dolph. Please support the Shop in Style fundraiser coming up in December. Razi is excited for X-Men 97 and breaks down Passing on Netflix. Big Bird is vaccinated but Ted Cruz ain't feeling that. We discuss vaccinating the kids and the risks of the McRib. We jump into the questions and Razi wants to hear the brothers thoughts on the Rittenhouse trial. Buff wants to know what is our favorite Bible story and if we have a current story that mirrors it. Ferg asks what is the song that drew us to each region of rap. We close with what we are thankful for this past year. It's another fun episode. Enjoy!

We are back and on one this week. We are loving Colin in Black and White. Razi is just whelmed with Eternals. Not over or underwhelmed. Just whelmed. Buff is annoyed at the colorism argument with "The Harder They Fall." The new Versus and King Richard coming up. We send our prayers to the victims of the Astroworld incident. We discuss Scarface retiring, An Evening With Silk Sonic, and Trevor Noah. As we jump into the questions, Buff invokes Kevin Samuels saying there is no incentive for a man to become a step dad. He asks our thoughts on being a step dad. Ferg is getting married y'all. And he asks should society start rethinking large weddings upfront and shift to big renewals. Razi is starting to travel more and asks how the brothers balance traveling without the kids and taking family trips? We close pointing out the trouble people are having calling out A.a.ron Rogers but how easily they call out Kyrie. Happy Birthday Oliver and 20 year anniversary to the Q17 and E40. 

We open discussing the return of Dexter and Big Mouth. We give a quick run down of The Harder They Fall. Buff is frustrated with the Democrats and the election results in VA as we discuss how bad they are a politics. And we can't forget "Go Braves!" Ferg get's first question and wants to know is there a difference in a good man/woman and a good person? Razi wants to know the brothers thoughts on Henry Ruggs III and his DUI murder charge. Byron is ready to fight and wants us to fight as well. He asks the brothers if we are out with our lady and some dude smacks her on the butt...what do we do....what...do....we...do?  Remember it's men's mental health awareness month and make sure you check out the fundraiser mixer for the Jennica Kimberly Memorial Scholarship coming up on December 12th. 

What up, what up, what up. We are joined by Jason Vorhees himself as we discuss how people aren't paying for their daughters weddings anymore.  Buff tells us another story in his "did I overreact" segment. Razi snitches on folks since he graduated snitch school, he explains the Meta/Facebook change, and tries to prove that he has some gangsta in him. Ferg is salty that he missed FAMU's homecoming. Razi asks what are some gender roles that we adhere to and the ones that we try to break. Buff wants know what women mean when they say that men aren't men anymore and that's the reason women are still single.  Ferg wants to know why are minorities slow to apply for jobs and promotion. Remember this month is men's mental health awareness month. Men go get a mental massage from a licensed therapist.

The Brothers are joined by Robert "Bobby" Brown, JD to discuss Chappelle's latest standup "The Closer." We open discussing the handmaids tails, the new season of "the movies that made us" latest season, how He-Man sucks, Gruden's emails, and Buff just now watching Poltergeist. Ferg actually pays to watch BMF. We jump into Chapelle's special and dissect the comedy, the jokes, the need for the asterisk, and cancel culture. It's definitely a lively one. Enjoy!

We dedicate this episode to BB and our prayers go out to the Ferguson family.

The brothers wanted to Columbus something for indigenous peoples day. So we decided to remaster our 6th episode ever "one night trans" and release it before we jumped into our discussions of Dave Chappelle's special next week. Sit back and listen to the nostalgia and get ready for next weeks episode. It is going to be explosive.

On this episode Buff questions if parents will continue to discourage their kids from playing football in light of the CTE revelations over the last 5 years. Also, Razi and Ferg expect some blowback from Buff's comments about transgender women as they discuss finding out you slept with a trans woman after the fact.  The brothers round out the conversation with a what is the one thing we hope to pass down to our kids.

