WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders hosts a semi-weekly podcast on current events (and more often than not, their intersections with race). Featured guests come from varying backgrounds and include friends, family members, and professional colleagues.
Originally recorded August 19, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders reconnects with artist-entrepreneur Willie Mac Jr. to discuss the makings of his latest project Inc University: Back 2 Cool. To close, Larry discusses the future of WSH | RADIO and what’s to come in 2021.LINKSBlack Men Yoga Too [hosted by BeGreatDC]“Home Is Where the Patience Is” x Larry J. SandersLet's Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1ADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIORest in peace to our dear friend Ms. Arika Trim.
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes first-time guest Dominique Crump, MSW to discuss the origins of her Sexual Assault Survivors Restorative Justice Project, this moment in gender and race relations, the definitions of restorative justice and misogynoir, and more (3:45). After, Larry and WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan investigate the origins of Juneteenth, analyze Spike Lee’s Da 5 Bloods and Dave Chappelle’s 8:46, and provide book recommendations for your summer quarantine (50:20).LINKSRest in peace to our dear friend Ms. Arika Trim.Dominique’s Do Better Podcast“The Truth Shall Make You Free” x Larry J. SandersLet's Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1ADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIO
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders celebrates the fiftieth episode of WSH | RADIO with friend of the project Mel Washington; the duo reconvene to analyze the major cultural events thus far into 2020. The two discuss the recent reckonings around gender and race (6:00), demonstrations in DC and New York City (41:15), the topicality of The Plot Against America and Mrs. America (50:20), Dark Lane Demo Tapes (1:16:05), and more.LINKS“The Truth Shall Make You Free” x Larry J. SandersLet's Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1ADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIO
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders reconnects with artist-entrepreneur Willie Mac Jr. over Zoom; the two give their final reviews of The Last Dance (5:15), discuss a potential NBA return and the legitimacy of this season’s championship (57:45), attempt to design an entrance criteria for the Basketball Hall of Fame (1:16:50), and much more.LINKSWillie Mac Jr. on YouTubeLet's Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1ADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIO
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders Zooms with journalist + producer Martin Weiss to recap Episodes 9 & 10 of The Last Dance; the two discuss the reliability of Michael Jordan’s memory, whether the documentary helped Jordan maintain (or reclaim) his status as Greatest of All-Time, Scottie Pippen’s portrayal throughout the film, Jordan’s legacy as a teammate, and much more.LINKSSubscribe to Say Something Nice with Martin WeissRSVP for Let's Talk Bruh's Virtual Live Show + Workshop SeriesALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1ADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIO
Originally recorded during their recap of The Last Dance’s third and fourth episodes, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and Beat the Buzzer’s Keenan Terry and Ricardo Patterson each list their five favorite NBA champions (plus some honorable mentions) of the past thirty years. (As always, prepare for their typical tangents.)LINKSRSVP for Let's Talk Bruh's Virtual Live Show + Workshop SeriesALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1ADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIO
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and BeGreatDC founder and president Rachael Payton review gospel music legend Kirk Franklin's three-decade career, with each ranking their personal top-ten Kirk Franklin records. (Spoiler: "Melodies From Heaven" makes the cut, but not for the reasons you think.)LINKSThe Becoming Watch Party with BeGreatDCALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1RSVP for Let's Talk Bruh's Virtual Live Show + Workshop SeriesADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIO
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders Zooms (?) with The Huffington Post’s Philip Lewis to recap Episodes 5 & 6 of The Last Dance; the two discuss the apparent relationship between Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant, Jordan’s reticence to engage in social activism, the formation of the ‘92 Dream Team, the presence (or lack thereof) of Ahmad Rashad, Horace Grant as informant, general ‘90s nostalgia, and much more.LINKSAYV Personal Protection MasksALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1Let’s Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIO
The consigliere makes her triumphant return! WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan offer their recommendations for television shows and movies to binge (and avoid) during this period of self-isolation.LINKSAYV Personal Protection MasksALBUMS of the DECADE, Season 1Let’s Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIO
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders hops on Zoom with Beat the Buzzer’s Keenan Terry and Ricardo Patterson to recap Episodes 3 & 4 of The Last Dance; the trio discuss the intensity of the Pistons-Bulls rivalry, Dennis Rodman’s role in both dynasties, the Pistons’ etiquette at the culmination of the ‘91 Eastern Conference Finals, and whether that etiquette cost Isiah Thomas the 1992 USA Basketball team.LINKSADVERTISE with WSH + WSH | RADIOLet’s Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityReactions to The Last Dance Night One with Jeremy Herte
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and Beat the Buzzer’s Keenan Terry list their personal all-time NBA rankings.Is Michael Jordan or LeBron James number-one?Better career: Kobe Bryant or Tim Duncan?Is Wilt Chamberlain no longer top-25?How do we perceive Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry historically?In a league historically dominated by bigs, why so few centers in our rankings?
