Three And A Possible

On this episode the guys link up to discuss the latest criticism of Kenya Barris’ shows ending in “ish”. JGil leads the crew through a discussion of who represents the culture; while Dre defends himself after being called a coffee creamer. Why does ARob only get half a reparations check? Tune in to find out!

On this episode of 3 & A Possible the guys are back to discuss the pandemic. The guys blame J Gil for the Rona & share their experience with the sickness. The pod discuss Covid19’s affect on people of color and the economy. Do lock down protesters have a point or should we value life over freedom? Do we still have to pay rent?

The guys tune in live from studio B to reflect on the first three episodes of the Netflix documentary “Who Killed Malcolm X?”. Warning: SPOILER ALERTS AHEAD!!!! Malcolm X was a prophetic, iconic and revolutionary leader in the black community who was brutally gunned down before his time. Why is this documentary just being released? Does the documentary portray things accurately? Is the Nation of Islam to blame or is an agency of the America government? The guys discuss on this episode! Genell makes a couple surprise interjections….

On this episode of 3 and a Possible the guys tackle home ownership. A Rob stresses the joys of owning a home like shoveling, cleaning gutters, and yard work while J-Gil warns of some negatives like shoveling, cleaning the gutters and yard work. The guys go back and forth while sharing their experience. J-Gil has unwanted guests, A Rob gives sound advice and Dre laughs.

Eliana and CJ rejoin the crew for a healthy discussion on whether or not the Superbowl’s halftime performance was appropriate and to dissect code switching. ARob reneges on a promise to share black history info, while JGil discovers multiple races can code switch. CJ, Dre and Eliana share personal experiences of the code switching struggle. Are there long term effects? Can you be your authentic self and code switch? Tune in to hear on this episode!!

On this episode of 3 & A Possible the guys mourn the loss of Kobe Bryant. JGil lashes out at a Kobe hater; while A Rob makes sure the other victims aren’t forgotten. Dre gives insight on losing someone close.... while the guys question why this tragedy hurts so much. The pod also speaks on their plans for blk history month and the truth about Veisha finally comes out! With cuffing season coming to a close have Dre & Rob finally gotten boo’d up?

Episode: Money In The Grave Dre returns from a brief stint on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. The trio unites to discuss how they would like their assets distributed at death and their methods for handling tax season. JGil shares his unique perspective on how his assets should be distributed, while ARob and Dre rely on more traditional methods. Is the crew too turnt up to get their taxes done? Find out on todays episode!

The guys welcome a childhood friend and first time guest to the show, whilst CJ takes a massive step forward in his audition for a permanent spot. The n-word is a taboo topic in society; where did it start, is n***er demeaning and n***a endearing, who is allowed to say it, why can some races use it and others cant? The guys debate all of this on todays episode and share some personal stories.

On this episode of Three & A Possible the guys give an update on their New Years resolutions. Are we going to war with Iran? The guys question the motives behind the Iranian generals assassination. WW3 memes funny or nah? The guys stumble upon a new idea that could rock the clothing industry. Dre has a spiritual experience at church & A-Robs remains single.

On this episode of Three & A Possible the guys welcome first time guest Ashley to discuss the black communities reluctance to address mental health. For Christmas J-Gil finally gets what’s he’s been asking for, then proceeds to complain

The crew welcomes back special guest Eliana B to discuss T.I.’s comments on his daughter before discussing the changes in their own relationships with their parents over the years. Why are there different standards for men and women? Is this fair? The crew also discusses how they would differ from their parents when raising their own kids.

KHAKI THUGS CJ returns to the pod to discuss Colin Kaepernick’s failed workout. A Rob takes another L in the dating game and blames it on his success

What do Juice Wrld, Lizzo, Trump and Hinge have in common? Nothing! Besides being the current events the guys discuss on this episode. They are joined by two lovely guests Brittany and Tamika who share their perspective on dating apps, and the latest on Juice Wrld, Lizzo and Trump.

In the Minnesota Nice episode, the crew discussed MN being ranked as one of the worst places to live for African Americans. But how do other cities fair? The guys are joined by their former barber and one of JGil’s groomsmen, DJ, who now resides in Charlotte. He breaks down his experience living in the North and the South. Dre has no new nickname and ARob BAKES with an apron?

Snow is on the ground in the Twin Cities but things are heating up in D.C. The crew takes some time to discuss the impeachment proceedings and the Democratic candidates for 2020. ARob shares details of his latest trip and JGil indulges in copious amounts of the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich.

