Whiskey & Wisdom Podcast

Back again with another insight and honest episode. The brothers discuss the realities of getting older with a member having a birthday coming up soon. They dive into the items you notice once you start getting older and how it impacts your decisions. They discuss their moments when they knew their prime was coming down from the top of the mountain and also if their ego still allows them to be competitive even as they get older. You are only as old as you feel and think. Enjoy this weeks' episode and remember, Listening Is Learning! Peace

This week's episode, the good brothers answer a plethora of questions, providing a little more insight into the minds of each member. Ranging from ranking areas, D.C, Atlanta, & Miami, choosing between a specialist or a master of none, and one question that might get one of the members in hot water with his response. Enjoy, comment, share and always remember, Listening Is Learning! Peace

Back with Another One! Episode 6 is here after a brief hiatus. The good brothers start the week off with a surprising revelation from Mike on what he is listening to lately. This week's conversation is surrounding what do you trust more, your mind or your heart. They offer their thoughts and dive into whether age is a factor into which is being used and how each situation is different depending on the person, even down to the mentor/mentee dynamic. Enjoy this episode and let us know what you think. As always, Listening Is Learning! Peace

This weeks' episode the good brothers dissect family beefs. From how they start, how they develop or resolve overtime and what ways to deal and handle those situations. Each brother breaks down their thoughts on the matter, shedding light on their own situations and providing guidance and tips on the best course of action to rectify those relationships or how to navigate those uncomfortable settings. Another good one in the books.. Remember, Listening Is Learning! Peace

This week's episode, the brothers dive into which role is better when in different rooms. Is it better to be able to lead in one room or being able to float in any room? The brothers have a candid conversation in relation to the recent news of business moves of Jay Z who amassed roughly $600 million dollars with the sale of 50% of Ace of Spade to LVMH and majority stake of Tidal to Jack Dorsey and Square. The conversation involves how they each break down where they fall in the line and also how it varies depending on the industry you work in. Also, breaks down how the youth are the ones who are impacted the most by the people leading rooms and floating. Enjoy and always remember, Listening Is Learning! Peace

The good brothers bring you another great podcast episode this week with a focus on Money. The question is, how do you value money? The conversation begins with each brother defining their value of money. Diving into how that translates into if you can teach money or is money learned. With today's economy could a barter system exist, if it is not already present. And they have a brief discussion on the future of cryptocurrency and if it dollar is losing its value. Episode 3 in the books! Always remember, Listening Is Learning! Peace

Back again with another one! Episode 2 the fellas recap their Valentine's Day, which leads to Mike sharing how he spent it watching the new release, "Judas and the Black Messiah". The brothers get into a great discussion on how they each saw the film and different viewpoints in the film that might have been missed or not mentioned enough in the social commentary. Movements need more than just a leader and also trying to understand the backlash for British black actors getting a bad rap for prominent African-American figures. Sit back, headphones on, and enjoy this one. As always remember, Listening Is Learning. Peace

The Whiskey and Wisdom Brothers are back, recharged & rejuvenated to bring the people Season 3! Starting off Season 3 talking about an all too familiar topic, Technology. With all of the social media apps available at our disposal today, the brothers dive into if the tech industry is building for longevity & importance or are they building apps to just popularity. And as always, Listening Is Learning!

Season 2 is officially over with Episode 49. The good brothers close out the year 2020 with conversation around gratitude for the fellowship and generosity of the meal and gifts from Chef T. Norman, gift giving, with gratitude, personal stories, and how clout currency is not a thing. They also reflect on things that made 2020 unique and somethings that each brother will take into the next year. Thank you to all the listeners who streamed, commented, and shared any content this year. Season 3 will be even better. Listening Is Learning, Peace!

Another week, another episode packed with Whiskey and Wisdom. The good brothers get into the recent backlash Meek Mill faced for giving kids $20 Dollars. The brothers try to figure out why social media is trying to count Meek's pockets. The good brothers then dive into supporting black owned businesses and what goes into changing your mindset. They also provide their opinions on factors that impact their show of support and how we can help current and future businesses. Lil' Wayne made news recently with Federal Gun Charges and the selling of his masters to Universal for $100 Million. The brothers react to the news, especially in the current climate. That conversation prompts them to talk about Kid Cudi and his recent release and how the sound is just a little different and how the one person who drew direct influence seems to have taken the torch and surpassed him in some people's eyes. They talk about Lamelo Ball and his recent charitable feat, providing 100 scholarships to the school his mother was teaching in before her medical situation. Episode 48 is here, enjoy and remember, Listening Is Learning! Peace