In the twelfth episode (and first season finale!) of the WSH Radio ALBUMS of the DECADE project, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and audiophile Justin Smith explore and review Bas’s second studio album, 2016’s Too High to Riot.LINKS“Two Cheers for the Best Rapper You’ve Never Heard Of”Advertise with WSH & WSH | RADIO
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and Let’s Talk Bruh’s Jeremy Herte connect to recap the first two episodes of ESPN’s new Michael Jordan documentary The Last Dance, sharing memories of watching Jordan’s final years and new discoveries brought to surface on Night One.
In the eleventh installment of the WSH Radio ALBUMS of the DECADE project, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders recruits Beat the Buzzer co-host Keenan Terry to share their memories of the 2011 Jay-Z and Kanye West joint album Watch the Throne.LINKSWHATSUITSHIM.com • Instagram • Twitter
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders reconvenes with friends of the project Kyr Rashad Mack and Let's Talk Bruh's Jeremy Herte to recap the first two-thirds of the 2019-20 NBA season and ruminate on potential developments for this spring and summer.LINKSLet’s Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityWHATSUITSHIM.com • Instagram • Twitter
In part ten of the ALBUMS of the DECADE podcast series, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes journalist and multimedia producer Mankaprr Conteh for a conversation on Rihanna’s eighth studio album, 2016’s Anti.LINKSRead all of Mankaprr’s work here.Arena Solutions, LLCLet’s Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityWHATSUITSHIM.com • Instagram • Twitter
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders connects with Keenan Terry and Ricardo Patterson of the Beat the Buzzer Podcast to mourn the loss of basketball titan Kobe Bryant, sharing their favorite memories of following Bryant through their adolescent and teenage years.Read Larry’s eulogy for Kobe here.
In part nine of the ALBUMS of the DECADE series, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders connects with BeGreatDC founder and president Rachael Payton to review the second Beyoncé album to be selected, 2016’s Lemonade.LINKSWill You Be My Hero?: A Pop-Up Experience by Neighborhood Heroes ClothingLet’s Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black MasculinityWSH’s Movies of the Decade x Rhyanna MorganSONGS of the YEAR 2019 x Larry J. Sanders
For part eight of the Albums of the Decade series, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes back friend of the project + host of Let’s Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black Masculinity Jeremy Herte to analyze his selection, Kanye West’s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.LinksUse code HIBERNATE at checkout to save on a new Allswell mattressSONGS of the YEAR 2019 presented by WSH | RADIO
In the seventh installation of the WSH Radio Albums of the Decade project, lead creative Larry J. Sanders and DJ / radio personality TeeTwoTimes of Detroit’s Hot 107.5 discuss her selection, Kendrick Lamar’s To Pimp a Butterfly.
For the sixth installment of the WSH Radio Albums of the Decade series, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders connects with Arena Solutions and Fresh Never Fades Clothing's Blake Hall to discuss his selection, BEYONCÉ.
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders links with friends of the project Kyr Rashad Mack and Let's Talk Bruh's Jeremy Herte to break down the first fifteen-plus games of the NBA season.Thoughts on their favorite teams (4:45)Hottest hot takes for the remainder of the season (21:45)MELO GOT A JOB, plus more Trail Blazers (23:40)Do triple-doubles automatically equal stat padding? Is load management legitimate? (29:45)Rookies being more ready for the pros than ever before (41:15)Dwight Howard, first-ballot Hall-of-Famer (1:01:45)League Pass guilty pleasures, surprises + disappointments (1:06:40)
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and artist-entrepreneur Willie Mac Jr. link up to discuss his forthcoming project Keep the Change (5:50), potential selections for the Albums of the Decade series (30:20), Kanye’s gospel album (37:20), clout chasing (52:30), and differing perspectives on “success” (1:00:30).
