Two cousins unexpectedly cross paths out West where they find themselves smack-dab in the middle of LA’s booming sports and music industries. Tune in each episode as @BigWos & @BosNaud give up on society, co-sign egregious behavior, and chat with key figures with more followers than them.
The guys are joined by Eric and Jeff Rosenthal of ItsTheReal and have a candid discussion on what it’s like to befriend your idols, constantly having to prove yourself within the business, ducking the “culture vulture” label, having Jewish pride, reuniting The Roc, podcasting with The Lox, and much much more!
On the triumphant return of EIT, the guys reflect on their first ever interview as a tandem, what it was like to throw their first ever event (TRIBE) in the great city of Los Angeles, Company Holiday Party etiquette, The OBK Secret Society, the experience of running into a quasi-secret, prominent Haitian out in The Wild, and much much more!
The boys are finally back and they're with two amazing guests; Julia Beverly of Ozone Mag fame, as well as Rap-A-Lot Records founder James Prince. The group discusses Prince's memoir; The Art & Science of Respect. His early days in the music industry, bringing Geto Boyz together as a group, indirectly being responsible for the Murder Inc sound, trying to start the world's first black owned music distribution company, squashing the Drake/Pusha/Kanye beef, trying to intervene in the Bad Boy/Death Row beef, discovering Mike Dean, and much much more!
On this week's episode the guys FINALLY give Los Angeles it’s proper due and respect, dish on barbershop culture in LA, celebrate the glory of the dollar van, expose forced deportation, analyze a couple of not so "Secret Haitians", and much much more!!
Episode 3 finds the guys dishing on plug finessing, G Dep appreciation, the need for a resurgence of true party culture, Halloween hate, a Secret Haitian misstep, the paper straw propaganda, and a whole lot more!
Millennial ignorance in regard to The Purple Tape, LA’s particular brand of diversity, what it would actually mean to have a black Superman, “Boots & Bottles” culture in NYC, the diminished state of the DJ, and finally the guys unveil a couple more “Secret Haitians".
On the maiden voyage of Everything Is Trash, @BigWos & @BosNaud talk how they came up with starting EIT and why it took 3 years to actually happen. The duo also dish on Black Cinema, knowing too much about Hip-Hop, "Closeted Haitians", and much much more.
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