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For the first time ever, the fellas link up in person—and chaos (and chemistry) ensues. L.A., Cam Archer, A. Devon Johnson, and the ever-silent Big Body Bane record fresh off their live panel at DreamCon. We also dive into the newly announced Harry Potter casting, run through some of the week's wildest headlines. We talk about the loudest person is often the most suspect, Worst first dates. Our expectations for new music, . It's a In person episode filled with jokes, takes, and that signature Do the Wrong Thing energy.

The conversation covers various topics including travel plans, reflections on personal experiences, and discussions about film characters. The hosts share their thoughts on the impact of certain movies and characters, particularly focusing on Robin Williams' role in 'Mrs. Doubtfire' and the implications of transphobia in films like 'Ace Ventura'. They also analyze the character of Orlando Bloom in relation to his roles in film and the consequences of his actions within those narratives. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from editing decisions in content creation to the impact of notable figures in entertainment and sports. They discuss the upcoming live podcast event, explore hypothetical historical scenarios, and reflect on the end of the sports talk show 'Around the Horn.' The conversation also touches on the importance of expertise in sports commentary, Michael Jordan's anticipated debut as a commentator, and the controversial concept of 'Streaming University.' Finally, they address the ongoing Diddy trial and its implications for artists like Kid Cudi. In this segment, the conversation delves into the complexities of celebrity culture, particularly focusing on figures like Diddy and Mase. The discussion shifts to the implications of snitching within the hip-hop community, exploring the moral codes that govern such actions. The dialogue then transitions to the dynamics of celebrity accountability, especially in light of recent controversies. The latter part of the conversation centers on the ongoing beef between Joey Badass and the West Coast, examining the state of hip-hop and the expectations fans have for their favorite artists. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the dynamics of rap battles, the influence of social media algorithms on perceptions of relationships, and the challenges of modern dating. They discuss the nature of competition in rap, the controversy surrounding the Grits and Eggs podcast, and how societal expectations shape men's views on dating. The conversation emphasizes the importance of real-life interactions and self-awareness in navigating relationships today. This conversation explores the evolution of internet culture, the challenges of growing up with technology, the impact of height on life experiences, navigating childhood growth and fashion, the quest for physical perfection, and the realities of aging and body image. The speakers share personal anecdotes and humorous insights, creating a relatable and engaging dialogue. The conversation explores various themes including personal growth, fitness journeys, entertainment news, and critiques of recent films. The speakers share their experiences with physical changes during adolescence, discuss their fitness routines, and delve into the latest happenings in the entertainment industry, including movie releases and controversies surrounding public figures like Brett Favre. The discussion culminates in a critique of a recent film, highlighting its shortcomings and the impact of its narrative choices. In this episode, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding recent horror films, Netflix adaptations, and the latest installments of popular series like Fear Street and The Last of Us. They critique the execution of character archetypes in teen films, discuss controversial themes, and share their anticipation for upcoming episodes. The conversation culminates in a review of Mission Impossible: Final Reckoning, highlighting its nostalgic callbacks and Tom Cruise's performance.

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Welcome back wrongdoers. Cam and Antonio are back with another "Life's A Bench" podcast episode. Here we scratch the sports itch. Tap in as we talk NBA playoffs, draft & NFL schedule release.

In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about their podcast journey, the impact of podcasts on the community, and their upcoming live performance. They reflect on their experiences, name variations, and the nostalgia of childhood cartoons. The conversation also delves into the evolution of the Grand Theft Auto series, highlighting its significance in gaming culture. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the announcement and subsequent delay of GTA VI, highlighting the challenges faced by the gaming industry, including financial issues and mass layoffs. They also delve into the success of Ryan Coogler in the film industry, particularly with his recent projects and the ongoing debate about the relevance of traditional movie theaters in the age of streaming services like Netflix. The conversation explores the representation of Black directors in Hollywood, highlighting the achievements and challenges faced by Black women directors. It reflects on the legacy of John Singleton and Ryan Coogler, discussing their impact on the industry. The discussion then shifts to Zuckerberg's concept of AI friendship and the implications of technology on human relationships. Finally, the conversation critiques the rise of anti-intellectualism and the influence of celebrity opinions on public perception. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of AI, the impact of misinformation, and the evolution of wisdom in the digital age. They discuss the dangers of ignorance, particularly in relation to flat earth theories, and critique the current state of discourse in society. The conversation culminates in a review of Marvel's 'Thunderbolts', highlighting its strengths and weaknesses. The conversation delves into the complexities of Yelena's character, her struggles with identity, and the emotional depth of the narrative. It critiques the portrayal of characters like Taskmaster and discusses the implications of introducing new heroes like the Sentry and the New Avengers. The discussion also touches on the post-credit scene's impact on the Marvel Cinematic Universe's future. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of the Star Wars franchise, discussing the frustrations surrounding its legacy, character development, and the challenges of creating new narratives while honoring the original material. They express concerns about the direction of the franchise under Kathleen Kennedy and highlight the successes of creators like Dave Filoni. The discussion also touches on the potential for new stories within the Star Wars universe and the importance of character continuity. Additionally, they review Episode Three of The Last of Us, comparing its narrative choices to the original video game and exploring the implications of character arcs and relationships.

In this episode, the hosts tackle a wide range of topics, from the nostalgia and flaws in Star Wars storytelling to the absurd debate over whether 100 men could defeat a gorilla. With humor and insight, they break down pop culture and internet debates, including box office reporting and the challenges Black filmmakers like Ryan Coogler face. The hosts also explore the Biggie vs. Tupac rivalry, share thoughts on upcoming movies like Thunderbolts and Final Destination, and discuss the evolving horror genre led by A24 and Blumhouse.

We watched it. We liked it. We talk about it.

