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Mike Sielski is a columnist for The Philadelphia Inquirer and the author of The Rise: Kobe Bryant and the Pursuit of Immortality which was released today and available everywhere. We discuss the book and how he came to write it, Kobe's father, if Kobe's attitude negatively impacted his teammates, the pressures he faced, and Mike ranks some of my hot takes about Kobe (such as he's not a top 15 player or that Dwayne Wade was better on his first 2 title teams than Kobe was on his.) Watch the episode HERE Buy The Rise: Kobe Bryant and the Pursuit of Immortality HERE Read Mike Sielski on The Philadelphia Inquirer HERE

J-Hood joins the show for this #TBT episode where we discuss his joint album "Savages" with Yukmouth. We discuss how he met Yukmouth, how familiar he was with his music at the time, when they decided to record a project together, working with legends like Dru Down & Keak Da Sneak, how nice Yuk is lyrically, how Godfather from the extended Mobb Deep family came to be on the project & more.

In Detroit, they celebrate Devil's Knight the evening before Halloween. Accordingly Bizarre will be releasing his 'Dumpster Fire" to go along with it. We discuss the project, how D12 formed, Hopsin, how authentic the final product of the reality show he participated in was, his favorite horror movie villain, his best shower cap, and much more. Watch the episode HERE Follow Bizarre on IG HERE

Coco Brazil is a model who's been featured in XXL, WorldStarHipHop, videos, magazine covers, advertisements, & magazine covers. In the episode, we discuss her career, advice she has for new models, how the pandemic forced her to become more self-contained as a brand which has caused her career to reach new heights, what her most painful tattoo was, how she became comfortable with public nudity and the freedom of expression that comes with that, why she labels herself as a unicorn, and much more. Watch the episode HERE Follow Coco Brazil on IG HERE www.modelcocobrazil.com

Luce Cannon came on the show to discuss the reason behind his new song Cook Out (Wack I know Your Bitch Ass Ain't Talking) and a lot more. Among the topics we cover is him growing up with Nipsey Hussle, being locked up with YG, introducing them to each other, being in a Cheerios commercial, producing for Nas, Rihanna, & 50 Cent, & his upcoming songs with Offset, Miley Cyrus, & other notables. Watch the episode HERE Follow Luce Cannon on IG HERE Watch/Stream "Cook Out (Wack I know Your Bitch Ass Ain't Talking)" HERE

In this episode, the show is joined by DJ J-Ronin on the cusp of his birthday. We discussed his membership in the legendary (and misunderstood) Lo Life Crew, the importance of combat sports, being a Wu-Tang DJ, his seminal All Elements mixtape series, not allowing regionalism to dictate listening choices, Sav Kills, Saigon, Planet Asia, Fiend, Royce Da 5' 9", St. Laz, what DJ Premier is like, what A & Ring a project really entails, who would win in a Versuz between Nas & Jay-Z, his outstanding All Elements: The Freestyle Files series with exclusive information about the third volume, and a lot more. Watch the episode HERE Follow DJ J-Ronin on IG HERE Subscribe to All Elements TV HERE Listen to DJ J-Ronin - The Freestyle Files 1 & 2 HERE

Taz Tikoon came on the show and dominated in what has to be the most profound conversation I've ever had. We discuss her new project Airplane Mode, her discography in general, whether Taz's personality naturally caused rebelliousness, her fathers' lengthy prison sentence, the best rapper in Tidewater history, Taz's Tide Millionaire merch brand, mental health, losing friends to suicide, what Teyana Taylor is like in person, & a hella lot more. Watch the episode HERE Stream all Taz's music and cop Tide Millionaire merch at www.taztikoon.com Follow Taz on IG HERE

Mark had some brief thoughts about so-called "struggle" rappers and the concept of not making it. At The Super Facts Network, we believe in those who show up to the fight, that's the win. To not try is to fail, be the man in the arena, not the cold soul who knows neither victory nor defeat. The Super Facts Network is S.D.E., GenPop, & The Super Facts Show. The Best of The Super Facts Network has the best selections from each show. The Super Facts Network on YouTubeThe Super Facts Show FB PageThe Super Facts Show on Apple PodcastsThe Super Facts Show on SpotifyThe Super Facts Show on AudibleThe Super Facts Show on Amazon

Spoilers! Mark & Nick discuss two recent movies, The Hunt & The Suicide Squad. We go over the best and worst characters, favorite parts, the grossest part in the case of The Suicide Squad, what we thought the message of The Hunt was, & how many books like Animal Farm we've read. Like The Super Facts Network page on FB Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