In the fifth installation of the WSH Radio Albums of the Decade series, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes back Mel Washington to discuss Big K.R.I.T.'s It's Better This Way.Live readsWSH Consulting's 'SUMMER'S OVER SPECIALS'Book Cooking With SamRae before the end of the month and get 5% off your orderHire Arena Solutions for graphic design, content coordination + moreThe Detroit Riot, a vintage-to-modern retail thrift shop
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders, WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan, and Beat the Buzzer Podcast’s Keenan Terry reconvene for the first time this year (!), where the trio belatedly talk through the major cultural events thus far into 2019. The three discuss:WSH’s Albums of the Decade series through Part IV (4:30)JAY-Z & Roc Nation’s “music and social justice” partnership with the NFL (6:35)The Rock as movie superhero, the current era of the franchise reboot, and tangential thoughts on 2019 cinema (22:20)Their individual African-American entertainer Mount Rushmores (37:50)The Millennium Tour, bka The Scream Tour 2019 (45:45)KD-to-Brooklyn, OG Thunder Buddies, and the present state of USA men’s basketball (53:40)The candidates vying for the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination (1:08:25)Popeyes and its most recent round of positive publicity (1:17:25)Things they’ve learned, new experiences, and small businesses they’ve supported in 2019 (1:19:40)
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes freelance photographer + music curator Ako-Akeem Boyd for part four of WSH Radio’s Albums of the Decade summer series.LinksFollow Ako on Apple Music for the most recent addition to his Barefoot Tunes playlist seriesFollow @ARENA_SOLUTIONS for assistance with graphic design, marketing strategies + moreTap in with @STREETCRED.DET's FIVE & GRIND CO-WORKING SPECIAL — a prime working space off the Detroit Riverfront offering top-flight workplace amenities for $5Catch up with @LETSTALKBRUH via your favorite podcast provider
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes back Kindred Media’s Leah Hill in anticipation of the second-annual Kindred Music & Culture Festival. The two discuss:The experience and successes of last year’s Kindred Fest (4:05)Ways in which this year’s festival has grown from last year’s (8:10)The increased diversity in this year’s performers (12:20)Recent Detroit festival news and its intersection with Kindred Fest (16:20)Goals for Kindred Media short- and long-term (22:00)Get your tickets for Kindred Fest 2019 before they’re gone for good! Vendors and volunteers are also still needed — visit the Kindred Fest website for more information.
Originally recorded July 11, WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and Let’s Talk Bruh’s Kyr Rashad Mack connect for part three of WSH Radio’s Albums of the Decade summer series.Follow Let's Talk Bruh: A Podcast on Black Masculinity on Twitter & Instagram, and stream their episodes via your favorite podcast app.
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders and Let’s Talk Bruh’s Kyr Rashad Mack discuss an unexpected Russell Westbrook-Chris Paul swap, whether the trade makes sense, and other free agency odds-and-ends.Houston really traded for Russy? (1:50)Larry’s long-simmering Reggie Jackson rant (15:30)Is DeMarcus Cousins still good? (24:00)Warriors offseason + basketball now being a 12-month sport (32:45)
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders welcomes writer and photojournalist Takia Robinson for part two of the Albums of the Decade series where they discuss her nomination, Frank Ocean’s 2011 mixtape nostalgia,ULTRA.
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders hops on FaceTime with Beat the Buzzer Podcast co-host Keenan Terry to discuss a wild first day in NBA free agency.Did Milwaukee overpay Khris Middleton? (4:45)Should Charlotte have paid Kemba the supermax? (8:40)What is happening with the Knicks? (17:20)Tangents on Michael Kidd-Gilchrist & Zach Lavine (22:05)The new-look Brooklyn Nets (28:05)D’Angelo Russell to the Warriors(?!) (32:45)Al Horford to Philadelphia / Jimmy Butler to Miami (37:00)Can New Orleans and/or Atlanta make the playoffs this season? Who slides out if they do? (39:55)Iguodala to Memphis, Lopez Bros. in Milwaukee, Kawhi predictions + final loose ends (45:10)Happy birthday to friend of the podcast Willie Mac Jr.! Stream Game (featuring Supercoolwicked) and Rap Money (featuring GT & Supakaine) wherever you get your chunes.Listen to friend of the podcast ChinaManHimself’s newest project NudeBeach. here.