In this lively conversation, the hosts engage in a playful debate about drafting their favorite cartoons, focusing on Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network shows from the 90s. They explore the limitations of their selections, share personal anecdotes, and reflect on the cultural impact of these animated series. The discussion is filled with humor, nostalgia, and a deep appreciation for the shows that shaped their childhoods. In this lively conversation, the hosts delve into nostalgic cartoons, the entertainment industry, and the nuances of acting roles. They explore the impact of typecasting, compare actors like Matt Damon and Leonardo DiCaprio, and share humorous takes on food preferences and pop culture. The discussion also touches on Pokemon and adult themes, culminating in a light-hearted wrap-up. In this segment, the conversation delves into various themes including nostalgia in wrestling, the dynamics of college football contracts, the evolution of NIL, cultural reflections on masculinity, the recognition of stunt performers in film, Ryan Coogler's career expectations, and the narrative surrounding Michael B. Jordan's acting abilities. The hosts engage in a lively discussion, blending humor with critical insights on these topics. In this segment, the conversation revolves around the acting skills of Ryan Gosling and Michael B. Jordan, with debates on their best roles and potential Oscar nominations. The discussion transitions into the challenges of portraying twins in film, particularly in the context of Michael B. Jordan's upcoming role. The duo also reflects on the impact of horror films on box office success, the rising stardom of Haley Steinfeld, and comparisons between iconic villains like the Joker and Killmonger. The conversation further delves into character development in the Daredevil series, particularly focusing on Heather's role and the impact of Bullseye on the storyline. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various themes surrounding storytelling, character development, and the representation of black talent in Hollywood. They discuss the intricacies of plot twists, the anticipation for upcoming episodes of popular shows, and the impact of influencer culture on youth. The conversation also highlights the legacies of iconic black actors like Eddie Murphy and Whoopi Goldberg, reflecting on their contributions to the film industry and the challenges faced by black talent in Hollywood. In this segment, the conversation delves into various themes surrounding representation in film, particularly focusing on the experiences of Black women in Hollywood. The discussion touches on the chocolate chip analogy, fan expectations regarding characters like Mace Windu, and the impact of films like 'Karina Karina'. The emotional weight of awards recognition, the legacy of Hattie McDaniel, and the critique of colorism in Hollywood are also explored, alongside a discussion of the film 'Passing' and its execution. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from Hollywood's call sheet controversies to the dynamics of family and parenting styles. They explore the implications of omissions in casting, the significance of family narratives in the entertainment industry, and share humorous anecdotes about their childhood experiences. The discussion culminates in a nostalgic draft of 90s cartoons, highlighting the cultural impact of these shows on their upbringing. In this lively conversation, the hosts engage in a nostalgic draft of their favorite 90s cartoons, discussing various shows from Disney, Nickelodeon, and Cartoon Network. They debate the merits of each pick, share personal anecdotes, and reflect on the impact these shows had on their childhoods. The conversation culminates in a recap of their selections and a light-hearted discussion about the future of their podcast.

The hosts swap stories, break down films, touch on cultural identity, and even pay tribute to Val Kilmer. There's deep talk about scriptwriting, social media, and pop culture's evolution—from video games and sneakers to comic book films. With honest takes on NBA drama, CinemaCon highlights, and the legacy of action movies, it's a rich mix of humor, nostalgia, and thoughtful reflection.

The Boys dive into everything from film and music to culture and tech. They share personal stories and sharp commentary on topics like radio edits in hip hop, financial advice from artists, and the legacy of iconic tracks. The conversation moves effortlessly into deeper themes—touching on the prosperity gospel in Black churches, Yolanda's controversial parole, and the Cain Velasquez case—blending humor with thoughtful reflection.They also explore the role of generative AI in art, debating its ethical implications and impact on creative ownership, with nods to Studio Ghibli and the evolving definition of artistry. The episode then shifts to sports media, highlighting the clash between Stephen A. Smith and LeBron James, and the rise of hot takes over real analysis.The hosts examine accountability in entertainment, the power of social media, and the shifting public perception of stars like Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot. From critiques of Hollywood's casting choices to debates over Channing Tatum as Gambit, they unpack the state of modern filmmaking. Rounding it out, they discuss the future of original cinema, indie studios, streaming trends, and the storytelling power of shows like Daredevil and Reacher.

In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively conversation that touches on various themes including cultural reflections, personal anecdotes, critiques of media, and a heartfelt tribute to the late George Foreman. The discussion flows from humorous takes on societal norms to deeper insights about storytelling in media, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various topics, including the legacy of George Foreman, the influence of social media on content creation, the impact of algorithms on viewer engagement, and the evolution of hip hop as a genre. They discuss how cultural commentary shapes perceptions and the need for diverse expressions within hip hop. In this segment, the conversation flows through various themes, starting with the humor found in drill music and the recognition of familiar faces in film. The discussion then shifts to cultural accents and the memeification of fame, highlighting the absurdities of modern celebrity culture. The introduction of credit options by DoorDash sparks a conversation about societal changes and the implications of such services. The focus then turns to Jonathan Majors and the challenges he faces in Hollywood, followed by a deep dive into the controversial figure of Big U and his alleged criminal activities in the West Coast rap scene. In this segment, the conversation delves into personal experiences with street culture, the fear and excitement that comes with it, and the implications of street politics. The discussion transitions into the cultural erasure of historical figures, particularly Jackie Robinson, and the role of journalism in highlighting these issues. The group also reflects on the current state of entertainment and pop culture, sharing insights and critiques on recent media. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various topics, including their favorite superhero shows, the iconic status of characters like Daredevil and Batman, and the cultural significance of sneakers. They also explore the world of music remixes and share their top Pokémon picks, highlighting nostalgia and personal favorites. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into nostalgic Pokémon battles, iconic movie characters, memorable female roles in film, and cultural reflections on food trends. They share personal anecdotes and opinions, creating a lively discussion that resonates with listeners who appreciate pop culture and entertainment.