Heading towards the finish line for Season 2 and the year 2020. The good brothers start off episode 47 with a usual check-in, and attempt to get Patty Pie's out of the paint, and 2 question of the day recaps. A video went viral about a restaurant owner dismissing a group of women out of his establishment for twerking. The brothers react and provide their input on how to avoid situations like this going forward. Congratulations are in order for Pharrell for launching the Black Ambition initiative and respect and caution were provided as the hopes for this movement can have an impact if done properly. They keep it on Pharrell and his new skincare line, Humanrace and talk about how skin care has been a thing in 2020 for celebrities and that prompts them to discuss how influencers are also needing an overhaul after having the spotlight shined on them during the pandemic. It is the end of a one time popular show on December 17th, Everyday Struggle, and the guys provide their thoughts how the landscape will be now without it and how podcasting has also made shows of that caliber a thing of the past. Mike has some tough love for King James in regards to recent comments made about his idea of starting a Team Lebron with his Nike apparel line and his recent calculated moves. Thank you all for listening to Episode 47 and remember, listening is learning! Peace

In Part 2 of Episode 46, aka "The Holiday Episode". The good brothers start off by discussing self care, which is more important in the current times we are in. They each dive into what they do for their self care and provide advice on ways to take care of your mental and physical. The conversation leads to Ty sharing a funny story of Mike taking self care, while both Bruce and Ty share an interesting tidbit about Mike and talking to any and EVERYONE on a whim. Bruce asks the brothers about their favorite holiday song, what their favorite holiday is, and shares what they will miss most about the holiday season in COVID-19 pandemic. They also share their favorite holiday sides and dishes, which could ruffle a few feathers. Mike says he cannot stand Home Alone as much and the brothers want to know his reasoning, which prompts the discussion around favorite holiday movies. Enjoy the holiday episode and remember, Listening Is Learning!

The good brothers are back and bringing you a 2 part EP! In part one the brothers react to the news of Joe Biden launching a GoFundMe for raising funds to help with his transition. A lot of new music has arrived recently and they each dive into what they have been listening to recently and dive into the biggest release, Megan The Stallion's debut album, "Good News". Pharrell has a masterclass on racism and being the Virginia Legend that the guys know him to be, they seem to be indifferent on this particular venture from Skateboard P. A sight that some thought would never happen occurred when Jeezy and Gucci Mane were together in the same room as they were on the most recent Verzuz battle. The good brothers talk about what they saw and Bruce offers up a few suggestions on what direction Verzuz can go. 2 Chainz recently stated that after not getting the coveted Jay-Z verse after asking for a 3 time, he was not going to ask again. This sentiment prompted the good brothers to dive deeper and converse about how not asking for something has been an issue and what they have learned about themselves in those situations. Enjoy PT. 1 and remember, Listening Is Learning, Peace!

The brothers are back! A little brief hiatus and the good brothers are back filling your ears with wisdom and entertainment. They start off diving into the 2020 Presidential election and Ty shares a conversation he had with a new young voter about his experience at the voting polls and share their own experience voting for the first time. Van Jones got roasted on social media over the weekend for the tears he dropped and the brothers discuss the energy that was directed towards his way. Bruce asks the brothers their thoughts on Joe Biden and his asking for unity and should that responsibility fall on him. Mike asks what would be 3 things that each brother would like to see done in the first 90 days in the new presidency. Ty shares a story about recent work experience and being honest to share true thoughts in the workplace to management and brothers react while also dropping gems to pick as well on how to maneuver. Episode 45 is outta here, like Agent Orange! Peace and remember, Listening Is Learning

In this episode, the good brothers get right into it as they discuss the news of rapper Killer Mike co-founding Greenwood Bank, a new way of banking and financial institution for Black and Latinx communities alongside the great Andrew Young and Ryan Glover. Mike asks the brothers a question in regards to the lack of trust of black people with black financial institutions and the brothers give their response and tips on how to avoid that mistrust. Tyrone then brings a topic conversation about taking your child out of school for a year to home school your child/children to teach them financial literacy. Each brother shared their take and provided their thought process behind it. HBCUs across America have had their annual homecomings canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Thurgood Marshall College Fund decided to put on a event to fill the void and also to collect donations for all HBCUs and the brothers wanted to know will the event have the same turn out and support as a normal homecoming event would. Ty presents a situation he experienced which prompted him to ask the question to the brothers about facial hair in corporate America. They share their own experiences and provide tips on how to play the game to meet your ultimate end goal. Enjoy Episode 44. Listening is Learning!

In this episode, the good brothers recap the question of the week, about should wine be flavored. In a close poll, 56% of the people said, Yes and the brothers react while Bruce explains the heat he caught for some of his takes. The topic of Ice Cube was brought up after seemingly having a rough week in turns on social media with people taking his tweets about communicating with both parties but getting a response from the Trump administration and his response to that as an endorsement. They touch on the "Contract with Black America and react to its recent criticism. Mike brings up the news Diddy announced in regards to the #OurBlackParty initiative and asks the brothers, why can't black America get on the same page. From there Tyrone ask the brothers about work ethic in today's climate with people on social media flaunting their PPE funds and others being charged after investigations. It triggers Bruce to ask, does your inner circle affect your work ethic. They drop a few gems at the end led by Bruce in reference to financial advice and helpful hints which you want to take notes. Hope you enjoy Episode 43 as much as the brothers did recording it! Peace and remember, Listening is Learning!

