Podcasts about not all heroes

Kushagra is back from his week-long Bunga Bunga Party, just in time to join us for a very momentous episode. This week marks our very first episode to be filmed and uploaded to YouTube. That's right, from this week, you'll now have the privilege to both hear, and see us, as we record our episodes. Be sure to check out our YouTube channel 'Critical Banter' (link below) for future episodes and exclusive YouTube content such as challenges, pranks and classic Bollywood covers. This week, we discuss Black Friday, good deals, the Utah desert and elaborate pranks. “Usernames” makes a comeback this week. Miguel offers up some easier words this time, yet the boys continue to be terrible at this game. We end this week's episode with the return of, “Not All Heroes,” where we recount epic tales of unlikely heroes and individuals who have had to step up to the plate in a time of need. In this edition, the boys discuss covid restriction skirting shenanigans by some high school boys, before Miguel tries to spin a story of kidnap and grievous bodily harm as heroic. Much like last time, neither stories contain any actual heroes. Also this week: Broccoli, The Fifth Element, Jordan, Love is Love and Wedding Tackle. Segments this week: The Logue: Tired of reaching around each other (at least on the podcast), the boys have instead decided to reach around the week's news stories, events and viral trends. Usernames: In this game, the boys are given one word clues which they must use to guess another word the host is thinking of. Not All Heroes: In this segment we pay tribute to the average Joes and true blue everyday battlers who stepped up when needed. ___________________________________________________ SPONSORS

As parts of Australia begin to head back into lockdown amid the dreaded second wave of Coronavirus, here at Critical Banter we've gone in the opposite direction as Kush has finally left his house for the first time in months. To begin this week's episode we discuss face masks, twitter hacks and the state of Australian TV where things get a bit personal between Kush and Rohit. Finally we end the segment with a classic chat about simps as one of the boys parks the bus and defends their actions. “Finish the Lyric” makes a somewhat triumphant return to the podcast this week after a few months in the wilderness (mainly due to Sen and Kush's shambolic effort in the first edition of this segment). This time around, however, Rohit joins the boys and the songs are heavily catered to the boys' niche, and questionable taste in music - it was impossible for the boys to stuff this up. We end this week's episode with a new segment, “Not All Heroes,” where we recount epic tales of unlikely heroes and individuals who have had to step up to the plate in a time of need. In this inaugural edition, Sen steals his coworker's story of greatness in High School, before Rohit somehow tries to make himself the hero of a story regarding domestic violence. Safe to say neither stories contained any actual heroes. Also this week: Sri Lankan Dick Pics, Simps, Jungle and The Shaker. Segments this week: The Logue: Tired of reaching around each other (at least on the podcast), the boys have instead decided to reach around the week's news stories, events and viral trends. Finish the Lyric: A game where you finish the lyric. Not All Heroes: In this segment we pay tribute to the average Joes and true blue everyday battlers who stepped up when needed. ___________________________________________________ FULL PODCAST EPISODES

Not All Heroes wear capes. Some are spelled Hiroo and live in the jungle for 20+ years thinking the war never ended...

Don't be the next contestant on that Summer Jam Screen, word to the white supremacists disguised as Polish nationals and the FBI hate crime statistics. "Traditional Print Media" is selling Hope Like Dope with Black women's hair. For the first time ever we have 3 separate incidents that require a L to be held. Not All Heroes wear capes, some fight the good fight and never waver. And in Health Over Wealth I speak on the importance of being true to yourself! Questions/Comments/Feedback: DuragsAndBoatshoes@gmail.com Take this brief survey about the show: http://survey.podtrac.com/start-survey.aspx?pubid=DSRXADWH8y8N&ver=standard