In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion covering various topics, including technical setups for their podcast, frustrations with performance preparations, cultural commentary on current events, and heartfelt tributes to notable figures in music. They also touch on the dynamics of their podcasting experience and share insights into musical legacies that have influenced their lives. The conversation explores themes of identity, cultural dynamics, and the music industry, particularly focusing on the interplay between personal names, pop culture references, and the anticipation surrounding music releases. The discussion delves into the significance of album features, streaming trends, and the artistic choices of prominent figures like Kendrick Lamar, highlighting the complexities of artist collaborations and industry perceptions. This conversation explores the evolution of music and audience engagement, the resurgence of disco and its cultural significance, the changing perceptions of masculinity in modern society, and the challenges of parenting within the context of traditional values in the Black community. The speakers reflect on how social media amplifies voices and opinions, the historical context of music genres, and the responsibilities of raising children in today's world. The conversation explores various themes including cultural perspectives on masculinity, parenting dynamics within minority families, and the evolution of classic characters in entertainment. The participants discuss how societal expectations shape views on masculinity and parenting, particularly in Latino and Black communities. They also critique the modern reinterpretation of characters like Snow White, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in storytelling. Finally, they delve into the return of Daredevil, sharing their thoughts on the show's direction and character development. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding recent episodes of Marvel shows, particularly focusing on Daredevil, Reacher, and Invincible. They discuss character dynamics, the portrayal of justice, and the impact of visual storytelling. The conversation also touches on fan culture, particularly in relation to WrestleMania weekend, and the fate of characters like White Tiger and the Punisher. The hosts express their excitement for upcoming episodes and reflect on the evolution of these characters within their respective narratives. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics including comic book adaptations, movie reviews, and the performances of actors in recent films. They discuss the intricacies of character arcs in comic adaptations like 'Invincible', critique the acting in the movie 'Y2K', and analyze Jonathan Majors' performance in 'Magazine Dreams'. The conversation wraps up with a discussion on the film 'Opus', highlighting its cinematography and plot issues. In this conversation, the hosts review a film directed by Mark Anthony Green, discussing the performances, narrative structure, character dynamics, and cinematic techniques. They express mixed feelings about the originality of the story but appreciate the acting, particularly by IO and John Malkovich. The discussion also touches on the film's reception by critics and the importance of audience perspective. Ultimately, they provide their ratings and recommendations for viewers.

The whole gang is back for another 'Make It Black'. If can dodge a wrench, don't dodge this episode.

In this lively conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from naming controversies in entertainment to reflections on recent celebrity deaths. They share insights on upcoming shows, discuss wrestling events and celebrity appearances, and analyze current TV trends, particularly focusing on the series 'Reacher' and its adaptations. The dialogue is filled with humor, personal anecdotes, and critical commentary on pop culture. In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about various themes in hip-hop, including the introduction of Lieutenant Cole, the discography of Kendrick Lamar, and comparisons between legendary artists like Jay-Z, Kanye West, and Drake. They also touch on the impact of gaming on youth culture, particularly through platforms like Roblox and Minecraft. In this segment, the conversation delves into personal experiences of fatherhood, the challenges of parenting, and the lessons learned from these experiences. The hosts share anecdotes about their relationships with their fathers and the impact of those relationships on their lives. They also pay tribute to influential figures who have recently passed away, reflecting on their legacies. The discussion takes a candid turn as they explore the complexities of relationships, infidelity, and the public revelations that can arise from personal betrayals. In this segment, the conversation flows from humorous discussions about football routes to serious topics surrounding a tragic incident involving Talbo Raykins, a man whose digital footprint raises questions about justice and racial dynamics. The discussion then transitions into entertainment, focusing on the series 'Reacher' and 'Invincible', highlighting character developments and plotlines. In this segment, the conversation delves into various aspects of film and television, focusing on casting choices for iconic roles, the development of the Blade franchise, and the reception of the Blade trilogy. The discussion also touches on the new Marvel animated Spider-Man series and the future of Kathleen Kennedy in the Star Wars franchise, highlighting the ongoing evolution of these beloved properties. In this segment, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about various topics, including the portrayal of characters in Star Wars, particularly Jabba the Hutt and Rey, and the leadership of Kathleen Kennedy. They also critique the new Netflix series Zero Day, exploring its political themes and character dynamics. The conversation shifts to the anticipation surrounding Daredevil: Born Again, with varying levels of excitement and skepticism about the show's direction. In this segment, the conversation delves into the ongoing debate between DC and Marvel, assessing the strengths and weaknesses of their recent films. The discussion highlights James Gunn's approach to revitalizing the DC universe, the challenges posed by competing narratives, and the cultural implications of superhero media. The participants reflect on the evolution of representation in superhero stories, contrasting past and present portrayals. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the evolution of Black cinema, discussing the impact of iconic actors and their standout roles. They explore contemporary stars and their potential future in the industry, while also infusing humor through cinematic references. The dialogue reflects on the significance of representation in film and the changing landscape of Hollywood.