In this episode, we discuss Olympic basketball briefly before moving on to the NBA offseason, including underrated signings. We then focus on the Bulls & Heat, before finishing the show with a ton of Wizards talk. We discuss the Russell Westbrook trade, Spencer Dinwiddie, if trading anyone other than Bradley Beal & Dinwidie in a package for Ben Simmons or Pascal Siakham (and which we'd prefer if a trade was to happen.) We finish the show by revisiting the memorable Andray Blatche era in D.C. Like The Super Facts Network page on FB Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

The show was blessed to be joined by Saint Bodhi, one of the most talented new artists in music. We discuss her growing up in South Central Los Angeles, writing for A$AP Rocky, Kevin Gates, Jaden Smith, & others, getting signed to Def Jam, working with Marvel Comics to write a Storm story at the end of a Black Panther issue, creating a Marvel character that ended up at Charles Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, will the character be used again, being recruited into a credit card theft ring (she didn't accept,) growing up watching your peers being killed, what happened when she did Acid before a recording session and a lot more. Watch the episode HERE www.saintbodhi.com

Watch the episode HERE Mr. Gunshine State himself joins the show to discuss his illustrious career. We discuss his prolific discography, his latest prolific run of new music, whether he ever regretted a lyric, the common societal misperceptions of prison, the best rap magazine, whether his involvement with the judicial system affected his mental health, why he was the only person without a white girl in his scene of U.S.D.A.'s "White Girl" video. Big Rube intros, his conversation with Jay-Z, the good times at CTE, life in Panama City, and much more wisdom which was primarily dispensed by Raw. Stream Blood Raw music HERE FOLLOW Blood raw on IG SUBSCRIBE to Blood Raw on YouTube

Nick and Mark go over the NBA Finals, the Wizards coaching search, foul hunting, age-related lifestyle changes, The Sopranos, and some general conversation.

Watch the episode HERE After releasing "Paperwork" a scathing new song using truth to combat those who are using lies to sow dissension in his circle, Turk joins the show to discuss the track and his career. During the episode, he reiterates his love and appreciation for Cash Money & Mannie Fresh while also affirming the sense of brotherhood he still feels for his Hot Boy group mates. We also discuss where he thinks his career would have gone if he wasn't incarcerated, what he thinks the best Hot Boys album is, his classic album 'Young & Thuggin', how he remained such a prolific artist while being incarcerated, his new autobiography, the upcoming film he's making, what to expect from him musically, the lack of unity in the earlier generations of Louisiana artists, and a lot more. Stream Hot Boy Turk “Paperwork” HERE Order The Autothugography Of Turk HERE Follow Hotboy Turk on IG& order his book from him directly. Get Hotboy Turk merch and more HERE

Watch the episode HERE Mark and Nick sit around and basically shoot the shit. Some soccer, some basketball, if Nick feels like he has to be more careful in the current dating scene, toxic masculinity vs. aggression, and a lot more.

Watch the episode HERE Chris Schwartz is the founder of Ruffhouse Records. At various points, the label included The Fugees, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Cypress Hill, Nas, Kriss Kross, DMX, Kool Keith, and Schoolly D. Ruffhouse sold more than 120 million records worldwide, generating over a billion dollars in sales and a multitude of Grammy Awards. Chris has been the recipient of many awards celebrating his success while earning 250 gold and platinum records. Helping Schooly D birth an entire genre, gangster rap, and perhaps, more importantly, taking the first DIY rap artist to retail success will prove to be his most influential contribution to a culture he's lived for. In the show, we discuss Ruffhouse, Schooly D's burgeoning art career, Chris's fascinating basis for his next book Rebels & Poets, his new venture Ruff Nation, signing the first Asian hip-hop group, how rapping emerged as the top element of the 5 that comprise hip-hop, & a lot more. www.ruffnation.com Follow Chris @schwartz_music on IG Order Ruffhouse: From the Streets of Philly to the Top of the '90s Hip-Hop Charts Book by Chris Schwartz HERE (Physical or eBook)