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders quickly runs through the Warriors-Raptors NBA Finals matchup through the first five games of the series (3:30) before introducing the Albums of the Decade project (9:45) and jumping into Part One with WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan (13:50).
WSH lead creative Larry J. Sanders hops on the phone with entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan to mourn Nipsey Hussle (6:15) before attempting to dissect Jordan Peele’s Us (23:35) and discussing the movie’s most salient yet unanswerable questions (37:25).
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders is joined by entertainment critic (AND RECENT GRADUATE!) Rhyanna Morgan to discuss music in 2018 (1:50), movie retreads (15:30), the Kevin Hart Oscars fiasco (23:15), random boxing/Mike Tyson tangents (29:40), Bird Box (34:05), and the Us trailer (41:20).Head to the website for some new articles by both Larry & Rhyanna. And click around for some other goodies while you’re there!LINKSFollow #WSHCONSULTING on TwitterCheck out #WSHPHOTOGRAPHY on InstagramBook The Glam Korner for your facial needs in 2019!
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes back WSH contributor and budding author William Garner to discuss their current issues with Facebook (7:00), social media’s increasing gloominess (14:30), “FOMO” and its negatives (18:00), social media’s detrimental effects on self-awareness (27:15), and the pros and cons of constant platforms (33:30).LinksThe 2018 WSH (Not Very) Scientific Ranking of the Year’s Best Songs (on TIDAL + Spotify)#WSHPHOTOGRAPHY + @WHATSUITSHIM on IGFollow @WSHCONSULTING on Twitter!FREE Holiday CoWork Hours until December 30 with street CREDit
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes back TeamCedricGill president Donovan Jones to discuss Howard Homecoming 2018 (2:45), R&B and its evolving subgenres (19:20), Mac Miller’s career (26:20), Atlanta rap (33:10), and early NBA thoughts (46:20).LinksHAUNTED LASER TAG with street CREDitThe Bundles of Boots Drive with Beat the Buzzer PodcastTeamCedricGill (website, Twitter, Instagram)#WSHCONSULTING + #WSHPHOTOGRAPHY
Fresh off hiatus (and another relocation), WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes rapper-producer ChinaManHimself to the new WSH Radio studio to discuss the patience required when launching a business (8:40), struggles transitioning into adulthood (21:05), the current strategy of Kanye West (28:45), the good and bad of social media (37:00), our perspective on work vs. older generations (45:35), and Kanye one more time to close (50:35).LinksAm I a F***boy? x #TheNomadicBloggerRhy Speaks: On The Playa Haters’ BallWelcome to Inć University x William GarnerBook #WSHCONSULTING for your writing & editing needs.
Kindred Media's Leah Hill & The Nomadic Blogger Jamilah Jackson join WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders for a takeover of WSH Radio. The three discuss this year's National Association of Black Journalists Convention & Career Fair in Detroit (5:45), the continued planning of the Kindred Music & Culture Festival (12:25), our favorite Detroit childhood memories (25:00), launching Kindred Media (29:00), social media and other burgeoning forms of millennial journalism (40:40), and stray World Cup thoughts (47:50).Get your tickets to Kindred Fest ASAP; TeamCedricGill will be a vendor, so come and say hi (and buy a t-shirt!) Introductory specials for WSH Consulting are also closing next Monday, August 6 -- hire us to get you together for your next professional opportunity. E-mail us at consulting@whatsuitshim.com if you have any questions or concerns.LinksCheck out TCG's recap video for #THEFUNDRAISER2Visit Jamilah's website, The Nomadic BloggerListen to last week's playlist on TIDAL + Spotify
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders is joined by WSH entertainment critic Rhyanna Morgan, project contributor William Garner, and Beat the Buzzer's Keenan Terry for a mid-year check-in; the quartet discusses their favorite movies so far in 2018 (3:30), political correctness and faux outrage (12:10), our perspective of the country in relation to 2014 (21:20), America's current political climate (33:00), updates on Lightskinned Lórenzo's summer (42:30), our 2018 music favorites (45:40), and the celebrities with whom we'd most like to party (51:15).On behalf of TeamCedricGill, we appreciate everyone showing up for #THEFUNDRAISER2; check out the recap video and TCG's Instagram for footage from the event. With your continued support, we'll be able to sponsor our first cohort of student-athletes in the near future! Our Cashapp is also still wide open; send a donation to $TeamCedricGill if you feel so inclined. We'll be back with more events very very soon.LinksWSH Consulting is still offering introductory specials — lock your spot in today! Guaranteed turnaround time of 48 hours!Get your tickets to Kindred Fest here!