The conversation features a lively and humorous exchange among the hosts, touching on various topics including casting challenges for characters, the dynamics of their podcast, and a celebration of Black History Month. The banter is filled with jokes, personal anecdotes, and reflections on their experiences, creating an engaging atmosphere. In this conversation, the hosts navigate various topics including technology and communication, honoring lost legends in the music industry, reflections on the Super Bowl, highlights from the halftime show, and the current state of hip hop discourse. The discussion is lively and filled with humor, showcasing the hosts camaraderie and diverse perspectives. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various topics related to the music industry, focusing on the public perception of artists like Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar, the impact of Super Bowl performances on artists' careers, and the return of Drake with his latest album. They explore the artistic choices made by Kendrick during his Super Bowl performance and how it resonated with audiences, as well as the mixed reviews surrounding Drake's new project and the influence of Party Next Door. The discussion highlights the complexities of artist reception and the expectations placed on them by fans and critics alike. In this segment, the conversation revolves around the anticipation of Drake's upcoming music, the exploration of new releases in hip-hop, and the evolution of themes within the genre. The discussion then shifts to the dynamics of the NBA All-Star Weekend, highlighting the fading interest in the dunk contest and the changing landscape of basketball viewership, particularly in relation to social media influence. In this segment, the conversation revolves around entertainment rankings, particularly a controversial list of the best performances, leading to a lively discussion about various actors and their placements. The dialogue then transitions into reviews of two movies, 'Hard Eyes' and 'The Monkey', where the hosts share their thoughts on the films' plots, humor, and overall enjoyment. The conversation wraps up with cultural commentary and humorous exchanges, showcasing the hosts' dynamic and comedic rapport. In this segment, the conversation revolves around the film 'Captain America: Brave New World', focusing on character development, writing quality, and the portrayal of race and identity. The speakers express their disappointment with the film's execution, highlighting issues such as lackluster acting, poor writing, and the film's failure to live up to expectations. They also discuss the implications of the film's themes and how they reflect on the broader Marvel franchise. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various aspects of recent Marvel films, discussing character arcs, missed opportunities, humor, and the overall quality of storytelling. They express disappointment in the handling of character development, particularly regarding the Young Avengers, and critique the humor and line deliveries in the films. The discussion also touches on the future of Marvel, expectations for upcoming releases, and the overall direction of the franchise, highlighting a sense of frustration with the current state of the MCU. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the impact of legacy characters in Marvel films, particularly focusing on the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy and its standalone success. They discuss the recent Marvel projects, including Secret Invasion and The Marvels, evaluating their effectiveness and audience reception. The conversation shifts to the future of Marvel, exploring character development and the potential for new Avengers. A comparative analysis of DC and Marvel follows, highlighting the strengths and weaknesses of both cinematic universes. 

This episode is almost two years in the making. Long ago two men made a bet..and the bill has finally come due..Wrongdoers is a special RUN IT BACK CINEMA PRESENTS-The Guyver. We take you back to a time where Mark Hamill really needed a job and JJ from Good Times thought he was back ! We go over every ridiculous moment in this now cult classic The Guyver. Enjoy!

The conversation explores various themes including pop culture nostalgia, the experience of watching the Guyver movie, the impact of anime adaptations, the dynamics of basketball growth and playing styles, and cultural commentary on current events. In this segment, the conversation flows from speculations about Super Bowl performances to comparisons between quarterbacks Jalen Hurts and Daniel Jones. The discussion then shifts to the narrative surrounding Patrick Mahomes and biracial identity in sports. The focus then turns to a shocking NBA trade involving Luka Doncic and the Lakers, leading to an analysis of the Mavericks' decision-making process regarding their star player. In this segment, the conversation delves into the current challenges faced by the Lakers, particularly focusing on Anthony Davis's future with the team and the implications of recent trades. The discussion shifts to the impact of these trades on the Lakers' potential moves and their standing in the league. The conversation then transitions to the music industry, highlighting Kendrick Lamar's nominations at the Grammys and the significance of his recent work. Finally, the segment concludes with a discussion on The Weeknd's new album and its reception. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various topics, starting with a discussion on The Weekend's latest album, exploring its introspective nature and lyrical content. They then transition to the rise of AI, particularly focusing on DeepSeek, a Chinese AI model that has gained significant attention. The conversation shifts to the implications of AI on innovation and competition in the tech industry. Following this, they discuss the recent controversies surrounding the Oscars, particularly focusing on a nominated actress's resurfaced racist tweets. Finally, they touch on the accountability of public figures in the digital age, highlighting the challenges and consequences of past actions in today's society. In this segment, the conversation delves into the complexities of public perception surrounding allegations of abuse, particularly focusing on Jonathan Majors. The hosts discuss the nuances of relationships, forgiveness, and the societal reactions to celebrity scandals. They also explore the theatrical experience and provide a detailed review of the movie 'Companion', highlighting its themes and character development. In this conversation, the hosts explore various themes in contemporary cinema, including the unexpected success of January movie releases, innovative storytelling in horror comedies, and character archetypes. They also delve into documentaries about OJ Simpson and Diddy, reflecting on cultural implications and personal insights.

n this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion that spans various topics including music, technology, and tributes to artists who have passed away. They start with light banter before diving into a freestyle analysis, exploring the intricacies of lyrics and their cultural significance. The conversation shifts to the impact of AI on technology and social media, followed by a nostalgic look at music from past decades. The episode concludes with heartfelt tributes to influential artists, reflecting on their contributions to the music industry. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the impact of 80s and 90s Black cinema, reflecting on the legacy of influential films and their creators. They share personal memories of Kobe Bryant's passing, discussing the emotional weight of that day and his lasting influence on basketball and culture. The discussion shifts to the recent Oscar nominations, exploring the politics behind them and the representation of marginalized communities in film. In this segment, the conversation revolves around various documentaries and films, including upcoming releases and Oscar nominations. The speakers discuss their viewing habits, the performances of actors in leading and supporting roles, and make predictions about potential winners in the upcoming awards season. The dialogue is filled with humor and personal anecdotes, reflecting their passion for cinema and entertainment. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from classic cinema to modern music. They start by discussing the film 'The 400 Blows' and its impact, transitioning into a conversation about Mac Miller's posthumous album 'Balloonerism' and the evolution of his sound. The discussion then shifts to Boldy James and his consistent output in the rap scene, followed by a comparison of different rappers' skills and their ability to create classic albums. The hosts also critique the collaboration between Bruno Mars and Sexy Red, debating its quality and potential impact on their careers, particularly Sexy Red's future in the music industry. In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about three films: the biopic 'Saturday Night,' the unique horror film 'The Presence,' and Jesse Eisenberg's directorial debut. They explore the themes of family, grief, and the challenges of storytelling in cinema, while also making predictions about the upcoming Super Bowl.