The brothers are back this week and we are on one. We open discussing Will admitting that he and Jada had an open relationship. Buff has a new segment "did I overreact." His stories are always entertaining. Razi explains Alabama using COVID funds to build prisons and the criminal justice reform that Alabama is already doing. We discuss the super bowl halftime announcement and the potential of backlash because Mary J Blige is on the ticket. We jump into the questions and Razi wants to know if the brothers are going to continue to boycott R Kelly music now that he has been found guilty and will be going to jail for a long time. Ferg asks if the phrase "if you don't have anything nice to say, keep your words to yourself" lead to poor communication skills. Our generation is the first generation that adults and kids listen to rap together. Byron gets last question and asks what rap songs did our parents like as we grew up. Take a listen and make sure to share with someone.

We open with Buff showing his appreciation for everyone checking on him over the weekend. Razi is nerding out about Netflix getting into gaming and how that's going to make him a lot of money. Oh, And Razi is still at THOT and has discovered SHEIN Men. Ferg has had 5 COVID tests in the last week. He is dodging COVID like neo from the Matrix. Ferg is back at first question and wants to know should the noncustodial parent have a say in the rules of the house and how we feel about people saying "if you don't like the rule, then take the child." Buff follows up by asking should the court system rethink how custody is decided instead of the mother being the default. It's a deep episode with the no sense slant of the 3 Brothers.

We dedicate this episode to all those that gave their lives on 9/11 and in response to 9/11/2001. We open as any other show trying to keep it light. We talk Brittney Spears for the first and hopefully last time ever. Razi sings the praises of Chloe and the artistry of the have mercy video. Buff reminds us of the passing of Michael K Williams most famously knows as "Omar" from The Wire. As we jump into the questions Razi wants to know should we go to dinner with Jay-Z or take the $50,000. Ferg asks, "what were some things that made you think people had money growing up?" Buff brings up Usher telling T-pain that he destroyed music and asks the brothers how to deliver criticism in a meaningful way. We close discussing 9/11 and remembering what we were doing when the towers fell and the repercussions that came after. We will keep pushing forward and we hope that you will as well.

Happy Labor Day everyone. We are back for your listening pleasure. Razi is loving Shang-chi and Byron appreciates his recommendation of Friends from College. Ferg reviews Click Bait and points out the similarities to Hey Arnold. We discuss college football opening weekend and Sophie is back to deliver the joke of the week. #bringbacksophie Byron gets first question and he is appalled. Someone stated that "Space Age Pimpin" is not a romantic love song. That launches us into a college level deconstruction of the song. The conversation evolves into discussing certified lover boy, Donda, and Andre 3 Stacks and Drake leaking Kanye's diss record. Razi sticks with music and wants to discuss if it's time to uncancel Chrisette Michelle since we gave Ye a pass.  As we discuss pop culture Ferg brings up parents that go way over the top for their kids. He wants to know if people feel pressured and/or obligated to give kids things beyond their means. We are not ready for the promposals. Enjoy the short week this week.

We are back to doing what we do. We open discussing Sha'carri losing her latest race. We review the new Masters of the Universe, and settle a debate on the Boomerangs genre. Buff throws in an interesting questions of how was Vera's girls coming up short? Ferg shares some great news in his life and then Razi leads Sophie down a dark path with her joke. He definitely ruins it. Buff gets first question this week and he wants to know is the LGBTQ community the most powerful group when it comes to social issues. Razi wants to know did we do the right thing when we pulled out of Afghanistan. Ferg pull sup anchor and asks, "Is there ever a time in your life to be selfish?" This was a very heartfelt episode as we pray for all those that gave the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan. 

We didn't need to name this one. The brothers hit a huge milestone with episode 100 and to celebrate the launch of our YouTube page the episode was recorded live via social media. We are joined by two of our top fans Sherece Smiley and Nicholas Ramsey as we walk down memory lane.  We play a little game of 3 Brothers trivia and reminisce about some of our more controversial hot takes over the last two years. We then open up the show and answer audience questions ranging from how we balance the show and real life to discussing the shortage of candy ladies causing the downfall of the black community. It's a fun filled episode with lots of memories. Enjoy!

We are back for another week of thoughtful foolishness. We open discussing the new Space Jam and Black Widow movies. Buff was going to defend K. Michelle but just doesn't want to. Sophie stumps Ferg this week as her joke goes over his head. We jump into the questions and Byron gets first question this week. He re-watched Game of Thrones and softens his criticism of Season 8. So we know his opinions can't be trusted this week. He asked the brothers, "where does loyalty to your friend stop?" Ferg witnessed some microaggressions toward a young black swim instructor. He wants to know do we hold our black youth to a higher standard? Razi takes up last question and was inspired by Diddy and his 15 roaches. He asks the brothers about the moment that made them think that they needed to do better. We close defending Kevin Samuels after declining to defend K Michelle. Make it make sense y'all.