In this episode, the good brothers recap the question of the week, in reference to is your friends' beef your beef. Over 70% of the people said, No and the brothers react. They dive into when they first explored with alcohol and choice of beverage and have their tastes have evolved. That prompts them to dive into which libations are trash and Bruce jumps all over flavored wine. This conversation spawns a new, hilarious conversation about any occasions their worst hangover and goes into when they have seen a person so drunk, that their soul has left their body. Mike asks the brothers to define financial stability in their eyes. COVID is still running rampant, but there seems to be some differing opinions on when they are going to take the vaccine, if it is even made open to the public initially. But it is possible that Future may already have the vaccine for COVID-19. Episode 42 in the books, enjoy! Peace and remember, Listening is Learning!

This weeks' episode starts off with the Question of the Day recap with 67% of the people saying yes, increasing teachers salaries can enhance the school system. Bruce brings up a question to the brothers with a conversation he had last week in reference to a previous topic in reference to HBCUs. He asks should someone who did not go to an HBCU have the right to speak about matters of the schools, Mike and Tyrone react. The good brothers dive into the recent COVID-19 outbreak with the Tennessee Titans and NFL over the last week. Cam Newton being the biggest star of recent to contract the virus. The brothers break down if they believe the NFL season will continue in their current state while also offering suggestions on how they can proceed. Only one person can upstage the NFL in news with contracting the Coronavirus, and that would be the POTUS. The president announced this past week that he and the first lady also have COVID-19. Even with all of the statements downplaying the virus and the families he has hurt with his words and actions, people are wishing death upon him. The good brothers think karma is too strong to resort to those types of actions. Drake is at it again with mentioning a previous relationship with R&B star, SZA, as she gets mentioned in a recent feature Drake did with 21 Savage. They discuss how men handle these situations and to stay away from those types of dudes who like to "chat". Bruce asks the brothers if it is safe to assume beef with someone who has beef with your friend. They discuss and dive deeper into the topic. Episode 41 in the books, enjoy and keep the conversation going! Peace!

This weeks' episode of the Whiskey & Wisdom Podcast focuses on education. The good brothers start by having a discussion in reference to public schools vs. charter schools and is anyone entity better than the other. Schools being zoned creating segregation and classroom sizes, the good brothers discuss and offer up different opinions as to why those factors may even be possible. They then dive into Teachers salaries and how paying the teachers a sufficient income would allow them to have better results while also managing to allow qualified teachers to restore the quality back in the profession. Mike asked the question about the school curriculum of today and each brother gave their response if they had to start their own school, which subjects would be taught. Just for the record, these schools would be dope! They touch on colleges and technical schools and give their suggestions on how kids can approach college and what changes they would make. Last they touch on Deion Sanders being named the head coach of Jackson State University, an HBCU. They all agree more needs to be done and hope that not only the former NFL stars take this action, but the universities are seeking out to attract these individuals to level the playing field. Enjoy this episode and please keep the conversation going. Listening is Learning, Peace!

Fall is upon us and Episode 39 is here. The good brothers recap the #QuestionOfTheDay and Bruce introduced Mike to his new nickname "Pumpkin Papi" and informed Mike of a new beer that tastes like Pumpkin Pie. Mike embraces the nickname but not the Pumpkin Pie, deferring to Sweet Potato pie over pumpkin, which the brothers agreed with. They discuss the recent news of the latest company, IBM, donating $100 Million dollars to HBCUs and share their thoughts. They then discuss the recent movements in cities where major venues are now being used as polling centers. The topic prompts Ty to ask the question, with all the technology and security we have in place, why can we not just vote from our mobile phone? Next they take a moment to pay respects to Ruth Bader Ginsburg after the news of her passing and how the memes came flowing out which sparked the conversation of people sharing everything on social media today. Continuing that conversation, they touch on the recent story of Lebron's son, Bronny James, getting caught smoking weed on Instagram Live recently and how sometimes going viral is not the best way to garner more attention. The end with giving love and congratulations to Maya Moore and Jonathan Irons on their recent marriage and the brothers and sisters projecting their envy towards their union on social media. Enjoy and please as always keep the conversation going. Listening Is Learning, Peace!

The Good Brothers are back and live! They start off by diving into Charlamagne Tha God and his announcement of the Black Effect Podcast Network partnership with iHeartRadio. They discuss how some of the words he has echoed seems like a shot at a specific podcast that has made waves for years. They talk about Danuel House and his exit from the NBA bubble for having a guest in his room, which is against the rules and it created a few laughs for the internets. Mike is outraged that no one else on the podcast rocks with Pumpkin Spice. They discuss Will Smith and the Fresh Prince reunion with the whole cast, the old Aunt Viv included, which sparks a great conversation about sitcoms. That discussion led to a few brothers to lean towards Martin being "overrated". Ty opens the floor for the brothers to discuss their experience of having to wear a "Mask" in the corporate world and provides encouragement to others in the same position. And last they touch on the value of creating something on your own and predicting your own value by negotiating it. Enjoy and remember, Listening is Learning!