In this conversation, the speakers delve into various aspects of baseball, particularly focusing on the impact of international players, trade dynamics, and the cultural influences that affect player decisions. They express excitement over recent trades and discuss their shared experiences related to movies and theater outings. The conversation also touches on controversies in the music industry, highlighting the complexities of fame and public perception. In this episode, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from the return of CapCut and the dynamics of social media to the tragic California fires and their impact on communities. They pay tribute to notable figures like David Lynch and Bob Uecker, while also addressing serious issues such as mental health and suicide prevention. The conversation touches on the financial implications of natural disasters and the political strife that often accompanies them, culminating in a discussion about the upcoming inauguration and its significance. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complex interplay between race and class in contemporary society, particularly in the context of hip hop culture and politics. They discuss the implications of celebrity endorsements in political spheres, the recent TikTok controversy, and Rolling Stone's list of the greatest rap albums of the 21st century, highlighting the evolving landscape of music and its cultural significance. In this segment, the conversation dives deep into the world of iconic music albums, particularly focusing on the legacies of artists like Missy Elliott and Kendrick Lamar. The hosts debate the rankings of significant albums in hip hop, discussing their cultural impact and relevance. The discussion then shifts to entertainment, where they review a recent movie about Robbie Williams, exploring its themes and execution. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various movies and shows, discussing the roles of actors, the suspenseful nature of Apple TV shows, and the themes explored in films like 'Den of Thieves 2', 'Baby Girl', and 'Wolfman'. They also touch on upcoming films and trailers, sharing their thoughts and expectations. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various themes surrounding movies, particularly focusing on heist films, character development, and the excitement for upcoming releases. They delve into the intricacies of storytelling in action films, the balance of humor and tension, and the impact of character arcs. The discussion also touches on the adaptation of popular plays into films, specifically 'Wicked', and the nostalgic exploration of older films like 'The Guyver'. The hosts engage in light-hearted banter about movie-watching habits and propose a wager related to their viewing frequency, culminating in a lively wrap-up that includes social media interactions.

In this episode we pay respects to Brenton WoodJoy Taylor and Skip Bayless allegation controversy Chuck E. Cheese with a Hail Mary Drake's new freestyle reactionJoey Badass plays an homage while other losing recipes Entertainment Time:Streaming is down in 2024Golden Globes ?Top 10 actors of the 21st century listed by the independent and are angst on itMovies we are excited for in 2025

Join us as the boys cap off the new year with their favorites in most things entertainment. Te talk top 5 in music, TV and film. Happy New Year from the Do The Wrong Thing Podcast.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS YOU FILTHY ANIMALS FROM THE BEVERAGE BOYS!Last episode of the year. We had to bring you some laughs before it was all overWe give our respects first to a MLB legend Ricky Henderson.Talking Shamiek Moore second downfall in two weeksJonathan Majors is back?Our thoughts on James Gunn's Superman trailer L.A. and Cam have a quick non spoiler discussion on Sonic 3 We decided to make good on our promise and do a Run It Back holiday edition with Jingle All The Way with Arnold Schwarzenegger & SinbadSee You Wrongdoers next year..

In this episode we give our hopeful best to Randy MossThe Black Christmas Movie Draft results CEO shooter caught Jay-Z allegations Papoose and his personal strugglesMore Info on Lil Durk has come to light and it's still not good Entertainment Time:Was the Jamie Foxx special funny?Antoino gives his review of Lioness on Paramout +Cam tells of time with Kraven The Hunter (Spoilers)

In this conversation, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about the criteria for selecting Black Christmas movies for a draft. They explore the representation of Black actors in holiday films, strategize their picks, and reflect on notable movies in the genre. The conversation also touches on Kendrick Lamar's discography, showcasing the hosts' appreciation for his work and its impact on culture. In this episode, the hosts reflect on nostalgic family memories, particularly around music and the holidays. They transition into promoting their podcast and discussing a serious news story about the shooting of a CEO, exploring the racial dynamics in crime reporting. The conversation then shifts to entertainment, with reviews of recent movies and animated series, highlighting the voice work and storytelling in these new releases. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the animated series 'Creature Commandos' and its implications for the DC Universe, particularly under James Gunn's direction. They discuss the unique style of Gunn and how he revitalizes lesser-known characters. The conversation then shifts to a fun and competitive holiday movie draft focused on black holiday films, highlighting the challenges of selecting from a limited pool of options. The hosts share their picks, engage in playful banter, and reflect on the representation of black cinema during the holiday season. In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about holiday movies, particularly focusing on Black Christmas films. They recap their previous holiday movie draft, explore various rankings of lesser-known films, and reflect on the state of Black cinema during the holiday season. The conversation also touches on the impact of Christmas music and plans for future episodes, including potential themes and movie drafts.