Did you all see Vax that thang up? Buff is not feeling it. Razi thinks it's bad, but he liked "Let me smang it" so we can't trust his taste. Razi and Ferg reminisce about Bagram Air Field as the US closes it down. We discuss All American Homecoming and the HBCU experience. As we jump into the Ferg asks have we ever done everything right in a relationship, what does the phrase "you can do everything right in the relationship and he will still cheat" mean, and how does it affect a relationship. He follows up with, "when is it time to cheat." Razi follows up the question and asks, "why doesn't women need men?" Buff anchors the questions with a cancel culture question. He wants to know is possible to disagree with a hot topic without the snippet being spun and you end up looking like you are hating. Then you end up cancelled in the wake and is that fair? We dedicate the episode to Dr. Frederick Humphries.

The Brothers are joined by three lovely ladies to call us on our BS. Ambrosia Mentor, Porshe' Slaton aka PD Slay, and Jaselyn Will keep it real on this giant sized episode that is worth every minute. We open re-living Razi almost dying just trying to hang at a FAMU party. The FAMUans on the show rate the the weekend on a scale of "Wednesday through Sunday" of homecoming. Ambrosia actually finds a Mexican food place in Mobile and Byron doesn't wear clothes anymore. Ferg body shames himself and Buff takes that personally. As we jump into the questions Porshe' asks everyone's advise on handling an in-law that openly doesn't like you. We find out Razi is the new Kevin Samuels as Ambrosia asks the group how to balance being raised as an independent woman and being in a relationship. Jaselyn revisits a story Buff brings up about a woman wanting alimony after being someone's girlfriend for 5 years. She asked the panel should spouses pay alimony and if we would get a prenup. This episode was definitely packed with jewels and we really enjoyed the conversation. We hope you all enjoy as well.

We open discussing our new entertainment picks. Loki, Fatherhood, Manifest, I am athlete, Record of Ragnarok, and The Harder They Fall included. Razi is starting an only fans because that is what THOTs do, and Ferg and Razi nerd out about Dynasty Warriors. Sophie is back for her joke this week and we get a surprise visit from TJ, Z, and Sky. Ferg starts the questions asking our thoughts on a social media post he ran across. It says "[black men] aren't doing enough to reach out to troubled black youth." And we have lots of thoughts. Razi tries to lighten the show and asks who is the brothers Mt Rushmore of hip hop groups. Spoiler....Migos didn't make anyone's list. Buff rounds out the show with a retirement question. He wants us to talk about what people can do to get ready for retirement. Ferg gets depressed from the conversation. It's an informative show that entertains as always. Enjoy.

I'm black, black, black...I'm black. We are back to our regular format and it goes down this week. Ferg calls buff the flexiest of the crew. Buff tries to deflect, but fails as he describes his trip to time square with the family. We celebrate the end of racism because Juneteenth is a national holiday now; while states ban teaching about Juneteenth. Ferg is not a fan of FEDEX and explains why. As we lean into the Juneteenth weekend Buff asks what is the black agenda and how do we get it implemented. Razi piggybacks on Buffs questions and asks, "Is Juneteenth becoming a holiday a big deal or not?" Ferg brings a more heartfelt question as he asks, "What words can make your heart grow and why don't we use them more?" It's a giant sized episode but we had a lot to talk about. Hope you enjoy.

We are back for part two of the live episode. The brothers open up and discuss pride month and Razi puts his foot in his mouth. Buff talks about coming out of mental health awareness month and the hypocrisy of the sports world. Ferg tells a story of trying to explain transgender to his six year old. Razi is back to telling jokes this week. As we jump back into the live episode Sherman asks should it be an expectation that a man "keeps" a woman and is it reasonable for women to expect being "kept." The crew then discuss how they dealt with the lowest point in their careers. Enjoy the conversation!

