Anthony and Asante are back with another wide-ranging episode, covering everything from Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show political debates, public policy, and culture wars playing out in real time.

5:35 — Winter Storm & Phoenix Trip Recap
The guys react to the recent brutal cold weather before discussing Asante’s trip to Phoenix and the contrast in climates.

9:38 — Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show Review
A full breakdown of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime performance, cultural impact, and fan reactions.

15:45 — Ring Camera Super Bowl Commercial & Government Surveillance Debate
The viral Ring ad sparks a deeper conversation about smart home technology, digital privacy, and government surveillance concerns in 2026.

22:59 — Ja Rule, Tony Yayo & Uncle Murda Delta Flight Confrontation
Rap tensions resurface as Ja Rule, Tony Yayo, and Uncle Murda reportedly cross paths mid-air, reigniting discussion about hip-hop beef culture.

35:15 — J. Cole The Fall Off Album Review & Legacy Debate
Anthony and Asante give their honest review of J. Cole’s highly anticipated album The Fall Off and examine his place in modern hip-hop.

40:42 — LaRussell Signs to Roc Nation + Lil Wayne “Substance” Debate
Independent rapper LaRussell signs with Roc Nation and sparks controversy after questioning Lil Wayne’s lyrical substance — leading to a larger conversation about artistry and evolution in rap music.

52:20 — GloRilla Family Feud: Do Celebrities Owe Their Families Money?
GloRilla’s public fallout with her sister raises a broader debate about fame, financial responsibility, and boundaries.

1:05:36 — LeBron James, NBA All-Star Weekend & Politics
An Israeli journalist asks LeBron for a message to Israeli fans, prompting discussion about athletes navigating political questions on global platforms.

1:14:40 — Podcasters Switching Political Sides After Supporting Trump
Why are some media personalities shifting their stance after initially backing President Trump? The guys break down political realignment in podcast culture.

1:23:30 — America’s Train System, Homelessness & Public Funding
A discussion about public transportation turns into a deeper debate about homelessness policy, funding priorities, and policing vs. social services.

1:31:00 — Starbucks Boycott & Unionization Controversy Explained
Anthony examines why Starbucks is facing boycotts and ongoing tension around labor unions and corporate accountability.

1:37:04 — James Van Der Beek, Cancer Battle & Healthcare Costs
Reflecting on the passing of James Van Der Beek, the conversation shifts to medical debt, healthcare costs in America, and financial struggles — even for television stars.

1:40:20 — Listener Q&A

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Anthony and Asante are back unpacking a turbulent week in national news, from ICE-driven unrest to Kanye West’s apology and headline-making celebrity moments

11:13 — The episode opens with the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, a highly controversial incident that has sparked local and national protests, calls for accountability, and legal scrutiny of federal enforcement tactics.

20:33 — Don Lemon’s recent arrest prompts a discussion about civil rights, media figures, and legal accountability in politically charged situations.

23:33 — We take a deeper look at anti-ICE demonstrations on the ground, explaining what these protests actually look like, why some tactics may appear corny to outsiders, and how organizers view morale and visibility as key to their movement.

33:47 — In entertainment news, Kanye West’s open-letter apology makes headlines as he publicly discusses his bipolar diagnosis, brain trauma, and how his mental health has influenced his behavior over the years.

42:01 — Nicki Minaj’s recent press run with President Donald Trump raises questions about the intersection of politics, celebrity influence, and public perception.

46:14 — Comedian Tracy Morgan finds himself in an awkward moment outside Madison Square Garden when an old acquaintance unexpectedly approaches him asking for money — leading to a candid conversation about boundaries.

56:32 — Listener Questions:
• What’s the toughest thing you’ve mentally had to go through?
• If you hosted SNL, who would you want as the musical guest?
• What acting roles would you turn down?

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9:06 – A quick discussion about the recent wave of 2016 nostalgia somehow turns into a funny conversation on how moms pressure workers into giving better service.

14:22 – The duo revisits the evolution of the word “woke,” how far it’s drifted from its original meaning, and the role memes play in shaping the media we consume.

20:00 – ICE officers detain a young Target employee and later drop him off at Walmart. The guys also share their thoughts on the unfolding situation in Minnesota following the tragic passing of Renee Good.

32:09 – Mayor Zohran Mamdani begins delivering on campaign promises, including steps toward universal childcare and expanded access to public bathrooms.

36:43 – Social media comedian Druski goes viral with a skit about mega-church pastors, sparking both praise and backlash online.

43:53 – Mackenzie Scott donates $45 million to The Trevor Project, an organization supporting LGBTQ youth.

47:45 – Kai Cenat kicks off a new reading journey live on stream.

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4:00 – The episode opens with Anthony recording solo and explaining why this episode is a little different, sharing what’s motivating him to continue pushing forward.