Another holiday weekend, another dope episode of the Whiskey & Wisdom Podcast! The good brothers recap the two questions of the week and its results. The last question brings them to the topic of Big Sean's new album "Detroit 2". Ty was ready for this day and the brothers shared how they listened to the project and their thoughts on the recent effort from Sean. Touching on Sean, they also give their opinions on who they are looking forward to next. Bruce poses the question in regards to Radio and is the long standing platform dying off and each brother gives their take with one person, saying Radio might be harder to make disappear than we think. They then dive in one of the seven spiritual laws of success from Deepak Chopra and touch on the quote in reference to those chasing security and the brothers tie into how trying to turn the unknown into a greater opportunity and is it meant for everyone. Mike brings up the recent Instagram post from model, Tahiry, and how the women in the comments in relation to her post are defending her partner in the recent viral video of a domestic dispute. It prompts the conversation of victims of sexual assault and domestic abuse that are not being protected from these egregious acts and the system in place and how some are using allegations falsely, making it hard for the real victims to obtain justice. Enjoy and please remember to share, subscribe, and keep the conversation going. Peace!

Welcome Back, The good brothers are here with Episode 36. A quick recap of the Question of the Day from last week where 71% of the people would pass on the #VivaLasOffice package from MGM to remote work in Vegas. The good brothers believe a lot of those people who voted lied and they explain why. Another week, another African American shot several times by the police. They wonder what it is going to take and why the same people who wanted to ridicule Jacob Blake, did not do the same thing for Harvey Weinstein and other men who sexually assaulted and abused women. That prompts a conversation surrounding the recent actions taking place in the NBA with the Milwaukee Bucks boycotting their game which caused a mini boycott of the Playoffs and the good brothers discuss was the time worth it or are we just rinse and repeating with tensions growing amongst players in the Orlando Bubble. They also shout-out the WNBA, in which the NBA could learn a thing or two from standing up for what's right. They then discuss Obama speaking with LeBron and Chris Paul and wonder, was this information that was needed and how that conversation can impact actions going forward. Internalizing emotions based off of mistreatment is common and the good brothers break down their own experiences, while also sharing their growth from each situation. Joe Budden strikes again and takes matter into his own hands. One a recent episode of the Joe Budden Podcast, he goes on to explain why his podcast will no longer be on Spotify and explains how the fight for equality in industry is difficult when you go against the grain and the brothers give Joe some flowers. Big Sean gears up for the release of "Detroit 2" and Ty couldn't be more hype while also explaining the impact that artist and fan engagement can have when its' authentic. And last the brothers give their condolences to the families of Cliff Robinson, John Thompson Jr, and Chadwick Boseman. They all explain the impact from their viewpoint of Chadwick on Hollywood and the lives he touched on and off the screen con Another one for the books! Enjoy, share, like, comment, and keep the conversation going. Peace

The good brothers are back and have another packed episode for you. A quick recap of the Question of the Day from last week where 75% of the people believed she was not the right choice for the role of Vice President and the brothers react. They discuss COVID19 and how there are still lots of people gathering in crowds or going to events in places where a large number of people are. It prompts Bruce to ask the question about the recent Viva Las Office deal advertised by MGM Grand Hotels and to stay in one of their hotels for two weeks to work remote in Las Vegas, a move designed to help boost their economy, and the responses may surprise you. They touch on the recent articles of people fleeing the major cities, San Francisco and New York, to name a few as they are working remote and looking to lower their expenses in this economy in the middle of pandemic and how gentrification has played apart in the rising and possibly the fall of the downtown areas. Mental Health is very important and even more so in this trying time we are living in and the good brothers give their advice and encouragement on how to handle your mental space. This week was the late Kobe Bryant's birthday, and the brothers expound on what Kobe has meant to them and celebrate him on what would have been the Black Mamba's 42nd Birthday. Another one for the books! Enjoy, share, like, comment, and keep the conversation going. Peace

Welcome back! Episode 34 is good one. They start off by recapping the Question of the Day from last week and the results were surprising. Mike needs a haircut badly and ask the brothers when is the last time they got a haircut. This conversation leads Mike to confess that has paid a crazy amount for a cut that was not worth the price. They transition into announcement of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden's Vice President pick and discuss their thoughts on the decision and how Black Women continue to lead the charge for good. As only the good brothers can do, they discuss Cardi B and Meg Thee Stallions newest song and video, WAP. The outrage has them puzzled wondering where was this outspokenness about songs prior to with the same content. And for the last segment, the good brothers reflect on what Nipsey Hussle meant to them and celebrate him for August, 15, on what would have been his 35th Birthday! Enjoy, like, share, and subscribe and remember, "The Marathon Continues"....