All the brothers are over the hill now as we celebrate Razi turning 40. We are joined by a ton of friends as it should be: Sherman Cooley, Lenny Givens, Wendell Grant, and Damarcus Davis. We give you a look into the locker room as we just chop it up as we always do. Damarcus gives us the joke this week. Razi takes first question and goes directly to the gutter. He asks, "Does the crew prefer fresh showered or seasoned nanny?" Buff coins a phrase middies (man titties) as he asks, "can we ever heal the gender war?" The question takes a life of it's own as we discuss expectations and marriage as well. We hope you enjoy part one as much as we enjoyed recording it.

It seems we chose violence this week. Razi come out swinging at that Senate Republicans denying the January 9th commission. He sings the praises of ringfit adventure on the Nintendo Switch. Then Buff is excited for the boxing lineup over the next few weeks and is ready for the Olympics; women's track and field specifically. Ferg brings back the great divide and he is going to make some folks mad. We jump into the questions with Buff putting his foot in his mouth. Ferg wants to know how we feel about Lil Yachty's men's nail paint line. Buff keeps the party going and wants to hear the brothers thoughts on the new trend of women proposing to guys. Razi pulls anchor this week and asks, "can people make themselves single parents?" We close with Buff calling out these companies that pledged money for BLM and diversity initiates but haven't followed through. Finally, Razi enters the 40 club with the other brothers so Happy Birthday to him. We dedicate this episode to those in the armed forces that gave the ultimate sacrifice. #untilvalhalla

We are back this week and buff is fed up. He isn't giving any more thoughts and prayers for gun violence since obviously America doesn't care. Razi gives us a run down on Army of the Dead even though he calls it Army of Darkness. Classic Razi. Ferg swoons over Simone Biles aka the GOAT. Razi gets first question today and asks, "would the brothers attend their cut buddies wedding and would they feel some type if way their cut buddy surprised them the news?" Buff wants to know how we feel about social media banning Trump and their general policies on banning people. Ferg ends the show asking what technology or social change in dating that we have observed since we were dating back in the day. We close with Razi pleading with parents to prevent the summer slip, Buff congrats Leon Brown and Henry McCollum. Ferg shouts out the recent High School grads. Here's to you class of 2021. Enjoy.

Razi is out here THOTing again y'all. Buff is happy that Barbie can change the world. Razi hates on the Barbs and J Cole stans. Ferg enthralls us with his COVID scare and we reminisce on our last trip together before Miami. Razi brings the mental heat with his joke this week and then we jump into the questions. Buff flips the racist question this week. He wants to know who do we respect enough to be crushed if they got caught being racist. Razi gets serious and asks what would we do if an estranged parent needed to move in with us in their last days. Ferg takes last question again this week. He asks, "if we had to pack the family up and leave America, what country would we go to?" We close remembering Mental Health Awareness month. Razi calls out the haters that love to check other peoples self care methods. Finally shout out to the new NBA HOF class. Enjoy the conversation!

GUILTY....That * is guilty. The brothers get right into it this week. We open talking about the police shooting of 16 year old Ma'Khia Bryant. Then we move to the shooting of 32 year old Isaiah Brown by the officer that had just gave him a ride home. Razi gives a spoiler free breakdown of Mortal Kombat. After Razi drops an acceptable joke we jump into the questions. We start the questions with our reactions to the Chauvin guilty verdict. Byron wants thoughts about Lil Nas X's new video Montero (call me by your name). Ferg rounds out the questions asking the brothers why is there a problem telling women to "smile." We close out discussing if women actually care what men think. We share a moment of silence for DMX, Shock G, and Black Robb. We shout out Method Man and Redman for 4/20 and Ferg is on good terms with his worst dates ever. Tab checked up on Buff's thigh rubbing story and Razi received an outpouring of love for his ain't sh*tness. 

Razi ain't sh*t. Now that that's out of the way we can actually get to real topics. Buff talks about about how tired we are of all of the mass shootings and police killings. There is a ray of sunlight as we discuss Carol Horne being fired in Buffalo for stopping her fellow officers from abusing someone in custody and finally winning her lawsuit to get her pension and backpay. We jump into the questions and Razi wants to know what was the worst date we have ever gone on. Buff wants to know are we judging the folks that are sitting out the stop Asian American hate protests? Ferg closes us out asking how we feel about the new Texas House Bill HB 1927 that allows people to open carry handguns. This one is another great discussion. Enjoy.