Running the two man episode, L.A. & Cam navigate the filthy hip hop waters of the Drake legal petitions and its standing on the beef along with if the Big 3 is still the same. We discuss an incredible down bad moment from the not so friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. LL deserves all the flowersEntertainment TimeCam speaks on the Yacht Rock Doc (Max)L.A. saw Moana 2 and gives non-spoiler reviewCam and L.A. discuss recent rental Strange Darling

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from the upcoming Super Bowl and its implications for streaming services, to the challenges faced by Netflix during live events. They delve into the impact of celebrity culture on music streaming platforms like Tidal, and review Jay-Z's discography, including his less popular albums. The conversation wraps up with excitement over Kendrick Lamar's new release and the anticipation surrounding it. In this segment, the hosts discuss Kendrick Lamar's surprise release of his new project GNX, exploring its themes, collaborations, and the West Coast influence. They analyze the reception of the project, Kendrick's strategic timing, and the implications for both Kendrick and Drake in the current music landscape. The conversation delves into the intricacies of the tracks and the impact of GNX on the hip-hop industry. In this segment, the conversation delves into various themes surrounding Kendrick Lamar's music, particularly focusing on the impact of institutional lies, the evolution of musical styles, and the use of sampling. The hosts discuss the significance of beat changes, the public perception of Drake's lyrics, and the ranking of Kendrick's 'The Heart' series. They also explore the expectations surrounding Kendrick's albums and how his lyrical prowess shapes listener experiences. The conversation delves into the artistic strategies of Kendrick Lamar, particularly in relation to his use of homage and appropriation in hip-hop. The discussion also touches on the evolution of TDE artists and their contributions to the genre, culminating in a ranking of TDE albums, highlighting the impact and legacy of the label. In this segment, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about their favorite hip-hop albums, particularly focusing on Kendrick Lamar's impact and the quality of TDE's discography. They also share a humorous news story about a woman losing a disability case after being caught throwing trees. The conversation shifts to a critique of the Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight, highlighting its lack of authenticity. They then explore social media trends, particularly the rise of Blue Sky, and conclude with a creative discussion about animated movies being adapted into live-action films. The conversation covers a range of topics including a shocking incident involving a doctor, the ongoing legal battle of Malcolm X's daughters, insights from a documentary about environmental issues, and a discussion about the film Gladiator 2, highlighting its strengths and weaknesses. In this conversation, the hosts review a recent movie and discuss its rushed pacing and enjoyable elements. They transition into a discussion about the new TV adaptation of 'Cross', highlighting its critical reception and character dynamics. The conversation explores the show's potential for future seasons and the importance of character development, particularly in relation to the lead's personal life and relationships.

The conversation covers a range of topics including technology upgrades, discussions about superhero cartoons, humorous pop culture references, and heartfelt tributes to legends like Tony Todd and Quincy Jones. The hosts share personal anecdotes and insights, creating a lively and engaging dialogue. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics, starting with a nostalgic look at the 'We Are the World' documentary and its musical legends. They then transition into a discussion about the recent election results in the United States, highlighting the persistent racial dynamics in voting patterns. The conversation shifts to the impact of political rhetoric on society, particularly how misinformation and media influence public perception. Finally, they critique the recent Grammy nominations, questioning the choices made by the music industry and the implications for artists. In this segment, the conversation delves into various topics surrounding the music industry, particularly focusing on Kendrick Lamar's influence, Grammy expectations, and predictions for upcoming awards. The hosts discuss the nominations for Best New Artist, the snubs in Album of the Year, and the controversies surrounding Best Rap Album. They also touch on Ab-Soul's new album and engage in a debate about the best roster between TDE and Dreamville. The discussion wraps up with a light-hearted conversation about animated superhero shows. In this conversation, the hosts discuss a variety of topics including a countdown of top animated series, the emergence of young Hollywood stars, the future of the show Euphoria, and a review of the film Heretic featuring Hugh Grant. The discussion is lively and filled with humor, as they share their opinions on the animated series, critique the choices made in the Hollywood rising stars list, and analyze the themes and execution of the film. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various themes present in films, particularly focusing on the exploration of religious narratives, the ambiguity in storytelling, and character dynamics in popular cinematic universes. They analyze the portrayal of the Penguin character, discussing the complexities of mother-son relationships and the strategic rise to power within the narrative. The discussion highlights the importance of interpretation in film and the nuances that make storytelling compelling. The conversation delves into the intricate dynamics of power, emotional struggles, and character development within the Gotham universe, particularly focusing on the characters of Penguin and Sophia Gigante. The discussion highlights the narrative choices made in the series, the emotional toll of power, and speculations about future story arcs, including the potential role of the Joker. The hosts express their investment in the series and reflect on its impact as a standout superhero show.

On this episode we discuss the love of the Dodgers winning the World Series. * Best Halloween costumes * Trump in the Trash* Is OCDA hiring? * Tyler Album and old lyrics (lol)/Gibbs/Westside Gunn * Lil Wayne Festival * Drake vs DeMar * JP Morgan needs that Getback Entertainment Time: * The Comeback Doc * It's What's Inside Review * Zodiac Doc * The Penguin

In this episode we honor Elizabeth Harris who was the oldest woman at 115, DJ Clark Kent and Fernando Valenzuela.Our Main story is focused again on NY (sorry Bronx) and the incredible amount of drugs one pizzeria had flowing through it.Tory Lanez possible freedom?Antonio and Cam both have messages to black men We discuss our excitement around Tyler The Creator new album ChromakopiaIn Entertainment Time:MCU fumbles BladeWe go in on the fallen Captain MarvelL.A. talks about some recent horror movies he's seen Then we give our Top 5's on horror Actors, Directors and Scares