Another good episode in the books, number 33. The good brothers start off the week by recapping the question of the day and a good majority of the people concurred that they have had an issue with a delivery service. They recap the Verzuz Battle and touch on the tension between the two artist and 2 Chainz going on the next day just wanting to have his flowers, and the good brothers agree. Next they discuss comments made by artist, RodWave in relationship to Jeezy celebrating his son's high school graduation and wondering why Jeezy is still saying trap or die. Which brings up the question are some of the artist we know and love false prophets if their content does not match where they are currently in life. Megan Thee Stallion had some remarks about how shocked she was from the lack of support of her friends in reference to her recent alleged act of violence against her, which prompts Mike to ask the brothers have they been in a situation where they have had friends disappear during a troubling time of need. Last, they touch on the current state of the United States Postal Service and the recent attack by congress and the white house seem to grow, just how much of a ripple impact said actions could have on our economy and way of life. Enjoy Episode 33 and keep the conversation going. Peace

And we back! Episode 32 was a good one. The good brothers start off with the recap of the Question of the Day surrounding wing preference and go into the discussion a little bit further. All wings are not created equal and be beware of the mutant chicken. They also touch briefly on the reports of a story form a dancer that confirms Lou Williams was not there only for the wings. Ty brings up a question about InstaCart and his recent bad experience which prompts the brothers each to share their own bad experiences. COVID19 is still running rampant and it seems that some people are still not taking this seriously enough. The good brothers emphasize one more time the importance of wearing a mask and protecting yourself and others. NBA is back, along with NHL and MLS as each sporting league has a bubble environment created to continue their sport and it seems to have been a great idea. The MLB on the other hand is having a hard time with one and NFL has not seemed to figure out what they are doing. The brothers praise the NBA, NHL, and MLS, but question whether or not the others sports to maintain without a bubble and also have the sports without the proper player union united front, seem to be in the worst position to continue or start their season. Enjoy this one and remember, Listening is Learning! Peace

This weeks episode the brothers get right to it and discuss the Verzuz battle between DMX and Snoop Dogg. The battle also brought some attention to DMX and how people were fat shamming him in the comments of the battle and the fellas react. They dive into Kanye West's recent episode and focus on Kim and Kanye's comments about their marriage, which prompts Ty to ask, should you put everything about your marriage in the public eye? Draymond Green had a week as he was participating in the TNT forum, "The Arena". He made comments regarding that Black Lives Matter only specifically to the US, and brothers share their thoughts. They also have a conversation on his take with financial literacy and the guys ask should we focus more on financial literacy programs for our youth in communities of color. And last the brothers get into a colorful convo around Lou Williams and his alleged pit stop to Magic City on his way back to the NBA Bubble in Orlando, which prompts the question, Whats your preference, Flats or Drums?!? Episode 31 in the books, enjoy! Peace

Number 30 aka 'Steph Curry Episode' is here! The good brothers start off being taking a moment of silence for John Lewis and CT Vivian, who both passed away last week. Civil Rights activist for many years as they were both associated with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and fought for equality. Ty ask the question based upon a powerful quote from John Lewis influencing the question, What is your passion? And the fellas react, provide their insight, and Bruce explains how the younger generations are taking the energy and running with it to make true change for social justice. They touch on the Nick Cannon situation as Nick has lost his gigs on Viacom and has since apologized and the brothers share their thoughts on the recent acts of Anti-Semitism. They discuss how important it is to be responsible with your platform, but even more important to own your platform as well. They turn their attention to the recent events around Tamar Braxton and her recent hospitalization that was brought on by a coded message left on her social media account. The dive into how Mental Health in the black community is important and why the negative stigma needs to be broken. They touch on James Harden and his recent photo with him in a Blue Lives Matter mask and how sometimes being disconnected can harm or help you in matters such as this one in the current climate. Which brings a friend, Young Thug, to his defense of the criticisms he faced on social media. Moral of the story, get you a friend like Young Thug! Enjoy Episode 30 and TAP IN! Peace

On the docket for this weeks' episode is the rising cases of COVID19. The good brothers urge everyone to just wear a mask and protect your loved ones. Next they tackle one of the stories of the week on social media in the "Entanglement" between the Jada and August Alsina. They touch on their conversation on the Red Table Talk and Ty explains how to not allow this distraction to keep you from the real stories going on throughout the world. Kyle Queiro decided to put his foot in his mouth when he went on Twitter questioning the sexiness of Jill Scott and Mike provides Kyle with a gentle reminder and job offer. Support comes in all forms but the good brothers have a discussion about the types of support that are needed and how a persons drive can determine how far that support goes. Bruce posed the question, Who influences who today and its a safe bet to say that the people are always leading the way, with Hollywood elevating it, but they are the only ones getting credit for the influence. And last the brothers touch on a topic that is sure to be revisited down the road with the pandemic, but Genius and Wiz Khalifa decided to do a Interactive Concert for fans with a twist and cost. They react and ask is this the new wave of the future of social distancing for the music industry. Another one in the books, Enjoy. Peace and Love!