No brownies or ugg boots fur on this weeks episode but Dre is back. JGIl sets the scene and poses a question to the guys. ARob tells a personal story and JGil recalls getting lil fizzed and the guys finally complete an episode in under an hour!

While Dre serves a one episode suspension, CJ auditions for a spot. The guys discuss the history of ‘hoods in the Twin Cities and the current demographic shift. Is this intentional shift good or bad? For who? JGil rates ARob’s recent brownie batch and CJ shows an affinity for fine wine.

On this episode of 3 and a possible, the guys discuss former ESPN journalist Jemele Hill’s article. McDonalds vs Filet Mignon? A Rob bakes brownies, but for who?

This week the guys touch on how best to take care of oneself. Life gets crazy and its important to take time to refresh and rebalance. While poking fun at each others methods of self care, JGil shares a chronic condition thats abnormal, Dre gets vulnerable, and ARob continues his streak of forgetfulness.

On this episode of Three & A Possible the guys talk about black cultures influence. J-Gil gets clowned for his work attire while Dre gets excited about the return of a local influencer. The crew discuss the pressure of supporting black business and A Rob ends up on the PUP list. Dre tells a funny story about "his" watch?

Today on the pod, the guys discuss their top five top fives! Gucci Mane makes the list while Dre shows love to all his favorite influencers on the gram. ARob tells the guys about Marvin's room and the guys talk about corner store snacks.

On this episode, the crew welcomes back CJ to discuss tricking and how the no snitching rule effects the black community. Do informants get paid? Is it tricking if you got it? JGil goes MJ in the 4th, while Dre spills the Arizona tea. ARob describes trick behavior but denies tricking.

On this episode of the show, the crew gears up for cuffin season. Special guests Carla and Elaina B give their perspectives on situationships. The pod discusses the rules but cant agree on expectations. (Dre lies) ARob gets choked up in a moment of vulnerability & Rhonda tries to break up a happy home.

On this episode, the crew welcomes back special guests Antoinette and Mike to speak on Zodiac signs. Respective zodiac signs are shared and charts are read. Mike breaks down the different characteristics and compatibility of the different signs.

On this episode, the guys welcome CJ back to discuss millennial culture. The crew reflects on the differences in how they grew up and how todays kids are growing up; when it comes to competing and socializing. JGIL has a startling realization; while CJ shares some hilarious coaching stories!

The crew hits the road for the first time to record and welcomes special guest Keith to speak about the legalization of marijuana. Dre describes how using helps him deal with depression while Keith battles PTSD. The guys discuss the economic impact of legalization on the African American community.

While recording their second episode of the day......the guys snack on Skittles while discussing JGil's state fair experience. Dre reviews the Popeyes Chicken sandwich. The crew speaks on Antonio Brown and speaks on the anticipation of the new iPhone.

On this episode, the crew discusses the importance of travel, gives their own travel tips and reminisces on past trips together. JGil blacks out in Vegas......no thanks to Dre. ARob doesn't know the geography or location of Croatia.

As the great Minnesota get together kicks off ARob goes to the fair. Popeyes introduces a new chicken sandwich but can't keep with demand due to black social media hype. Jay-Z partners with the NFL while Colin is still unemployed.

On this episode, the crew talks about the pros and cons of college. ARob describes how his degree has benefited him in the current work force. The guys discuss their personal experiences and the importance of living on campus.

On this episode the guys discuss their past financial blunders and the lessons learned. Genell joins the pod and speaks on payday loans.

On this weeks episode, ARob poses an interesting question to the crew. The guys debate the best way to insure ones financial future while also helping loved ones.

On todays episode, the crew ridicules ARob’s past relationships. Treasure joins the pod to advise the guys on the do’s and dont’s of dating in the era of social media. Laughs and opinions are shared on variety of topics.

The crew is joined by special guests Antoinette and Mike to discuss whether government should have a say in how kids are disciplined and generational differences in parenting. "Hypothetical" stories are shared about childhood discipline.

Recent studies find Minnesota is one of the best overall places to live in terms of opportunity, but for who? CJ joins the guys to discuss the historical implications and experiences of being black in Minnesota.

The guys reflect on their growth between twenty-five and thirty, preview their goals for the next five years, and discuss the weight of societal pressures in their thirties.

Welcome to 3 And A Possible! The guys introduce themselves, give a little background on how the pod started, and foreshadow what you can expect to hear on the show!