7:54 – Anthony dives into the tragic death of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old Minneapolis mother who was fatally shot by an ICE agent during a federal enforcement operation, sparking national outrage and renewed debate around federal law enforcement training and use of force.

18:25 – Anthony sends heartfelt condolences to a young man who passed away after being unable to afford his inhaler, connecting the story to his own experience with asthma and the broader conversation around healthcare accessibility.

22:25 – Comedian Chris Redd finally addresses public backlash after dating Kenan Thompson’s ex-wife, speaking on the situation after working closely with Kenan on Saturday Night Live.

30:54 – The conversation shifts to the word “woke,” with Anthony reflecting on how its original meaning has evolved and been reshaped in modern cultural and political discourse.

36:48 – The episode closes with Anthony realizing that after previously questioning the lack of great Filipino singers, one has been there all along: Bruno Mars

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6:17 – The episode opens with a recap of New Year’s plans before shifting into a conversation about revisiting Stranger Things and whether the show still hits the same now that the cast has clearly outgrown their roles.

16:22 – Attention turns to Grok, the AI on X (formerly Twitter), after reports surface of the platform altering users’ photos without consent, sparking a broader discussion about ethics, privacy, and the future of AI.

29:26 – Diddy’s sons announce an upcoming Zeus Network docuseries intended to respond to the Netflix documentary, leading to a conversation about perspective, narrative control, and public perception.

38:50 – Rapper Pooh Shiesty shares his Top 5 rappers, but the list raises questions about authenticity, safe answers, and how honest artists can truly be in public interviews.

50:20 – Tyler Perry faces another lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct from an actor in one of his films.

52:20 – The episode closes with Asante sharing about a karaoke night with some Filipino friends.

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8:58 – Viola Davis sits down with Michael B. Jordan, sparking a deeper conversation about what truly defines a great acting performance.

14:55 – The discussion on acting transitions into Jonathan Majors’ fall from grace, with the conversation ultimately touching on his relationship with Meagan Good.

16:35 – Nicki Minaj makes headlines after joining Erika Kirk at a Turning Point USA event, prompting reactions and analysis.

33:10 – Dave Chappelle releases a surprise Netflix special, leading to a thoughtful dialogue on why celebrities shouldn’t be expected to serve as activists.

41:50 – Rapper 21 Savage and others ignite a new social media movement declaring “F*ck the streets,” opening a broader conversation about culture and messaging.

53:37 – Former child star Tylor Chase from Ned’s Declassified is spotted on social media living on the streets, raising serious questions about child stardom, support systems, and how his situation could be helped.

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1:03:49 - Favorite Things About Black Culture

1:10:00 - Favorite Pod Moments from the Year

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The guys are back with another packed episode, covering everything from the importance of positive male role models to some uncomfortable real-life stories.

5:30 — A conversation on why positive role models are crucial for young men, and how their presence—or absence—can shape outcomes later in life.

12:58 — Navigating the emotional weight of losing a family member and how it can affect the entire family.

26:43 — Watching Home Alone as an adult leaves you oddly conflicted about who the real villain really is.

29:33 — Denzel Washington reveals he never watches his own movies, sparking a discussion on why the hosts don’t consume much comedy in their downtime.

37:13 — The guys debate why escalator etiquette desperately needs improvement.

42:26 — Ryan Clark says Uber drivers are “musically profiling” him, leading to a broader conversation about assumptions and stereotypes.

50:20 — Nas and DJ Premier finally drop their long-awaited album, and Nas reflects on a time when sales numbers didn’t define success or fan support.

1:02:55 — A Mt. Vernon police officer facing serious health issues is terminated just six months shy of qualifying for his pension, raising tough questions about fairness and policy.

1:08:57 — An adult content creator experiences an unfortunate on-the-job slip-up that quickly goes left.

1:14:43 — The guys share moments of secondhand embarrassment they’ve experienced.

1:22:53 — The episode wraps with some well-deserved Michael B. Jordan appreciation.

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Anthony and Asante are back, catching up on everything from Thanksgiving to the new controversial docuseries about Diddy and classic Hollywood secrets

4:03 — The guys recap their Thanksgiving celebrations and time spent with family.

10:36 — The duo dives into the new Netflix docuseries about Diddy and the serious allegations highlighted in it.

37:35 — Revisiting the conversation about X (Twitter) revealing users’ countries of origin — and why some accounts might pose as Americans online.

40:40 — The internet is buzzing about the unusually close friendship between Wicked stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo — is there more to the story?

53:49 — A look back at the long-term injuries the original Wizard of Oz cast endured after filming.

1:03:27 — Listener Questions:

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• Favorite childhood memory?

• A poly couple being sneaky.

1:24:34 — Tubi Movie of the Week: My Man, My Man, My Man

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