The brothers are joined by Dr. Brandon Davis to discuss the political and social landscape of today. We open laughing at Razi for calling a grown man Delicious, discussing the Earth Wind and Fire vs The Isley brothers battle, Mr. Biggs beard, and Brandon takes us to school. We start off the questions discussing the Chauvin trial and what it could mean for legal precedent or police reform. The discussion naturally progresses to the new Jim Crow laws Republicans are trying to pass and how Republicans don't give a sh*t. The discussion is deep but you know we make it fun. Enjoy!

The brothers are back this week and letting it hang. Razi is on vacation and tells us about Great Wolf Lodge. We talk vacations and strip clubs; RIP KOD. Buff and Razi reminisce about the time Razi brought some friends to Mobile for the first time and got them shot at. Ferg is feeling Silk Sonic and wants a tour with them and Knarles Barkley. Razi squashes his dreams. We discuss PTSD and Razi sets up an analogy of COVID and hypervigilance. Ferg wants to discuss Derrick Jaxn until he doesn't want to discuss it anymore. Once we get into the questions Ferg opens up asking us what was the most disrespectful way we have shot a shot. Buff wants us to revisit the comment, "love is overrated," and explain why we said it. Razi closes out the questions wanting the brothers response to people saying "men can only wear certain clothing fits or colors." We close saying Happy Birthday to Marquis Johnson, once again sending prayers to victims of a mass shooting, a little politics. Enjoy!

The brothers are back to get try to understand women...and Disney. We open talking about Hip Hop Uncovered, the weight of systemic racism, This is Us and Ferg's worst nightmare. Razi gets first question and wants to know "Is Disney Overrated?" Buff wants to know do we feel pressure to carry ourselves a certain way to represent all of Black America to White America. Ferg rounds out the discussion asking our thoughts on the quote "when a man makes money he dreams of giving a woman the world, but when a woman makes money she feels that she doesn't need a man." The answers may surprise you. Enjoy!

We dedicate this show to the people that lost their life in the recent Atlanta mass shooting.

What's the opposite of Pimpin'? The brothers explore that notion in a full filled episode. But before we get to the questions we have to shout out the social scientists that have figured out the cause of racism. It was diabeetus all along. We also talk about Senator Ron Johnson not being scared of the capitol rioters essentially because they were white. Oh and Tucker Carlson trying the military and Ferg loves Love Spell no matter who is wearing it.....As we get into the questions Byron askes is Russell Wilson a simp and what we we say to our son if he was bringing home a Ciara. Razi asks the brothers opinions about a school in NY asking staff not to use "mom" and "dad." Ferg takes last question this week and after the Pepe Le Pew fallout he wants to know other questionable characters we overlooked growing up. Enjoy the conversation!

Buff is back from Miami so the brothers are back to discuss sooooo many things. Cancel Culture hit Dr Seuss, Miami is a basic trip, House Bill 1, Woody Allen all before the questions. Ferg starts us off asking about the young man that can't graduate in Detroit because he is in his 4th year of high school with just 2.5 credits and .13 GPA. How does that happen and who is to blame? Razi wants to know how the brothers manage work life balance. Buff wraps it up asking who was our famous high school crushes? Oh and we can't finish the show without discussing Coming to America. This is a packed episode. Enjoy!

The brothers are back this week and Buff starts off challenge shaming. He does like WandaVision now though. Razi gives the cliffs notes of the GameStop stock run and short squeeze. Ferg talks about Dr Seuss and someone from whoville swinging with T.I. After Sophie's joke we jump right into the questions. Ferg wants to know is the church doing enough to push financial literacy and ensuring their congregation is financially fit. Razi loves money. Everyone knows it. So he's excited about Tubman being on the $20 bill. So he asked is that progress for Black America and if the Biden administration moving fast enough on the black agenda. Byron finishes out the show talking about Lil Wayne and his support of Trump in exchange for a pardon. He asks would we risk it and take the deal? It's another week of hilarity and thought provoking conversations wrapped in one show.

