Finesse Mitchell just wants to enlighten you. During these casual, musical, and uncensored conversations, Finesse offers advice for his "fam bam." Finesse Mitchell is a stand-up comedian, actor, author, husband and father. You may know him from SNL or his one-hour Showtime special, "The Spirit Told…
Finesse takes over the Wendy Williams show for the week. Genie uses the little pocket on his jeans. Don't kill me Craigs list.
I check in on my hometown next-door neighbor and longest best friend Joe "Breezy" Brown from Atlanta. We discuss our humble beginnings, and how learning hard lessons didn't make us quit on our dreams of being BOSSES. KANYE WEST AND RIHANNA became BILLIONAIRES. Once you get great at what you do, challenge yourself to do something else without forgetting about what made you great in the first place. It's called a PIVOT! And we should all master it.
Finesse and Genie discuss the way divorce settlements are skyrocketing out of control. High-profile relationships that don't work out leads to a HUGE payday for the spouse that was being “supportive” over the years while the other person was busting their ass. I don't know about you, but paying someone half your fortune because we fell out of love is some bullshit. “You wasn't with me when I shooting in the gym!!!” FOH!
People still wanna mask up because they don't want to be uncomfortable. But won't going back in quarantine make us all uncomfortable. They want to ‘raw dog' the pandemic but complain when the government tells you to stay in your homes. And even worse, you don't want to be around your own family 24hrs a day because YOU SUCK!
We forgot to release this one but glad we found it. It's never too late to talk about Bill Cosby and Phylicia Rashad. We keep it honest but funny as always.
Finesse and Genie are back in the saddle for Season 3. The guys catch up after a hiatus tofind out everyone gets "ghosted", Genie's having a baby girl, and less sleep makes dreams come true.
It's Gemini Season. Come get your weekly dose of wisdom and laughs.
Another historic episode, but we can't spoil it here. You have to listen!
Finesse and Genie contemplate how much time the average human spends in the bathroom, who'd they betray for $1 billion, and where to catch Finesse live this month.Bless up, it's lit.
With over 2 million followers and counting, Spice Adams is a young, old soul who is no stranger to the big stage. From Pro football to Pro-Influencer, he’s taking his brand and his hilarious original characters all the way to the bank.
Kym doesn’t hold back when she reminisces about the comedy scene for women coming up in the ’90s. She’s had a long and blessed career and shows no signs of slowing down with a new TV show and a new hit podcast, “Two Funny Mommas” she co-hosts with Sheri Shepherd.
Finesse and Genie agree that they both like Jeffery Wright but all the other bullshit going on right now has to stop. Episode 27 is Funny and Sad at the same damn time.
Jermaine Fowler was already a hot comedian in Hollywood, and now he’s royalty. He explains how his road to starring next to all the comedy legends was just as difficult as anyone else’s whoever made it out of the DMV. Coming 2 America is out now on Amazon Prime and you can hear all about it from the new Prince of ZAMUNDA himself.
Michelle Hollinger is a true inspiration to the soul. Her new book, “Sis, You’re Worth It....” will definitely leave you feeling empowered to take charge of your life by celebrating your small wins instead of stewing in your losses. We all experience loss throughout life and downplay our wins. Michelle wants us all to change that way of thinking.
Tisha Campbell is one of the best at her craft. Her resume is extensive and she’s played opposite of Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, and Damon Wayans just to name a few comedy legends. Tisha is an O.G. Triple O.G. in her own right. In this episode, she speaks on long-lasting friendships, legendary black female leads, crabs in a barrel, and how one pandemic doesn’t stop the show.
At this point, what else do we need to hear or see from this President, 45? Like, really? What else do the law-abiding citizens of both political parties need to see? Is “Law and Order” just another catchy phrase like “make America great again”? Our nation’s Capitol was breached and overrun by an angry, Trump-loving, cult mob. People died, things were stolen, a pipe bomb was found and elected officials' lives were put in danger. Yet people are still saying, “Nothing to see here, folks”. Well, fuck those people.