In this episode, the hosts engage in a lively discussion that spans various topics, including pop culture references, political commentary, and personal anecdotes. They reflect on nostalgia, current events, and the absurdity of political stunts, particularly focusing on Trump's recent visit to McDonald's. The conversation also touches on election predictions and cultural observations, all delivered with humor and insight. In this conversation, the speakers delve into various themes including political pessimism regarding the upcoming election, the historical impact of the Democratic Party, and the use of wrestling analogies to discuss political figures. They also explore mixed heritage and identity, cultural perspectives on relationships, and humorous critiques of fast food preferences. The discussion culminates in a light-hearted examination of a tier list ranking common phrases used by white people, showcasing the blend of humor and cultural commentary throughout the conversation. In this segment, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about various aspects of horror films, including classic phrases, subjective rankings of horror movies, and the anticipation of upcoming releases. They analyze iconic films and their placements in various rankings, expressing their opinions on what makes a horror film impactful. The conversation also touches on the cultural significance of horror and concludes with a discussion on memorable horror movie scores. In this segment, the conversation delves into the impact of iconic horror movie scores, discussing their effectiveness and how they shape the viewer's experience. The hosts then explore various horror movie tropes, identifying which ones resonate positively and which ones frustrate audiences. They share personal anecdotes about jump scares and their effectiveness, culminating in a case study of the 'Paranormal Activity' franchise, highlighting its unique approach to horror and its impressive return on investment. The conversation delves into various aspects of horror cinema, focusing on the cultural nuances of language, the evolution of horror tropes, and the impact of budget on film success. The participants discuss the Jigsaw franchise, the Terrifier phenomenon, and the recent release of Smile 2, analyzing their narratives, character development, and audience reception. The dialogue highlights the challenges and expectations within horror franchises, as well as the significance of effective storytelling in engaging viewers. In this conversation, the speakers delve into their thoughts on a recent horror movie, discussing its performances, scares, and overall effectiveness. They share contrasting opinions on the film's quality, with some finding humor in its scares while others criticize its plot and execution. The discussion also touches on audience reactions, the use of dream sequences in film, and concludes with a conversation about the Penguin series, highlighting the importance of well-written narratives in engaging viewers. The conversation delves into the complexities of character development within the Gotham series, particularly focusing on the motivations and backgrounds of various villains. The speakers discuss how these characters are shaped by their experiences and relationships, particularly with family, and how this influences their actions. They also explore themes of power, control, and the potential future storylines within the Batman universe, including the possibility of new characters and arcs.

In honor of spooky season, we put together another draft but for horror films. Stay scary!

We clear out primarily to talk about the Mr. McMahon documentary on Netflix. We talk about some other stuff too. Vince was a wild boy. Enjoy.

It looks like it's up to The Boys to uphold the good name of black men because, let me tell you, we are STRUGGLING. We talk Diddy, Mark Robinson, ShxtsNGigs. We also, as usual, discuss some of the things on out radar in entertainment.

The boys discuss a range of topics, including movies, music, comedy, and social media. The conversation turns to remembering Fatman Scoop, bank fraud, Onlyfans, Gen Z, recent music and, of course, the latest in film and tv.

The Bev boys had a special entertainment only episode filled with jokes, film picks, randomizers and drafts. What could possibly go wrong...or right?

The boys cover a wide range of topics, like post-shower routines, the controversy around Beau DeMayo's firing from X-Men '97, the Olympics, women in rap, and Michael Jackson. Entertainment time includes superhero movies, the Alien franchise, and more!

LA is currently losing a fight to responsibilities so it's a 3 peat of the duo. Olympics, NBA players, Noah Lyles, Tim Walls, Drake and more. We also discuss new music including Logic's new album 'Ultra 85', Fante's EP 'Pacific Time Part 2', and Larry June's album 'Doing It for Me'. They also touch on the career of Lauryn Hill and the recent cancellation of the Fugees reunion tour. The hosts then talk about the box office flops of Zachary Levi's movie 'Harold and the Purple Crown' and the film adaptation of the video game 'Borderlands'. They speculate on the reasons for these failures and the impact of directors on the success of a film. In this final part of the conversation, Antonio and Cam discuss their thoughts on the movie 'The Bike Riders' and share their takeaways. They also talk about upcoming movies they're excited to watch.

LA is still on hiatus and still, we rise. In this conversation, the we discuss the age gap in relationships, and Trump's appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists. We analyze his performance and its potential impact on the election. In this part of the conversation, we discuss various topics including fact-checking politicians, the lack of filters in music and social media, the controversy surrounding boxer Amon Khalif, and DJ Mustard's album sales. We also touch on Big Sean's interview with Charlamagne tha God and his claim to be part of the 'big three' in hip-hop. We close by breaking down the season finale of House of Dragons, Season 2.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the recent news from Comic-Con, including the return of Robert Downey Jr. as Doom in the upcoming Fantastic Four film. They express mixed feelings about this decision, noting that while RDJ is a talented actor, it feels desperate and lazy to bring back an iconic character instead of developing new ones. They also criticize Marvel for relying on nostalgia and not taking risks with new characters. The hosts highlight the importance of character development and storytelling in the success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The conversation revolves around the movie Deadpool Wolverine and the overall state of the Marvel franchise. The hosts discuss their disappointment with the lack of impact and consequence in the movie, as well as their skepticism about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They touch on the importance of Blade in paving the way for superhero movies and express their admiration for Hugh Jackman's portrayal of Wolverine. The hosts also mention the humor and entertaining aspects of the film, but ultimately feel that it doesn't add anything significant to the franchise. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the movie 'No Way Out' and Kevin Costner's career. They also review a documentary about Lou Pearlman, the mastermind behind boy bands like Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC. They then transition to discussing the latest episode of 'House of the Dragon', noting the setup for the final episode and the significance of lineage and dragon-riding. The hosts also touch on the themes of racism and classism in the show. Overall, they express mixed feelings about the episode and speculate on what the final episode will bring. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the events of the show House of Drag-On's and share their thoughts on the characters and plot developments. They also briefly touch on the album Faith of a Mustard Seed by Mustard. The hosts express their opinions on the production and the artists' performances on the album. They speculate on the future of the show and the potential for a third season. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the importance of good production and the role of producers in shaping the final product.