The NFL makes the decision that they will sing the Black National Anthem, Lift Every Voice and Sing, before Week 1 games and something doesn't sit right with the good brothers. They then go into the Freddie Gibbs/Akademics Beef and how Freddie Gibbs got a flawless victory in the best fashion. Meek Mill somehow got involved and they address the recent allegations and lawsuit against Meek claiming Ghostwriting and Copyright violations even after his famous feud with Drake. Another week, another instance where the meaning of Black Lives Matter has to be explained and the good brothers react to the recent incident of couple painting over the black lives matter mural. The topic of Black on Black crime was discussed and the good brothers break it down to how black on black crime is not solely based on violence. They dive into how the power of sharing information is not widely used in the community and how it seems more people are concerned with monetizing their knowledge. They also touch on Makur Maker and his decision to enroll in Howard as a 5 star basketball star and how he is trying to make change. They discuss how it's not fair to ask a teenager to uplift an HBCU when the alumni, faculty, and student base will not oblige themselves. Episode 28 in the books! Follow us on our social handles and keep the conversation going.

Episode 27 was filled with gems by the good brothers. COVID19 is still present in the first wave and with states haulting opening to Stage 3, the good brothers discuss why there is so much resistance towards mandated Mask in public. Seems we have another case of the Karen's wildin' out again. Ty proposed two questions to the brothers which deal with racism and is there a right time to support black and local businesses. Beyonce has done it again with her new film to soon be releasing and the brothers share their thoughts and give praise. As well as also giving Kanye a little love for his recent venture with GAP and what it means for the Yeezy brand going forward. And the fellas touch basis on the recent Swizz Beats and Drake issue and how sometimes you have to follow the signs your friends give you to avoid that saucy talk. Enjoy and keep the conversation going!

The good brothas got another good one for you. Bruce and Ty start off giving their takes on Juneteenth and if it should be a National Holiday. Beyonce surprises the masses publishing a list of black owned business utilizing her platform and the brothas show her love for the act. They touch on how businesses are supposed to conduct themselves and how to thrive. J. Cole shocked the masses with the "Snow on tha Bluff" record and the brothas react and give their thoughts on how this could be used as a teachable moment to further the conversation. The good brothas discuss the recent news of DL Hughley confirming his positive COVID19 case and also poke fun at 45 for the rally in Tulsa. Teddy Riley had enough of Tony Baker and the jokes in IG Live but then apologizes, and we got even more jokes for Mr. Riley. Another one for the books! Peace

Live and Direct, once again for another installment. The good brothas check in with one another. They discuss how they have had those difficult conversations with their family members about the current state of events. They go right into the current climate and how companies are now just donating money to causes to keep customers, Starbucks in particular. In which will the companies finally allow the playing field to be somewhat even to ensure people of color have fair opportunities. They go into the NBA and the recent news about a certain number of players that are not wanting to participate in the continuation of the season amid the protest and tension. They pivot to the recent news of the unveiling of the Playstation 5. They discuss the depths of which people are going to obtain one this holiday season. The Insecure Recap is back and the guys breakdown the last 3 episodes leading up the Season Finale. Quarter Century Episode in the books! Peace!

Back again, the good brothas get right too it and address the recent comments by Drew Brees pertaining to being asked a question about kneeling during the national anthem and sounded tone deaf in his response. Also the apology by the NFL, (Not mentioning Colin by name), issued after some of their stars posted a viral video demanding more to be done. Then they pivot to another celebrity that had some more harsh words, Trina, and her recent "Animals" comments about rioters and looters attacking her friends' store. The give love to Kanye West for being a standup person and putting his money where his mouth to help out the families in the most recent tragedies, all the while protesting with the people in his hometown of Chicago. OnlyFans models and Fashion collaborators create clever ways to obtain donations, but is it a little selfish with the most recent endeavors. And last, the good brothas as usual, provide their recent actions and give suggestions on how to support small and black owned businesses during this time not to be a forgotten about moment, but a new way of living. Another one for the books, enjoy!

The good brothas this week focus on the most recent events that is happening in the world right now and give their honest takes and opinions. In doing that they also try to provide a little hope and spread wisdom to be a part of the change that is needed. Peace and Love.

The good brothas start this podcast off with some words for Joe Biden after remarks in a Breakfast Club interview with Charlamagne Tha God. They turn their attention next to the Memorial Day weekend flood gates that opened up in some states and people traveling while the number of COVID19 cases increase. Ty makes his point known to give love and prayers to the ones affected by this recent events the most, the healthcare workers. With more people heading out and partying in Atlanta, they dive into the next time they will make there way to a barbershop. The Verzuz Battle between Beenie Man and Bounty Killer was one for the books and two of the brothers believe that after this one, the steam is finally slowed down for the Swizz Beatz and Timbaland venture. And the last topic goes to speaking on mental health in this pandemic and how the longer the time past the more mental strain is has. Peace, love, and reach out to the ones closest to your heart today!