Watch the episode HERE Dwen Curry was featured in this season's Trap Queens on BET. A recent profile piece of Dwen in Go Magazine introduced her as such: "Trap Queens” shows us the good, the bad, and the ugly: the dangerous appeal of crime, the humanity of the criminals, the racial and economic injustice they often face, and the inevitable downfall of those in the game. Perhaps no one knows this better than Dwen Curry, whose story is featured in the second season's third installment. Curry, who is the first trans woman featured on the show, amassed an estimated $6 million in identity theft and wire fraud, defunding millions from credit cards, bank accounts, and trust funds with the help of her crew, whom she dubbed “the gay gangsters.“ During her time as a “trap queen,” she launched her own successful salon in Oakland; moved to Los Angeles, where she became a friend and stylist to actor LisaRaye McCoy; and found herself living a double life as a stylist to stars like Mariah Carey, La La, and Tracy Ellis Ross. The increasingly flashy lifestyle required more and more money to maintain, leading Curry into ever more elaborate schemes. As Curry says in the BET show's introduction, “I was flossing with celebs while fleecing trust funds.” Until the Feds caught her in 2009." She joins our show to tell her story and fully delves into her lifestyle and the ramifications of her choices. Edifying and compassionate, Dwen is so much more than what has been presented about her to the world. Follow Dwen “The Original GG” Curry @dwentheoriginaldiva

Ken Berger of Hoop Science joins the show to discuss fitness & nutrition in the NBA. We cover what LeBron James spends a million dollars a year on his body, which teams have strong training staffs, Ken's personal story, the emergence of wearable metrics, workout recovery, supplementation, & a lot more. After Ken Berger's first full season as the NBA columnist for CBS Sports, he woke up in a Las Vegas hotel room feeling miserable. Despite not yet being 30 years old, he felt 60. He spent about six months working out by himself, eating healthier, and began feeling better. Ken got certified as a trainer and nutrition coach. In 2016, he opened his own training facility, Max Velocity Fitness + Performance. Continued his NBA writing career, he started noticing some things. NBA teams were using the same training, nutrition, and injury-prevention techniques that he was using with his clients. He's now created a newsletter Hoop Science, for those who want to dive even deeper into the Training, Nutrition, Recovery, and Technology that help NBA players perform better and stay on the court. He'll be creating exclusive video content, launching a podcast, and hosting Zoom Q&As. Watch the episode HERE Sign up for Hoop Science HERE Twitter: @KBergNBA Facebook: @KenBergerNBA Instagram: @HoopScienceiO

Ken Berger of Hoop Science joins the show to discuss fitness & nutrition in the NBA. We cover what LeBron James spends a million dollars a year on his body, which teams have strong training staffs, Ken's personal story, the emergence of wearable metrics, workout recovery, supplementation, & a lot more. After Ken Berger's first full season as the NBA columnist for CBS Sports, he woke up in a Las Vegas hotel room feeling miserable. Despite not yet being 30 years old, he felt 60. He spent about six months working out by himself, eating healthier, and began feeling better. Ken got certified as a trainer and nutrition coach. In 2016, he opened his own training facility, Max Velocity Fitness + Performance. Continued his NBA writing career, he started noticing some things. NBA teams were using the same training, nutrition, and injury-prevention techniques that he was using with his clients. He's now created a newsletter Hoop Science, for those who want to dive even deeper into the Training, Nutrition, Recovery, and Technology that help NBA players perform better and stay on the court. He'll be creating exclusive video content, launching a podcast, and hosting Zoom Q&As. Watch the episode HERE Sign up for Hoop Science HERE Twitter: @KBergNBA Facebook: @KenBergerNBA Instagram: @HoopScienceiO

Nick Parrow & Mark Ward discuss all things NBA, with a focus on the best players in the playoffs thus far, & players we wouldn't want to play with. We made an all playoff team consisting of a center, non-center big, wing, scorer, shooter, point guard, 6th Man, & best role player. Watch the episode HERE

In this episode, Nick Parrow comes back to talk about life, sports, & exercise. We discuss the N.B.A., college basketball, F.I.B.A., U.F.C., football, boxing, and potential Washington Wizards trades. Nick will become a regular host of sports-related material on The Super Facts Network. Watch the episode HERE

Fat Tony is one of the most original artists in rap music today, across mediums at that. Equally comfortable dropping a virtual reality video as he is performing with a mariachi band live in front of a swingset, Tony is one of a kind. We discuss how he found his artistic voice, some standout tracks & projects from his career, his brief career as a blogger, Houston rap, turning down paid features, his singularly original album Exotica, working with producers Taydex & Golden Eye, and a lot more. Fat Tony on Bandcamp (merch, music, & physical copies) Purchase Exotica on vinyl or CD on Amazon HERE Stream Exotica on your DSP of choice HERE Follow Fat Tony on IG @fattonyrap Purchase Wake Up by Fat Tony & Taydex on vinyl or cd on Amazon HERE Stream Wake Up on your DSP of choice HERE