The hosts chat about Kendrick Lamar's potential album, the impact of haircuts, and performances by Ingrid Andress and Carl Lewis. They discuss hair loss, pay tribute to Bob Newhart, and talk about Joe Biden and Kamala Harris's chances in the Democratic primaries. The conversation covers Trump's ear bandage, the Wu-Tang name generator, and Childish Gambino's versatility. They review the finale of "The Boys," discuss "The Acolyte" and its reception, and speculate on new seasons. They also review a recently released movie and end by praising the film "Twisters" and anticipating upcoming Marvel movies.

Trump, New York trash cans, music, trailers. You know...the usual.

Been a while but we are back with another installment of 'Make it Black'. This time we are taking on the 1996 disaster film, Twister, just in time for 'Twisters' the highly anticipated sequel/reboot. Tune in!

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including recent news, entertainment, and personal experiences. They touch on subjects such as the sale of BET, the popularity of certain memes and videos, and the appearance of celebrities. They also mention their own ideas for future podcast episodes, such as reviewing bad movies and discussing old memes. The conversation is filled with humor and banter between the hosts. The conversation covers various topics, including the XXL Freshman Class, the evolution of music consumption, and the longevity of hit songs. The hosts discuss the outdated format of the XXL Freshman Cyphers and the need for the magazine to adapt to the changing music landscape. They also touch on the importance of finding and promoting talented artists who may not fit the traditional mold of a rapper. The conversation ends with humorous banter about New York rappers and their unique style of talking to women. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including shark attacks in Texas, Busta Rhymes' performance at Essence Festival, and the use of technology in modern society. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss a controversial incident involving Ryan Garcia, a boxer who made racist remarks towards Muslims and Black people. They also explore the concept of 'black jobs' and share humorous examples of jobs that are stereotypically associated with Black individuals. The conversation then transitions to a discussion about the recent political debate and the absurdity of politicians claiming that immigrants are stealing 'black jobs'. The conversation touches on the topic of BET and its current state, with the hosts expressing their opinions on whether it should be sold. They also discuss the decline of music videos and the lack of creativity in the industry. The conversation then shifts to the TV show Supercell, which features individuals with superpowers tied to sickle cell disease. The hosts praise the show's acting and storytelling. The conversation covers various topics including TV shows like Supercell, The Acolyte, and The Mandalorian. They discuss the importance of representation in TV shows and the impact of good villains. They also critique the Star Wars franchise and its fanbase. The conversation then shifts to ranking the best TV shows of all time based on critical ratings.

We were all minding our business enjoying our family, ribs and exaggerated patriotism and...boom, Kendrick popped out again. This time with a music video. We talk about it. Enjoy

Look, we get busy and we have lives. So here is a best of episode to hold you over until next week. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dtwtpod/message

In this episode we pay our respects to Willie Mays and Donald Sutherland R.I.P. We shine a light to Ian McKellen, Barry Sanders, and Reggie Jackson. Did Boston Celtics championship mean anything? LA is trippin, but not the host, the state Louisiana (L.A. is also buggin out) Jonathan Major has found a new role that is oddly specific. Entertainment Time: We cover Complex's top 10 Movies of 2024 (so far) Acolyte Ep4 (spoilers) Disney + The Boys Ep. 4 (spoilers) Amazon Prime Remembering Gene- Netflix House of Dragons Ep. 2 (spoilers) (MAX) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dtwtpod/message

With the concert now concluded of K. Dot's Pop Out Kenny and Friends, we take a deep dive into all that surrounded it. Antonio gives us his first hand experience being there. L.A. and Cam discuss how it was watching it Live on stream through Amazon Prime, We get into the performances, the people that was in attendance and all the special moments that occured. We discuss the impact this leaves and where does Drake go from here. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dtwtpod/message

RIP -Legend Jerry West has passed away Antonio gets to speak about his Fathers Day, and he gets roasted for it. We speak on Marlon Wayans and his support for his son and PRIDE Celtics secure the championship. Jonathan Majors earns a weird award We talk about a white lady sprialing Don Toliver and NxWorries review B.Dot's Top Rapper list and our thoughts Kanye weird texts due to his current lawsuit Entertainment TIme Quick non spoiler reviews-Bad Boys and Inside Out 2. We go into Acolyte (Disney +) and our recent hate comments House of Dragon (MAX) review in the weirdest way. Antonio gives a small review of the Nazi Trials (Now playing on Netflix) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dtwtpod/message

To start off R.I.P. to legend Chuck Roberts who was known as the father of house music and pioneer as a black man moving that music forward and recognized. Also to hall of famer Larry Allen We begin with going over Kendrick Lamar setting up a concert in L.A. at the Kia Forum on Juneteenth, calling it the "Pop Out" and rehash some of the beef. F*&K to Alex Jones who recently is continuing to face major L's when it comes to him battling the legal system for his fraudulent claims against the parents of the Sandy Hook shooting victims. We discuss some new music by Kaytranada, and more Entertainment Time: Beatles getting their own movie universe? The great return of Will Smith. The Watchers (non spoiler review) Fallen Idols doc review (MAX) The Acolyte (non-spoiler review Disney +) Hit Man (non-spoiler review Netflix) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dtwtpod/message

“In this episode Cam & Antonio cover several topics, diving into the WNBA, NBA, player performance, and team dynamics. The hosts chat about WNBA challenges, NBA team performances, coaching changes, and what's next for the Lakers. They break down how casual fans influence the game, team dynamics, and standout players. From the NBA Finals and player matchups to team strengths and coaching moves, they offer great insights into player mindsets, injuries, and strategies.” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dtwtpod/message