The MudPo[LIT]ical Podcast (formerly known as The Where's My 40? Podcast) is a weekly podcast; Hosted by Mikhail LaPread, Courtney Gray, and Jay Williams, it covers a number of topics ranging from entertainment to sports, but primarily focuses on the ente
Mikhail LaPread, Courtney Gray, Jay Williams
On this episode, the guys discuss the complexities of friendships (07:45) and the difference between marriages and dating relationships (31:46). They also discuss some A.I. and the implications of it in the entertainment industry (50:11).
On this episode the guys are back for a new year and a new season! They discuss Katt Williams' interview with Shannon Sharpe, Industry conspiracy theories, and more. They are also joined by a very special guest.
On this episode, the guys bring in a couple to reaction to their previous discussion on male advocation in relationships. They also go in depth on ways women can be more receptive to male communication; and the power of compromise in interpersonal romantic relationships.
On this episode the guys discuss if equality is possible within relationships (10:29), how to be patient when dealing with different people (16:13), and how men need be better advocates for themselves. They also talk about the atmosphere surrounding how men are perceived by the greater population (30:02)
On this episode the guys discuss the tragic murder of Tyre Nichols and Courtney details how he would handle that situation in the line of duty. They also ask the debate whether black can ethically join ANY of the armed forces.
The boys are back after a long hiatus! On this episode they breakdown Courtney's transition in to the police force, the responsibility he now has, and his new thoughts on police brutality. They also discuss Ed Reed's tirade against Bethune-Cookman University, the current state of HBCUs, and more.
On this episode they guys discuss the recently viral clinical psychologist who disparaged her black male patients. They also discuss the WNBA and how try to come up with solutions to some of its disparities.
On this episode boys discuss: Brittney Griner's developing situation in Russia, the dangers of putting a child into show-business, and if the newer generations are actually smarter than the rest of us
On this episode the guys dive into the nuances of abusive relationships. They attempt to delineate between emotional abuse and just being a bad match for someone. They also, trade personal accounts of abusive relationships they have been involved in.
On this episode the guys discuss Meg thee Stallion's Interview with Gayle King and her case against Torey Lanez, they discuss income inequalities within a romantic relationship and they also wander into the draws of being an Emo/Alternative black kid.
On this episode, Courtney is already showing signs of being a hover parent. They also discuss how to tell your partner they have gained weight, and discuss some of the current political climate (Including a list of the current most cancelable black figures)
On this episode the guys FINALLY discuss the Will Smith and Chris Rock Oscars incident. They also talk about what protection looks like within a romantic relationship, and when it is appropriate to defend your significant other with physicality.
On the is episode Mikhail, Jay and Courtney discuss the family members that they have discovered either at a funerals, weddings, etc. Mikhail shares a particularly personal story about close family that was hidden from him, and how it came to light. They also find themselves in a middle of a rant about the state of the black community, and brainstorm some ideas to fix it.
The boys are back for season 3! On this episode they gives updates on the current state of their lives since the end of season 2. They also do a deep dive into the tradeoffs that one makes in life, in order to achieve success.
On this episode the guys reflect on the year 2021 and all of the topics they have discussed. They also give a couple of teasers for the upcoming season!
On this episode the guys wrap up their series on toxic relationships. They discuss what their "Red Flags" are, and how they have individually come in recognizing/avoiding them. Also, Mikhail and Courtney hash out some old toxicity and give a lesson in forgiveness.
On this episode the guys continue the Toxic Relationship Series with a little help from a special guest from the LGBTQ+ community. They come together to tackle common miscommunications between men and women that lead to toxic situations.
On this episode the guys continue their series on Toxic Relationships; They start by diving into the romantic relationships that changed them and/or the ones they've changed themselves for. The guys then attempt to strip down the term "toxic masculinity", and explain why it is irresponsible. They also bring a few friends along to share some of their own experiences.
On this episode the guys bring in a new series on Toxic Relationships, and they share personal accounts on the first relationship that turned each of them into a savage. They also discuss the current climate in the wake of Young Dolph's murder.
On this episode Courtney makes his return after a 2 episode hiatus, and boys are on him! They discuss Kanye West's "Drink Champs" appearance, Lil Nas X/Boosie "beef", and the importance of having gay friends.
One this episode the guys wind down and take a deep breath from their last series. They hit on cancel culture, women that like aggressive sex, and former mishaps as a single man. This episode hits on it all
On this episode the guys finish up the ATL's Finest Series in hilarious fashion. They also get to finally talk about some sports and they get in their feelings.
On this episode the guys FINALLY back, and there is a lot to discuss! They discuss Dave Chappelle's new stand-up special "The Closer" and they discuss the reason for their hiatus. They also continue the "ATL's Finest" Series with some interesting musical selections from the 2000s.
The boys are back with, and this time with a new series! On this series they will break down the most influential artists in Atlanta of all time. They will break it down from the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s;
On this episode the guys prepare to transition into their new Series by discussing their previous escapades with women; Including trying to define what "Game" is.