We are back this week and Happy Martin Luther the King Jr day. The brothers circle up to give relationship and parenting advice this week. And it's delivered as only they can. Ferg wants to know do we invest less in our sons as we raise them to be men. Byron talks role models and asks what are the our top three black couples on TV that aren't struggle loving. Razi gets into dating and ask what does a phone down on the table mean. Is it a cheating coverup or giving your undivided attention? 

So first off. Buff is safe. And we are thankful for that. This week the brothers tackle the takeover of the US Capitol Building and luckily one of the brothers was there. We hold nothing back as Buff explains the harrowing tale of the takeover from inside of the building. We explore what happened, what were some of the breakdowns in leadership, and what can be done to improve next time. Ferg simply wants to know "how the f*ck does this happen." Razi is ready for another impeachment or 25th amendment invocation so the brothers discuss what it is and how it should or should not happen. Finally, Ferg asks what do we do going forward and if this is even Black America's fight. We dedicate this episode to the US Capitol Police and the 2 fallen officers (as of recording.) 

So long 2020; with yo funky @ss. We open by recapping our Christmas holidays, bashing WW84 and AVA, and praising Soul. Ferg hates on Kimberly Elise. Buff gets first question this week. He wants to know what lessons we learned from 2020. Everyone opens up for some heartfelt responses. Razi takes that open heart for granted and asks who would be the new Kings of Comedy. You will be surprised at the answers. Ferg takes last question and hits on relationships and baggage as we discuss our social media post. He wants to know how we feel about bringing baggage into a relationship and what is normal. We close by congratulating the PS5 giveaway winner and remind everyone to not forget about community service during this pandemic.

So when this episode drops we will no longer be regular since, according to Black Twitter, we get our super powers on Dec 21st. We start celebrating Disney's slate of shows. Razi tries to spoil The Mandalorian.  Byron continues his verbal assault on Tab. We discuss Sasha Obama's grown up pics and Lil Wayne selling Young Money's masters for $100 milli. Razi gets first question this week and wants to know which super powers each of the brothers are getting on the 21st. Byron asks us how comfortable are we asking for help now that we are on the upside of our life. Ferg finishes the episode asking the brothers to create a 12 days of Christmas list. Check out the list. We close with a shout out to the PS5 giveaway winner and Byron's mom. We actually recorded on her birthday. Happy Birthday Hazel. 

Razi is a THOT. Now that that's out of the way. The boys are back and having a ball this week. Razi gushes over Lovecraft Country. Ferg is liking Fargo. Buff ignores us half of the episode because the Miami Heat were playing those other guys while we recorded. But he does shout out the Lebron Haters. We talk the VP debates before Ferg offends more people with his "Great Divide" segment. Ferg launches the questions on a lighter asking about our top 3 one hit wonders that we thought would have had a longer career. Razi asks, "can a racist date a person of color?" Buff hits us with a #newsroom take and asks why do we feel like America is the greatest nation in the world when we only lead in wealth, infant mortality, and incarceration. We lag in every other metric that matters. Enjoy!

So Trump got dat Rona. And he debates like a 5 year old. Now that that's out of the way Razi explains V shaped and K shaped economic recoveries. Buff is not sending prayers to the president. Ferg returns with the great divide to call out the literature/Bible quoters of the world. Sky joins Sophie to judge this weeks joke. Ferg starts the questions with a doozie. He asks whether the brothers think a race war is a possibility after the election and would it be a decision for some white people to "aide and quarter" black people. Byron follows up with, "when can a preference cross the line into dissing the other side?" Razi finishes talking about his favorite thing-WAP. He wants to know whether #WAP and #period posts invite disrespect and if we are essentially victim blaming them? It's another week and another gem filled show. Enjoy.

The brothers are back this week and tackle questions about love. But this isn't an episode of Oprah. And we aren't Steve Harvey. We start off talking about Cardi B and Offset splitting. Ferg is back with his "great divide" segment to discuss "slave snacks" and hotdog water. Sophie is back this week so the joke is actually funny. Ferg starts off the questions asking about why people think so highly of what they bring to the relationship and why the other party doesn't value those things. Buff wants to know why are we so dismissive of domestic violence. And then Razi cracks a joke about Megan thee Stallion being shot in the foot. Razi brings this relationship episode home asking about California's SB 145 that allows statutory rapist to avoid being listed as a sex offender. Make sure to listen and press the donate link below.