On a special episode of GenPop, Laz is joined by Gully of the successful Gully TV podcast/web series. Gully details how he used basketball during his time in prison to carve out a relatively comfortable niche, in as much as possible for the environment. Despite being one of the youngest inmates on a tough compound, Gully used his newfound ability to dunk to earn everyone's respect. In Gully's words "even the cops like alley-oops." Laz & Gully also discuss how sports help keep people out of trouble in prison, how older inmates aren't always predatory; in fact, they're often mentors. Many people incarcerated could have used sports as an escape & avoided being incarcerated altogether. Gully also details how being on a traveling squad earned him a reputation as a skilled player, literally becoming legendary before his release. Watch the episode here Subscribe to Gully TV on YouTube Subscribe to St. Laz on YouTube for the GenPop, Rikers Island, Brooklyn Legacy, & Fat Vegetarian web series.

Skeezy Scott is a JCE Records artist & Slime Set affiliate who is poised to have a breakthrough. He currently has a charting song with Waka Flocka, Dae Dae, & Just Rich Gates. In the episode, Skeezy tells us about recording his first son ever with Brick Squad members, the dangers of South Carolina police, working with Mac Lucci of D.P.G., his upcoming co-starring role in Just Rich Gates upcoming Tony Richtana 3 project, and a lot more. Watch episode HERE Follow Skeezy Scott on IG Stream Skeezy Scott "Mack Life" ft. Mac Lucci Stream Just Rich Gates & Skeezy Scott “Loyalty Equals Royalty” ft. Waka Flocka, Dae Dae, K Camp, Frenchie, & Pooh Shiesty

On the latest episode of S.D.E., G & Mark discuss classic hood movies, Don Diva, and other magazines, our all-time Big East teams, and they finish with a little NBA talk. Watch the episode here Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

This is probably the most contentious discussion that we've had thus far. We cover what the criteria for the Most Improved Player should include, & who qualifies for this year. The conversation then moves to which players would be stars in any era. Mark didn't correctly remember Michael Adams statistics and made the ridiculous assertion that the ex Nugget (25.6 ppg for his last season in Denver, Bullets All-Star,0 which leads to quite the contentious argument about that statement, and whether G thinks Mark is capable of being right about basketball-related matters. Watch the episode here Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

Mark and G get right into the Snowfall season finale, a HEATED NBA conversation, and we finish by discussing Shock G (RIP) and other notable deaths that affected us. Watch the episode here. Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

After appearing on The Super Facts Show, Mark discovered that Pangeaux played college basketball. He joins Mark in this episode of S.D.E. and gives us a scouting report on his game. He also discusses growing up a Duke fan in Kentucky, his career, the NBA, favorite moments as a fan, & more. Watch the episode here Follow Pangeaux on IG Stream Pangeaux's music here Watch Pangeaux hit a college basketball buzzer-beater Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

In this episode, we discuss the legacy of Black Rob, the penultimate episode of this season's Snowfall, and the most transcendent athletes of our lifetime & historically. Watch the episode here Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

Mark & G grew up in the same neighborhood, Forest Heights, MD. However, Mark's a few years older and when the show started they hadn't spoken to each other in years. Given Mark's journalistic background, he was curious about G's life and opinions. In part 4 they discuss life, politics, and parenting. Watch the episode here.

Mark & G grew up in the same neighborhood, Forest Heights, MD. However, Mark's a few years older and when the show started they hadn't spoken to each other in years. Given Mark's journalistic background, he was curious about G's life and opinions. In part three there's a lot of overlap, with movies and music, in particular, is discussed. Watch the episode here

Mark & G grew up in the same neighborhood, Forest Heights, MD. However, Mark's a few years older and when the show started they hadn't spoken to each other in years. Given Mark's journalistic background, he was curious about G's life and opinions. In part 2 they primarily discuss drug movies and shows, including a begrudging acknowledgment of the better police characters on The Wire. Watch the episode here.

Mark & G grew up in the same neighborhood, Forest Heights, MD. However, Mark's a few years older and when the show started they hadn't spoken to each other in years. Given Mark's journalistic background, he was curious about G's life and opinions. In part one they mainly discuss music, particularly West Coast rap. Watch the episode here.