In this 100th Episode, we introduce KOON FM a radio station for the American who just happens to be Black. On the Summer Jam we got everything from Larry Flynt offering $10Million for a snitch to Peter Norman the forgotten ally. Nazi sympathizers from the 30's are selling Hope Like Dope along with reheated Popeyes chicken. A gay Jewish nazi has to Hold This L. Not All Heroes wear capes some raise enough $$$ to wipe out the debt of St. Paul students lunch fees for the school year and in Health Over Wealth history is rhyming... A special thank you to my wife for pushing me to keep telling the truth and for holding me accountable when I want to slack on the show. Also a much love to the Durags & Boatshoes listeners, without y'all I would just be out here surviving. To my guests from past shows, thank you and keep fighting the good fight! Check out my guest links below! Author Brandon Lovelace purchase his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Views-Church-Liquor-Brandon-Lovelace/dp/148103006X Rapper/Producer Ju$e purchase his album on iTunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/new-religion/id1090138328 SuperWoman So Sassy check out her blog here: https://burntoutbabewithablog.wordpress.com My brothers from another mother PRIME and Bogaurd check out the music here: http://www.bombglobal.com Questions/Comments/Feedback: DuragsAndBoatshoes@gmail.com

In this Labor Day episode, The Summer Jam Screen is filled with images of The Nebraska Medical Center dishing out money and jobs to colored folks due to a lawsuit and George Foreman on that train. The market is flooded with Selling Hope Like Dope, from Tammy Lauren to Joel Osteen. Blue Racism, Joshua Witt, and "brothas" who have a white significant other that rooted against the American have to Hold This L. Not All Heroes wear capes word to Trae tha Truth and in Health Over Wealth a quote from Baba Dick! Sorry for the wait!!! Questions/Comments/Feedback/:DuragsandBoatshoes@gmail.com

In this 71st episode Young Homer Simpson speaks on everything from La Vista PD having drones to Rachel Dolezal being on food stamps on the Summer Jam Screen. The Oscars were Selling Hope Like Dope, The DNC not Nicki Minaj has to Hold This L(I didn't even speak on the Remy Nicki thing cause its not a thing...since Nicki didn't respond). Not All Heroes wear capes, some direct great movies word to Jordan Peele and in Health Over Wealth I give you a very relevant quote from our brotha Denzel! Episode is over a hour so I didn't put an end song, I already held y'all hostage for too long! One!!!

In this episode A-Double puts everyone from Allen Scarsella to Green Chef on the SummerJam Screen. In Selling Hope Like Dope, Trump is breaking up happy homes. Two white males from Michigan walk in to a police station to Hold a L. Not All Heroes wear capes word to LeBron James. And in Health Over Wealth Maya Angelou (RIP) gives us a word.

In this Klay Thompson aka John B from 3 episode, I give you different situations on the summer Jam Screen where if we had a system that rewards and punish a few brothas would have justice or still be alive. AmazonGo is trying to get the "I need 15/hr to give you an attitude while I ring up your groceries" crowd out the paint. The Gov't is selling Hope Like Dope (like that's something new). Not All Heroes wear capes word to the Kangaroo fighter, Hov, & Adidas ultra boost technology. Charlamagne Da Gawd has to Hold This L cause he found out if Tomi Lahern likes BBC's. End song is Wicked, cause its wicked cold in these streets...sorry about the 2nd half audio I tried out a new mic and it wasn't cutting it, gotta stick to what I know! Peace!

(Aired March 12th but due to audio problems-new interview) Gary Skogen’s tour in Vietnam (1971–72) was the best year of his life. Living with fellow CID investigators in an isolated hooch overlooking the South China Sea at the U.S. base at Chu Lai, Skogen enforced military drug laws during his working hours and yet managed to pursue a life of perfect hedonism—far from the farm life in southwestern North Dakota where he grew up. With unlimited access to cheap beer, a wide variety of compliant Vietnamese women, and a jeep he had somehow commandeered, Skogen perfected his criminal investigative skills at a time when U.S. troop morale had reached its nadir.This unconventional, unheroic, and unapologetic book is not a typical Vietnam memoir. Together with 80 percent of the two million men and women who served in Vietnam, Skogen spent his time behind the scenes at a large support base. He did not slog on midnight patrols through Viet Cong tunnels or rice paddies studded with booby traps. He spent his year investigating the men who endangered the lives of their fellow soldiers by giving themselves over to unrestrained drug use.Skogen’s gritty narrative proves that some whose names are incised on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial wall died in less than heroic circumstances. Backed by impeccable research in the files of the National Archives and Records Administration, this unromanticized account reveals the sordidness of the war in its late phases, and questions the validity of seeing all Vietnam veterans as victims. NOT ALL HEROES-An Unapologetic Memoir of The Veitnam War, 1971-72-Gary Skogen