On this episode, The guys reflect on the "Who Raised You?" Series and introduce some new segments.
On this episode the guys continue the "Who Raised You?" series. They talk about whether or not they would push their kids to college and showing affection in your household. They also reflect on the festivities of a recent bachelor party.
On this episode the guys continue the "Who Raised You?" Series by tackling important issues in family development including. They take on the subject of abortion, how to exist in relationships when only one person wants children, and much more. They also have a surprise guest come in and derail the structure of this episode...hilariously.
On this episode the boys are back with another series! On this series they will delve into all of the complicated dynamics of being raised in (and creating) and black family. This time they bring in Tera Chantelle (host of the "Take The Lead Podcast") to help make sense of all this.
On this episode, the guys are joined by special guests to discuss LGBT in film and Junteenth Festivities
On this episode the guys conclude the Mental Health Series in a fashion only they can. They talked about their love languages, Monique's comments about bonnets, and so much more.
On this episode the guys continue the mental health series. They discuss how fatherhood and prospective fatherhood affect mental health. They also get some help from a special guest to breakdown more of the nuances of mental health in current society.
On this episode, the guys continue the mental health series. They delve into how the college experience affected their mental health, and how that experience shapes how they continue to cope with issues currently.
On this episode, the guys bring an new series all revolved around Black Mental Health:This series will discuss the ins and outs of some of the issues that plague the black community and how those issue relate to the guys personally. They also discuss Rory and Mal's departure from the Joe Budden Podcast
On this episode the guys decompress from the Men vs. Women Series. They also discuss how unfiltered old folks are and they trade stories on what made them quit playing sports.
On this episode the guys wrap up the Men vs. Women series with the help of a very special guest. They discuss: Whether men or women have the biggest egosMonogamy vs. Polygamy in the black communityWomen not wanting a man based off his job title
On this episode the Men vs. Women Series continues. The guys discuss whether black men or black women have it worse; They also discuss the benefits of Polygamy vs. Monogamy.
On this episode , the guys pick up from where they left off and continue to discuss issues that plague men and women. Mikhail vents on his relationship issues, and Jay and Courtney give counsel.
On this episode, the guys are back! They are presenting a new series entitled: Men vs. Women
On this episode the guys discuss Derrick Jaxn's recent controversy including who's really at. fault within the scandal. They also had a special guest come by to discuss LGBT acceptance within the black community, and the differences in treatment between men's and women's NCAA Tournament.
On this episode the guys discuss:Kirk Franklin's recent controversy regarding the treatment of his oldest sonThe recent mass murder of Asian-Americans in Atlanta AreaThe best types of places to take someone on a first date#StopAsianHate #Asianlivesmatter #Blacklivesmatter
On this episode the guys discuss:The recent Oprah interview between Meghan Markle and Prince Harry regarding the racist treatment they received from the QueenWhy black folks shouldn't be so quick to scorn the Queen for colorismThey also bring in a special guest to answer relationship questions that the guys have been unable to solve.
On this episode the guys are joined by a special guest Nia in honor of Women's History Month. She comes in to add a women's perspective to a few burning relationship questions they have been anxious to ask. They also discuss wealth in the black community, and why it seems that the new generation is not benefitting from any sort of financial head start.
On this episode the guys talk about: the invasion of British actors in American films (i.e. Daniel Kaluuya in Judas and the Black Messiah) and how American movies should look to cast homegrown talent. the NBA players not wanting to be apart of a nationwide PSA to encourage black people to take the COVID-19 vaccineThey also discuss times when they "tried" an adult in their teenage years.
On this episode the guys:talked about the professor at Fort Valley State University that mocked the death of Trayvon MartinDiscussed why black couples do not get married soonerDissected some more of Courtney's conspiracies with the help of a special guest.
On this episode, the guys discuss Courtney's recent conspiracy theories about mind control, The Illuminati, and Kodak Black.They also engage in a hilarious game of would you rather (Find your girl cheated with a man or a woman).
On this episode Mikhail, Jay, and Courtney discuss:The sudden media agenda pushing black women away from black menHow black men can create more value in the eyes of black womenIs corporal punishment the best way to raise a child?
On this episode, the guys discuss:Women always support womenUncle Joe's (Biden) newly signed Executive OrdersHank Aaron's Legacy
They Boys are back for a new season! On this episode, they discuss:The recent storming of the Capital in Washington D.C.The InaugurationKyrie Irving's recent social standings
2020 is coming to and end! 2021 is upon us. In celebration, the guys bring in Angela Marie Rigsby ( from Tyler Perry's "Bruh") and James to reflect on:The most impactful parts of 2020How the film industry was impacted this yearTheir favorite episodes of 2020Dont forget! New season of The MudPolitical Podcast premieres January 15th 2021
On this episode Courtney returns! The guys discuss:The military and the implications it has on the psyche of AmericaGenerational curses amongst the black family What their powers will be on December 21st
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