Project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes multi-hyphenate Marcel Smith and professional basketball player Markus Montague to explore the Essential Colors personality assessment model (3:55), Marcel’s evolution as a basketball coach (12:25), the changes in travel basketball (15:15), this year’s NBA rookie class (18:00), Steph Curry’s all-time ranking (25:35), and Detroit’s continuing renaissance (29:00).LinksSign up for #THEFUNDRAISER2 — only a few hours left to get on this bracket!#WSHCONSULTING is still offering introductory specials — get in today! Guaranteed turnaround time of 48 hours.Take the Essential Colors quiz! Learn about yourself!Cop your tickets for Kindred Fest here!
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes Keenan Terry & Ricardo Patterson from the Beat the Buzzer Podcast to discuss their respective podcast beginnings (3:25), the challenges of launching a podcast (6:35), DeMarcus Cousins’s move to Golden State (20:40), the fall-off of Isaiah Thomas (28:30), the Lakers’ moves since signing LeBron (33:00), Lonzo Ball’s upside (39:25), and the Pistons’ chances moving forward (44:30).The Beat the Buzzer boys will be off their hiatus shortly; get all caught up before they drop their new episodes! Also, #THEFUNDRAISER2 is July 15 — watch our video for more details. Only a few hours left to sign up!LinksSign up + donate to #THEFUNDRAISER2, sponsored by TeamCedricGill.Buy your tickets to the Kindred Music & Culture Festival!Link up at the release party for Inc University: Back to Cool after #THEFUNDRAISER2,
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders is joined by Kindred Media’s Leah Hill & Detroit artist + entrepreneur Willie Mac Jr. to discuss the inaugural Kindred Music & Culture Festival (2:55), Willie’s newest project Inć University: Back to Cool (8:25), Willie’s entrepreneurial efforts in downtown Detroit with his family through the city’s changing demographics (15:55), the importance of education given today’s access to information (31:00), and their thoughts on today’s political climate (34:00).July’s about to be active. #THEFUNDRAISER2, sponsored by TeamCedricGill, is scheduled for July 15 from 12:00pm — 5:00pm at Detroit’s Dequindre Cut Freight Yard; from there, we’re heading over to Willie’s release party for Inć University: Back to Cool that evening (6340 E. Jefferson, Detroit). July 21, head to the inaugural Kindred Music & Culture Festival and see Willie and other amazing Detroit artists perform — and visit TeamCedricGill’s booth while you’re there! The final weekend in the month, go visit Idlewild (yes, that Idlewild) with some dope young black folk. Your month’s already been planned out.LinksGet your teams in for #THEFUNDRAISER2 ASAP! $20 secures a spot for you + your partner.Cop your tickets for the Kindred Music & Culture Festival here!Continue supporting Tyler Smith via the $SKATINGWITHAPURPOSE Cashapp!
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders kicks off Year 2 of WSH Radio with Donovan Jones and Irmon Hill of TeamCedricGill to discuss the community group's origins (8:30) and their plans for growth in 2018 (14:20) before riffing on Travis Porter's impact (19:15), Tha Carter III (22:25), and this year's NBA season (29:00).Much love again to everyone who supported #SKATINGWITHAPURPOSE; with your help, we've raised over $500 so far to mitigate Tyler Smith's costs for his cultural immersion trip to China! TeamCedricGill's next event, #THEFUNDRAISER2, is scheduled for July 15 from 12:00pm-5:00pm; come out and support and play some spades. Visit TeamCedricGill's Twitter for more information!Links“The Philosopher & the Preacher” x William GarnerSign up for #THEFUNDRAISER2, sponsored by TeamCedricGill!Continue supporting Tyler via the $SKATINGWITHAPURPOSE CashApp!