Long sigh. 2020 is not letting off the gas. Razi tries to lighten the mood while discussing Cobra Kai joining Netflix. It doesn't work. The brothers mourn the loss of Jacob Blake and Chadwick Boseman. As the discussion continues we get more and more angry. Byron gets first question this week and goes to the NBA. He wants to now how the brothers feel about the NBA teams boycotting/striking. That discussion brings up Jacob and Kyle Rittenhouse. Razi follows up with the question, "should Black America tool up and protect ourselves, our rights, and our property like Kyle did." Ferg keeps the party going asking, "What did we do to make White America hate us so much?" It's another heart felt episode about how exhausting it is being black in America.

It's been a year that we started this Podcast journey and you guys stuck it out with us. And we appreciate that. So We start the questions with Ferg asking are we too fast to apologize and do we think Nick Cannon should have apologized. Byron is a hotel snob. So he wants us to make him feel better and tell everyone what we are snobs for. Razi finishes the questions out reminiscing about the No limit days in light of The No Limit Chronicles docuseries on BET. He wants to know the brothers top 3 no limit singles and artists. The answers are all over the place. Thank you all again for rocking with us for this past year.

Another Week. And the brothers aren't as angry. We almost get through an entire episode without going off on someone. But, alas, we didn't make it. We open the show discussing Hamilton and our collective lack of interest. Ferg gets reminiscent about "The Wonder Years." He get's first question this week and asked who was our television/media personality that we looked up to or wanted to be? Byron asks what shows that were super big that we couldn't into and we feel is overrated. Razi finishes the questions asking how the brothers feel about the HBCU sports movement.

The brothers are back and we lighten it up this week. We open discussing our Father's Day and why in the world would Marvel want to cast Beyonce in anything. Especially Black Panther 2. Razi calls out the pink elephant about her acting abilities. Ferg is still angry and wants to know whether we are more worried to meet a gang member, a white supremacist, or a cop on the street. Guess what everyone chose. Ferg then schools us on his two new terms: Blue Supremacy and Blue Privilege. Byron asks about cancel culture and if/how to get off the cancel list. Razi celebrates the retirement of one of the greatest wrestlers of all time-The Undertaker. He then asks for the brothers top three favorite wrestlers. We wanted to bring some joy back to your Mondays and Make Mondays Great Again. (not to be used without the express permission of 3 Brothers and 3 Brothers, Inc.)

We almost skipped this episode number. But we digress. The brothers are back this week and open discussing the young lady being thrown into a dumpster by her male peers. Angry Razi showed up this episode and it went downhill from there for him. Byron gets first question and explains why Blue Lives Matter is a myth. Razi asks about B Simone's comment that she can't date a 9 to 5 guy and would the brothers be able to date someone with that mentality. Ferg finishes the episode asking "what is the one thing we want to tell our daughters on this Fathers Day?" It's fathers day and Buff's anniversary. Turn Up!

After last week's episode the brothers are back to keep talking. And this episode feels the same as you are used to. But society feels different this time. Can we get back to the old normal? It's Razi's birthday and he breaks down the mask he has to wear to try to be happy while still reeling from his loss. Razi tried to lighten it up and asks what movie we would like to see remade from another characters perspective. Byron wants to know how we feel about the murder merchandise capitalists. Ferg wants answers on what's next and the brother's ideas on what is the next step for the black movement that is swelling up in America. Another giant sized episode. But worth every minute. 

Ferg has to pull teeth to get Razi and Buff to admit that looting is bad. But Buff doesn't give an eff about all that. It's a giant sized episode where the brothers let it all out about the recent murder of George Floyd. Ferg asks our feelings about the looting that is taking place as a result of the tragic murder. Byron follows up with whether we should be sharing the videos of these murders and if it is causing lasting damage to our mental health. Razi rounds out the discussion asking how we can change the platforms of the major political parties and if #holdthevote will work. This is an extra long episode but the emotions are high and we feel you guys wanted it all. So pour a cup of your favorite spirit and enjoy (or get mad.). Whichever one works for you.

Byron doesn't wear sleeves this week. So we know the episode is good. Byron and Ferg talk fancy liquor as Razi sips his water. Razi also drops some knowledge about how to keep your kids connected to their friends through Facebook Messenger Kids and Ferg has some choice words for 2020.