Over the course of St. Laz's GenPop web series music and issues that touch on music have been a recurring theme. On this special Recap, we go over some of the more notable stories. Highlights include Laz getting jumped by M.O.P., The Real 50 Cent getting stabbed, Lil Durk's father Big Durk, listening to now-classic, but at the time newly released Tupac & Mobb Deep albums while incarcerated, and a lot more. Watch the episode here. Watch Laz tell all the stories here. Listen to Laz's Hip-Hop podcast The Super Facts Show here. Follow St. Laz on Instagram here. Listen to St. Laz music here. Laztherapper@gmail.com Cashapp Donations: $genpopfam Paypal: Zmanbville@gmail.com

Tre Hoover is one of those rare artists that bring innovation into music by pushing the game to a brand new level with his genre combining music style. He calls his style VibeStar, a disparate combination of genres. His new song “IDK” is certainly a unique, melodic, & truly original piece of music. He joined us on our own The Super Facts Show & we wanted to bring him on to talk about some sports, drugs, and entertainment. We talk about everything from our favorite cartoons to Whitney vs. Mariah. Listen to Tre Hoover Follow Tre Hoover on IG

Forest Heights legend Y'man Dog joins the show to discuss his music, latest single, the origin of his name, musical influences, DMX, & more. Watch the episode here Follow Y'man Dog on IG Listen to Y'man Dog on Soundcloud Listen to Y'man Dog on Spotify

In this week's episode, we start with a tribute to DMX. We discuss his legacy, how his music affected us, his underrated lyricism, some of the deeper cuts from his discography, and his acting ability. We then discuss this week's explosive episode of Snowfall; in which one of G's predictions was validated. After we debate whether Louie will live, we predict who'll still be alive at the end of the season and discuss the directions we'd like to see the show go. We finish by ranking DMX & Nas's Belly and going over some NBA. Watch the episode here

In this episode, Big Smoking Mitch makes two huge announcements. After discussing their releases over the years, albums in Mitch's case; D.A.'s been doing a lot of production. When the conversation turns to upcoming music, Mitch drops some bombs on us. First, he announces a joint EP that he'll be dropping with D.A., then Mitch blows my mind. He restored an original cassette of unreleased U.G.K. music that he and Pimp made before Bun was in the group. Working with the engineer that's restored Prince & Cher recordings, Mitch managed to fully restore the songs. He breaks it all down, including when you can expect the album. Watch the episode here. Follow Big Smoking Mitch on IG here Listen to Big Smoking Mitch here Follow D.A. on IG here Listen to D.A. & The Blac Monks here Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

Get On Down just rereleased the Houston Rap Book the long-out-of-print book which Bun B declared ".... defines Houston hip-hop." Houston Rap profiles noted artists such as Bun B of UGK, Z-Ro, Big Mike, K-Rino, Willie D of the Geto Boys, Lil' Troy, and Paul Wall, alongside reflections on the lives of departed legends such as DJ Screw, Pimp C, and Big Hawk. The book also features community leaders, rappers, producers, businessmen, and family members, all providing important insight into a great American cultural narrative, and the second edition features even more details into this astonishing and influential scene. In this episode, we're joined by Big Smoking Mitch of U.G.K. (he made the name up,) and D. A. of the uniquely influential Blac Monks. Over the course of the show, they break down the evolution of Port Author & Houston rap, from the beginning. From the formation of U.G.K. to meeting DJ Screw, they touch on everything. Mitch discusses Russell "BigTyme" Washington, and U.G.K. signing with him. D.A. shares his memories of Mr. 3-2 and talks about Bushwick Bill forming the Blac Monks, and how he was almost in The Convicts. They reminisce about PSK-13, Point Blank, DJ DMD, Scarface, Big Mike, E.S.G., K-Rino & his lyricism, Devin the Dude, & much more. We conclude the episode by showing them some classic Country Rap Tune albums and getting their thoughts and behind-the-scenes stories on them. Watch the episode here Follow Big Smoking Mitch on IG here Listen to Big Smoking Mitch here Follow D.A. on IG here Listen to D.A. & The Blac Monks here Buy The Houston Rap Book Bundle here The Houston Rap Deluxe Bundle is limited to 1000 units and includes: The book 2nd Edition-304 pages hardbound cover 2xLP version of DJ Screw -The Legend, presenting all of the original tracks on vinyl, in a fully licensed album from Bigtyme Recordz. The artwork is unique and features Beste's photography; Double cassette version of The Legend, containing the entire mix, fully licensed from Bigtyme Recordz; Print of a never-before-seen Peter Beste photo of UGK, signed by Beste; Screen-printed tote bag, featuring a DJ Screw-themed Beste photo.