Getting right to the action this week, they discuss the latest VerzuzTV between Nelly and Ludacris and once again, we get memes to last us for days. They then happen to give a honest, yet hilarious take on the movie, 'John Henry' that came out this weekend, in which everyone involved took a serious L. That conversation sparks Ty to bring up more recent statements made by Kenya Barris in regards to the "blacklash" he received about his Netflix show, 'BlackAF'. It prompts him to ask the fellas what does it mean to be black enough, not only in satire, but everyday life. That conversation then pivots to do people still get upset at other races saying the 'N-word'. They give their thoughts on the the final episodes of the documentary, 'The Last Dance' and give their thoughts how Michael Jordan used any little thing to motivate him. Mike gives the Insecure, Season 4 recap for Episodes 5 & 6. It prompts Mike to ask the guys the question, is it fair for a friend to relish in their accomplishments and bring up your shortcomings. Another one in the books, enjoy and continue to keep the conversation going! Peace

The good brothas start this podcast off with a moment of silence for the two music pioneers in Richard "Little Richard" Penniman and Andre Harrell, who we lost recently, and a moment of silence for Ahmuad Aburey after the horrific video was released of his murder. The guys give flowers to Andre and Little Richard for being one of kind in music and paving the way for many others along their journey. They then dive into the Ahmuad Aburey story and give their thoughts on how things have been handled and what actions they would like to see taken next. They then dive in to DJ Khaled and his demon time story from his IG Live recently and the guys give their takes on their own demon time situations they have been in. They then go into the Erykah Badu and Jill Scott Verzuz Celebration because it was not a battle but a showcase of love and respect for their music and each other. Also, Ty is give flowers but for reasons only Erykah Badu can dispel. Mike gives the Insecure Recap on Episodes 3-4 and ask the question to the crew, Is it possible to regain a lost friendship that was based solely on transactions. Enjoy the Episode and please remember to keep the conversation going with us on the Socials and interact with us. Peace Y'all!

The good brothas bring you another podcast full of Whiskey and Wisdom. They start off by discussing the recent sexual assault allegations against Dussepalooza member, Chriss Stylez and want to make sure that the women are protected from anyone. Ty posses the question, what happened to the real love subject matter in today's R&B, and the fellas react. They dive into gender roles and how each brotha feels about it and then go into aspects of relationships and marriages that got them where they are today, while providing insight and wisdom for people in similar situations.

The brothas are in an Optimistic state of mind for this weeks' episode. They start off by touching basis on the house party that was reported in Chicago with over 1,000 people and they give context and their views on it. They discuss the waves of traffic and the have a message for the people ignoring the guidelines itching to leave the house. The brothas this week want to give LOVE to Diddy after his announcement of the 'Our Fair Share' initiative for minority small businesses, for now and the future. Bruce & Ty give love to Mike for the NC vs. VA Song Battle. That prompts a conversation on friendship and supporting your friends in their endeavors. Then they break down how big of a power move Travis Scott made with his virtual concert in Fornite and forming a group with Kid Cudi called, 'The Scotts', and their first single. Towards the end the fellas have fun talking about the documentary, "The Last Dance" and get into a debate about if LeBron is Top 5 All Time and if Drake would get washed in a battle with Jay-Z.

In this week's episode, the fellas recap the first failed battle between two legends, BabyFace and Teddy Riley. The memes and quotes that came from this are priceless and they give their take on it. They then dive into Diddy and his dance-a-thon and the incident between him and Lizzo which got quite a few people in an uproar on the socials. They also talk about Diddy and Revolt launching Black News and is this a true venture or just another talking point for personal gain. They also talk about how a few male celebrities showing their grey and wanting them to know its okay to embrace their Salt and Pepper looks after the quarantine is over. Mike gives his recap of Episode 1 of Insecure and ask the guys a question related to friendship. Another one in the books.. Peace!

This weeks' episode starts off with Mike detailing his interaction with a essential working not following the guidelines of the quarantine in the grocery store. They discuss how the recent reports of the virus are impacting African Americans more and have some 'tough love' for Surgeon General Jerome Adams in regards to his recent remarks about people of colors. They go into how bored the world has gotten especially since we have gotten the 2K Players Tournament and Horse Competition, that nobody asked for. Enjoy! Please remember to follow us on all Socials and interact with us to keep the conversation going. Peace!

The good brothas bring you another Episode for your head-top! They talk about how they are dealing with the pandemic now going on for a little over a month. They touch on IG Live and how it can improve and if competition is waiting in the wings. They discuss the VerzuzTV battles from Timbaland and Swizz Beatz that they have brought us. Bruce then brings up the question, how has it been working at home with your spouse?, and the responses are great. And Ty poses a question that all men are thinking about, how are you doing in the quarantine without your barber around? The guys give their takes and they are quite hilarious. Enjoy the podcast and please keep the conversation going with us on all social platforms.

