That Part

Baker recaps his top three favorite movies of the year while everyone else stares dumbfoundedly. The gang discusses the Oscars, Adam Sandler’s untouchable filmography, Netflix’s The Mind of Aaron Hernandez and their 10 year plan to harvest happiness, Disney’s monopoly on horrifyingly realistic Beyoncé lions and why Twitter discourse is poisonous for the consumption of art. Review for Star Wars: The Rise of Skythismovieisf?%!ingterrible. Special guest Petulance.

The gang recaps their favorite TV shows of 2019. Devin eats a Dollar Menu delight. Ro explains why the new Top Boy is the best Top Boy of all the Top Boys. Eddie describes the entire plot of Love, Death & Robots and speaks some words on the importance of anime. Baker lists 400 shows that no one watches. Special guest Tito's Vodka does nothing but hinder coherent conversation. Welcome back to "That Part!".

The gang compiles their favorite albums of the year. Cayle disrespects the great American artisté Melissa Vianne Jefferson aka Lizzo. Ro disgraces the entire empire by refusing to show up for the recording but including Nav's "Bad Habits" on his Best of 2019 list. Devin hits a Juul. Eddie speaks in a delicious baritone. Baker uses a thesaurus. Same inconsistent "That Part" time. Same "That Part!" place. Welcome back.

Original air date: 12/17/18. The uncut version of the "That Part!" season finale. The gang compiles their best of the year lists and reflect on how "That Part!" came together, as well as what to expect from Season 2 of the show.

Original air date: 12/12/18. The gang recaps the new "Captain Marvel" trailer, Mac Miller's posthumous Spotify singles and the "Men in Black" reboot. Special guest Awkward Shaman premieres a cut off his new project produced by former guest Rasneek and joins prolific singer/songwriter/promoter extraordinaire Almira Zaky for a series of exclusive interviews.

Original air date: 12/11/18. The gang goes supersized for their penultimate episode. New projects from Meek Mill, Lil Baby and Ski Mask the Slump God. Special guest Fridaynite test drives the first "That Part!" speed round and talks about his incredible year, his upcoming tape with former guest Rasneek and how the T-Pain app changed his life.

Original air date: 12/4/18. Jon Favreau's "The Lion King" live action teaser: flop or fire??? Can Deadpool work as a PG-13 movie? Tory Lanez vs. Joyner Lucas. The gang speak on the evolution of trap music and post-genre rap, and debate the criteria for the greatest rapper of all time.

Original air date: 12/3/18. The gang does their first two part episode. New projects from Jaden Smith and Anderson .Paak. Baker and Devin debate the straight to DVD worthy sequel "Creed II". Spoiler review for "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald." Special guest DJ Chandni talks putting on for female DJs and gives a glimpse into her promising future.

Original air date: 11/12/18. Vince Staples is a national treasure. "Bohemian Rhapsody": flop or fire??? The gang pops a proverbial blood vessel debating the best television shows of all time. Special guest DJ Jungle Brother explains his name and why he doesn't play top 40.

Original air date: 11/19/18. The gang discusses the death of Stan Lee and his impact on contemporary pop culture. Special guests Israel and Aaron Brown, founders of "The Living Room", speak on their inspirations behind Richmond's premier plant boutique and creative community.

Original air date: 11/5/18. Baker & Devin recap their trip to New Orleans, LA for the Voodoo Music + Arts Experience. “Creed II”: flop or fire? Tory Lanez and Mih-Ty reviews. Baker talks a special “That Part!” give away and why Netflix will one day own your children. Special guest DJ Huffz explains what sets him apart from the flock.

Original air date: 10/21/18. Q U A V O H U N C H O: flop or fire? “Bad Times at the El Royale” and “The Hate U Give” reviews. Baker & Fresko talk cultural appropriation in hip-hop. Special guest singer/songwriter Regular Nina talks her new project and staying out of the proverbial box.

Original air date: 10/14/2018. The gang discusses Marvel’s firing of “Guardians of the Galaxy” writer/director James Gunn and the transparency of the past in the social media era. Sheck Wes drops a new album. “Venom” and “A Star is Born” reviews. The gang picks their ideal collab album. Richmond based hip-hop artist Mally Black gives 427 shoutouts and speaks on the future of his career.

Original air date: 10/7/2018. Kanye is blacklisted from the show. Lil Wayne’s “Tha Carter V” vs. Logic’s “YSIV”. The gang nabs an exclusive interview with Richmond based designers Haley (“The Woman Behind the Machine”) and Kelsey Cowan to discuss their brand, “Peace & Fluidity” and why sustainable fashion is the future.

Original air date: 9/23/28. Kanye's out "The Sunken Place" (?). Tyga is making decent music again. 6lack drops his second studio album. Ryan Coogler is producing Space Jam 2. The gang attempts to define "franchise" and what it means for the future of film and hip-hop.

Original air date: 9/16/18. The gang discusses the passing of Mac Miller, Russ' new album, and the unsung heroes of the hip-hop industry: engineers. Special guests Rasneek and Orion preview a bouncy new track in collaboration with D.C. based producer/DJ Rez Ekbatan.

Original air date: 9/9/18. Kanye's Kanye'ing. Eminem drops a grumpy ass album. Baker gives a half assed history lesson on French New Wave. Guest starring producer/current engineer of "That Part" Cayles.

Original air date: 9/3/18. The first one. Baker, Devin and PapiFresko recap their favorites of the year (so far) in film and hip-hop and discuss what to expect from the show's first season. Shout out to Rasneek for guest engineering our first episode, and shout out to you for beginning this journey with us. This is not your pop's culture. This is That Part.