In this episode of his web series Brooklyn Legacy, St. Laz tells the story of when the whole M.O.P. jumped him growing up in Brownsville, BK. Watch the episode here Watch Laz tell the stories here. Listen to Laz's Hip-Hop podcast The Super Facts Show here. Follow St. Laz on Instagram here. Listen to St. Laz music here.

After the miraculous buzzer-beater from Jalen Suggs, we discuss the best NCAA buzzer-beaters we've seen. We then discuss the latest episode of Snowfall. From who our favorite new characters are, do we agree with Alton's stunning choice, who's more morally compromised, Franklin or Reed? G has a promising theory about Franklin and Manboy. We finish by discussing growing up making fun of each other all the time, and the camaraderie that it built. Watch the episode here Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

Mark is joined by NYC veteran lyricist and acclaimed filmmaker Tom Gist. The Dipset affiliate has recently seen his highly regarded indie film Better Days added to Amazon Prime, where it's been receiving the proverbial streamer bump. We discuss the film, the lack of support an artist receives from those around them, meeting Cam'ron, A-Mafia and how he's doing, making music with our own St. Laz, Gist's upcoming music projects, attempting to battle Big L, almost signing with Ma$e, & his opinion on some of his classic mixtapes, & legendary Harlem albums. He also announces an unexpected collaborative project that made Mark truly happy to find out about it. Watch the episode here Stream Better Days on Amazon

After hearing several reactions that could be interpreted as hypocritical, a morning radio appearance from Gary Williams forced G to vent his thoughts about the situation. He supports his argument by reciting the sheer volume by naming the number of contributors to this year's Final Four teams, from both the Men's & Women's Brackets. Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

True Hoop's Henry Abbot joins the show to breakdown his fascinating investigative journalism series regarding the origins of some of the NBA's Governor's fortunes. The tangled web of the money's origins includes global hedge funds, CIA operatives, Jeffrey Epstein, Adam Silver's college roommate, Microsoft's IPO, & several other mind-blowing connections into the worlds of crime, entertainment, politics, & finance. Subscribe to www.truehoop.com Follow True hoop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

True Hoop's Henry Abbot joins Mark in a brief discussion about the Washington Wizards. They talk about John Wall's legacy, Russell Westbrook, was Gilbert Arenas ever a top 5 player (and will he be a HOF'er,) & the team's last two first-round draft picks. Subscribe to www.truehoop.com Follow True hoop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

About a year ago, G compiled a truly unique all-time team, The All Ugly Team. Not only did he name them, but G also provides visual evidence. Click the video link below to see. Watch the video here Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

On the latest S.D.E., G & Mark discuss the latest episode of Snowfall (R.I.P. Fatback.) They then compile our own all-time TV character team, including coaches & executives (mostly from The Wire & The Sopranos.) The show concludes with a quick update on the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament. Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

International Jones himself joins us to discuss his latest album T.G.I.F. (Thank God It's Fiend). We break the project down track by track, and Fiend provides tremendous insights. He profoundly and sometimes poignantly ruminates on the subject matter and its causes of some songs, while sharing fascinating behind-the-scenes details about other tracks and the artists featured on them. Jones also tells us about meeting and working with UGK & Three-6 Mafia. Follow Fiend on IG Stream Fiend's T.G.I.F. Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

In this episode, we celebrate the life of Elgin Baylor. Then Mark asserts that George Mikan could be the most dominant player in NBA history. We then conclude with all-decade teams from the '70s, '80s, & '90s. Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG

Mark is joined by Nick Parrow, who in addition to being the best man at his wedding, is one of the biggest D.C. sports fans I've ever met. In the episode, we talk about our history with the Wizards, favorite players & memories, notable moments, and the current team. Long live Gilbert Arenas.

G & Mark get DEEP into the discographies of Ghostface Killa & Raekwon while discussing their recent Verzuz. Other topics covered are if Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is a superstar, the top 3 NBA teams in each conference, Garret's thoughts on the NCAA tournament, the new Benny the Butcher album, Black Thought's legendary Funk Flex freestyle, Snowfall, & a lot more Watch S.D.E. on YouTube Follow G From Da Shop on IG Follow Mark Waldo Ward on IG Follow The Super Facts Show on IG