This episode is a good one. The fellas start off by going into the Self-Made limited Series on Netflix based off of the story of Madam CJ Walker and how much of an inspiration for people that want to create their own. They then dive into the Stay-Home Measure being place in multiple states and how to stay creative in this time. Also they answer the question, will we be able to go back to a normal life once the pandemic is over. Then the fellas break down the Epic Producer/Songwriter IG Live battles and give their thoughts on who won and how the culture can protect this goldmine from the vultures. Enjoy and keep the conversation going with us!

This week on the podcast, we celebrate our brother, Ty's birthday in style! YYYYAAAAAAHHHH! We dive into social boredom and how Magic City's virtual strip club experience would go and how the OnlyFans ladies might feel about this movement during the social distancing time. They go into some of the videos that came out from this social distancing period from new TikTok videos, Shot 4 Shot, which Mike participated in, and the 10 for 10 challenge. They give love the the DJs going live and the artist concert series from their living room. The breakdown the shots being thrown by fellas to ladies from Club Quarantine. They go into Black Thoughts' comment on his IG Live and the brothers break down how we are stronger in numbers. We then dive. They go into the Sneaker Tournament that was out curated by Bleacher Report and how hype beast have destroyed the sneaker culture for true sneaker heads. The go into their worst moments drunk and to rap up the podcast, they briefly touch basis on Kanye West and Taylor Swifts full conversation from 2016 and how they feel about it, 4 years later. Enjoy the episode and please remember to subscribe on all streaming platforms and continue the conversation with us on Instagram and Twitter! PEACE

The Fellas this week touch basis on the Coronavirus Outbreak and how this has the public spending more in the economy that is currently suffering. They touch on how to cope in this time of social distancing and how to keep your sanity in tact. They then touch on friendships and relationship and should you have expectations and whether or not you can befriend someone again after period of time away and if it's smart. They they talk about Zion Williamson and other NBA players donating money to the arena workers and whether or not we should praise the players for doing the right thing or some of the Owners for not doing what is expected. And last we touch on the Jay Electronica album and the expectation that we place on Hip-Hop music. Should we let is breathe or expect more? Enjoy this new episode and interactive with us on Instagram, Twitter, and all streaming platforms to keep the conversation going!

One time for the One time, them boys are back again with another installment of the Whiskey and Wisdom Podcast. This weeks' episode starts off with the contract situation with Megan Tha Stallion and her deal with 1500 Entertainment. The touch on Waka's comments about how more Hip-Hop Labels should be independent. Verging into the recent situation with DaBaby in a club allegedly striking a woman and what needs to happen next with him. Tyrone sheds light on the Nathaniel Woods case and his untimely passing from the death penalty. That prompts the crew to answer, is the Death Penalty needed? The strategize how to beat and avoid the Coronavirus. Mike gives credit to Chris Paul for his conscious fashion style in representing HBCUs and also his recently announced scholarship with North Carolina A&T. Bruce gives his take on the Love is Blind show and the outrage from one of the cast members identifying as gender neutral and they give their thoughts how that should be conveyed when in a relationship. They Give Flowers to Allen Iverson and Reebok for give back to Bethel High School, AI's high school in Virginia. Then Mike and Bruce go into the The Shop and suggest a new moderator for the show to help facilitate a more balanced conversation. And Ty also gave a shout to Big Sean for the love shown on Twitter and his impact on his life in a positive manner. Interact with us on Twitter and Instagram and continue to keep the conversation going!

Another episode for the books as the Bruce, Ty, and Mike rap on a number of different topics. Enjoy and Please remember to subscribe, follow, and comment to interactive with us! Let's keep the conversation going.

Tyrone and Mike hold down the fort this week and they get into how it seems the child in today's world doesn't seem to have the village and how its impacting future. They dive into what is the difference between a Boss and a Leader and describe which one relates to them more, not only professional but in a marriage as well. All hell breaks loose when discussing the climate for dating and how the tide seems to have shifted. And that leads up to Erykah Badu and her sold out incense fragrance that has had the internets buzzing. Mike goes out on a limb and predicts which who would be the next woman to sell the same product. Burger King is this weeks' recipient of the WHAT THE F#$K segment for their "weird" marketing for their all natural, non-processed whopper that is shown sitting in MOLD! The guys give flowers to the one man who helped ushered and create what we have today each February, Black History Month, Mr. Edgar Toppin. Please like, share, comment and keep the conversations going with us! One Love...

On this weeks episode of the Whiskey and Wisdom Podcast, they hold it down for Bruce as he is out. Ty, T.Dot and Mike recap Valentines Days as Mike went in depth about the Chefs Table experience. Next they go into Barbershop etiquette and the unwritten rules in the black barbershop, like not making eye contact with your barber, EVER! They follow that up with having a conversation in regards to giving money to homeless people on the street and how some people are taking advantage of the situation and using it for personal gain. Last, but not least, they give their takes on the NFL and its regional combine for International players and players from HBCUs and if this is the NFLs attempt to make things right or another publicity stunt and if JayZ had anything to do with this being announced and made public knowledge.