Loni Love has won two Emmys and an NAACP Image award being a co-host of the daytime talk show, “The Real”. After twenty plus years in stand up comedy, Loni explains how now more than ever, comedians must watch what they say, and that sucks, and how Democratic leadership has to learn to listen better, and how those that have more shouldn’t mind giving back to help others fulfill their dreams.
If you didn’t know, Jeremy Piven has been crushing stand up comedy just like he crushed his award-winning character “Ari Gold” in Entourage. He takes nothing for granted and realizes that staying a student of the craft and learning something new after every show is the only way to become a great comedian.
Catching up with Pooch Hall is never dull. The actor discloses how navigating Hollywood is always a double edge sword that cuts you deep if you allow it. And how having a strong sense of self, a good support system and strong faith will always help you make the right decisions.Pooch Hall is an actor known for his roles on "The Game" and "Ray Donovan".
We break down the drama from the Clubhouse app fiasco of people calling Kevin Hart a pickaninny.
Chart-topping R&B songstress Chante Moore drops by to talk about the music biz, her favorite female recording artists, inspirations, relationships and lessons learned during these strange Rona Days!
Finesse sits down with Bob Saget to discuss comedy, marriage, strip clubs, cancel culture, politics, and more.Bob Saget is an actor and stand-up comedian known for his work on Full House and America's Funniest Home Videos.
Finesse sits down with Kenan Thompson to talk about their SNL days, the NYC party scene, raising kids, and more.Kenan Thompson is an actor and comedian known for his work on Saturday Night Live and is the longest-tenured cast member in SNL history.
Finesse sits down with co-host/producer Genie Deez to discuss the recent presidential debate, Breonna Taylor, conspiracy theories, Antifa, Proud Boys, and much more.
Finesse sits down with Jo Koy to talk about his road to superstar status, his epic fails, stand-up comedy, love and relationships, BLM, and fatherhood.Jo Koy is a stand-up comedian known for his Netflix comedy specials, Live in Seattle (2017) and Comin' In Hot (2019).
Finesse sits down with Tony Rock to talk the Rock family dynasty, knowing when to quit the day job, getting paid in chicken wings, the NYC vs. LA comedy scene, becoming a dad, black accountability, racism, and much more.Tony Rock is a stand-up comedian and actor who is known for hosting HBO's All Def Comedy, BET's Black Card Revoked, and CBS' Living Biblically.
Nobody keeps it realer than Affion Crocket. This week the team covers everything from protests, to crooked cops with L.D.M., to holding authorities accountable. Understand This is hosted by Finesse Mitchell and produced by Genie Deez.Rate, Review, and Subscribe!
Please welcome back the highest rated guest from Season 1, the beautiful and multi-talented Adris DeBarge! The Relationship quiz goes awry, Adris talks sexual synergy, and Finesse drops a few gems.
Finesse is back at it with Genie Deez discussing COVID, politics, and the state of the union. Subscribe, Rate, and Review!
Everything and the kitchen sink, plus life advice.
The POWER theme song, being happy, and relationship queries from the internets.
Nobody succeeds in a relationship 100% of the time. So, Finesse takes questions from the internet in a brand new segment called "Finesse My Mess."
Finesse sits down with comedian D'Lai to discuss child rearing, exes, and a brand new segment "Men Lie, Here's Why."
Everyone should have a bounce-back story after a heartbreak story. It strengthens your belief in yourself and others. Here's mine and Adris DeBarge has a lot to do with it.
If your love life sucks, play this. If not, still play this.Everyone finds love for different reasons in different seasons. In Episode 1, Finesse thinks someone is finally finding their person this summer if they get out of their own way.Finesse Mitchell is a stand-up comedian, actor, author, husband and father. You may know him from SNL or his one-hour Showtime special, “The Spirit Told Me to Tell You.”Follow Finesse on social media:Instagram: https://bit.ly/2JcFaN1Twitter: https://bit.ly/2V5mjowFacebook: https://bit.ly/2PSGWn0For tickets and more: http://www.finessemitchell.tv/
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