Project curator Larry J. Sanders shares his opinions on Donald Glover's rise to mainstream prominence (4:00) and the recent jump to compare Glover to Kanye West (18:30). Later, TV + film critic Rhyanna Morgan joins to discuss Kanye's recent behavior (27:30), the newness of Childish Gambino's character (31:40), and our overexposure to celebrities in 2018 (34:50).And before you go, support #SKATINGWITHAPURPOSE, a skating party fundraiser co-sponsored by TeamCedricGill on behalf of Tyler Smith, a freshman at Detroit's Renaissance High School who will be travelling to China this summer with our assistance. Donations are gladly accepted ($skatingwithapurpose + $teamcedricgill), but we'd love to see you there next Saturday. Contact Larry if you need more info!
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes Mel Washington to discuss the new J. Cole album (4:40), Cole as social media punchline (6:30), whether fame and authenticity can mesh (16:40), standom and its effect on art (20:45), the Starbucks controversy (25:55), and how to keep systemic issues in the national conversation in 2018 (30:00).LinksMid-Aughts Music Review, Week 3.5Mid-Aughts Music Review, Week 2Mid-Aughts Music Review, Week 1“PSA” x Keenon RushThe Detroit Riot
WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders is joined by television and film critic Rhyanna Morgan and project contributor William Garner to discuss the current season of Atlanta (3:00), the transition from CDs to digital music (17:15), re-rank their favorite Kanye West albums (26:20), Lupe Fiasco’s legacy (36:00), and Big Sean’s “corniness” (41:00).Make sure you support the Beat the Buzzer Podcast and donate towards their goal of collecting bikes for folks of all ages! Follow Rhyanna and William on Twitter, and check out The Glam Korner, Rhyanna’s beauty project with Ms. Jacqueline Elliott.LinksLarry’s Mid-Aughts Music Review, Weeks One + TwoLarry on Big Sean (from January 2017)
This week, WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes nascent Detroit artist + entrepreneur Willie Mac Jr. to discuss old Bates Academy (2:05), his transition into music (3:50), performing "Dance Willie" (15:40), shooting the video for "Detroit's Own" (20:10), their mutual love of JAY-Z (24:00), birthday love for young Cedric Gill (37:50), how good Joel Embiid is at basketball (47:20), and quick hits on James Harden, LeBron, the OG Thunder, and Kyrie Irving (52:00).Stream Willie's latest project Stop & Smell the Roses wherever you stream things, and follow his social medias too.LinksLarry on "Dance Willie"Rhyanna Morgan on The BoondocksLarry on the OG Thunder Buddies
Originally recorded February 17, WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes WSH's new film + television critic Rhyanna Morgan and William Garner to discuss all things Black Panther, with some Boondocks and Coming to America talk toward the end. The trio riff on Michael B. Jordan as villain (2:40), our confidence in Agent Ross's character (14:55), T'Challa's vulnerability (19:05), James Franco's career (22:00), Oprah's hypothetical presidential campaign (25:30), Rhyanna's Coming to America piece (34:00), and some final Black Panther thoughts (36:00).LinksWilliam on MigosRhyanna on Coming to America
And we're back! Took nearly a year to record Episode 4 of WSH Radio, but we got it done. Much love to Podcast Detroit for their assistance with getting back on air.WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders welcomes Blake Hall, founder of Fresh Never Fades Clothing, to discuss the FNF brand and its growth as it celebrates its fifth anniversary (1:00), recent music releases (12:05), thoughts on rappers lying (14:30), fashion preferences (23:00), and their respective shoe addictions (29:15).Follow Blake on Twitter and Instagram (and the FNF brand too!) And go buy some gear!
Inside Episode 3 of WSH Radio, Larry is joined by Bonnie, Rhy, Will, and KT to discuss and determine the best black love movie of the late 1990's and early 2000's. This week's tangents include: Taye Diggs's ubiquity, the flimsiness of The Best Man's premise, and whether Love & Basketball is overrated. Follow the roundtable guests on social media, and don't forget to give @whatsuitshim a follow on Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
In the inaugural episode of WSH Radio, WSH project curator Larry J. Sanders outlines his vision for the podcast going forward. Check out his most recent essay "Homecoming" on whatsuitshim.com and subscribe for original weekly content!
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