The brothers are back to talk about the Future and Russell Wilson beef as Razi asks about kids calling step parents mom/dad. Byron wants to expand on Razi's idea about allowing kids to challenge authority; even when it is the parents that are the authority. Ferg gets the short question and asks about the brother's feelings about The Last Dance and the Lebron/Jordan comparisons.

So the brothers try to evade politically charged conversations. But we finally "go there." We discuss the wealth gap, presidential candidates, the general electorate, and greed in America. All in one raucous episode. We start off with a listener question about whether non custodial parents should be able to see their children during the quarantine.  The answers are not aligned. Then Byron is replaced by Lil Evil and asks whether not voting for Biden is a vote for trump and supporting racism as some social media posts suggest. Razi goes even deeper into political territory by asking why is it that we need charity to support hard working Americans instead of just giving them a living wage.  It's a powder keg episode with some strong opinions. Enjoy.

The brothers are back and still quarantined. We start with Rona and end with Rona. But there's a whole bunch in between. Ferg wants to know are we taking the quarantine seriously enough and why is it that black people are getting hit the hardest by the virus. Byron's asks how we would feel if a gay guy offers to buy us a drink. Razi's response is well....unexpected. Then Razi asks whether the brothers will hit the switch with our daughters or wives. Byron slips in a second question of whether posting service activities on social media cheapens them. Four questions this episode for you to enjoy.

The brothers are going for either huge kudos or pitchforks this week. We open with a discussion about quarantining and the presidential primaries. Ferg wants to know when being politically correct (PC) is too much and what we do if we go past the PC line.  Razi gets the middle question and uses it to ask about the brothers  relationship building strategies. Byron closes us out with a question to set us up to fail. He tells a heart wrenching story of domestic abuse and murder that sounds like it came from a Lifetime movie. Then asks do we think it was the victims fault. How could he!?! Well listen to find out. 

This week the brothers break down their gaming past times and reminisce about what they played growing up. Ferg wants to know why the backlash over Andrew Gillum turned really nasty once rumors started that he may have been cheating on his wife with a dude. Byron wants to know some qualities we are trying to work on. Razi rounds out the hour asking whether the brothers ever had to dim their light to advance at work. Enjoy!

The brothers reflect on the new normal of life under Coronavirus (COVID-19) social distancing. Ferg wants to know have we thought about our legacies and what they will look like. Razi asks what we think teachers should be paid since everyone is whining about having to home school during the quarantine. Byron takes the last question and asks about family secrets.

The brothers dedicate this episode to one of our own. Razi lost his wife, Jennica,  and just wanted to say thank you to all the listeners. We reminisce on the great times we had with her and Razi asks whether we are ready for unexpected losses. The brothers also discuss death taboos like cremation and non traditional funerals. Razi pleads with everyone to prepare for losses and have discussions with all loved ones, not just your spouse. It's a rough episode with some tears at times. But worth the listen.

The brothers are joined by the ladies of Femme Noir Files in our first ever joint episode. We tried to match South Park with our bleep count, but couldn't get that high. We chop it up about who has it worse: men or women. You know that was a powder keg. But before we get into the conversation the brothers get a little political talking about Super Tuesday and the coronavirus. Razi explains amendment one in Alabama and reminds everyone to vote NO. Then Byron mentions that the coronavirus is messing with the money. The conversation heats up when we start talking about the government breaking up black homes with their policies. Somehow we get on interracial dating as well. We finish the conversation with dancing to music with B*tches and H*es in it. It's a jam packed episode that you don't want to miss.

Happy Black History Month. The brothers are back and all over the map on this episode. The opening takes up way more time than usual as the brothers discuss Terry Cruz. Ferg starts the conversation with asking us about our favorite black dramas and  couples. Razi wants to know will you sacrifice your child's education to help improve under performing school systems and poorer areas. We get a bonus convo about gentrification out of it as well. Byron finishes up the questions asking us who's grind or methods do we respect even if we disagree with them. Another great episode for you to enjoy.

Vera said, "I'm an honest h*e and all my h*es is honest." The brothers debate whether legalizing prostitution would stem human trafficking. and as you can expect they don't all agree. Ferg wants to know how we celebrate the new year and how