Epic Rants, Tron Reviews, and Thanksgiving Woes: In this episode, the hosts go all out with spirited discussions and rants. They kick off with cheerful greetings, asking "How y'all doing? Y'all doing good?" They reflect on post-No Kings Sunday. The episode takes a personal turn as one host laments, "My hair ain't cut," describing the struggle with a tardy barber. The conversation shifts to Thanksgiving concerns, with the alarming announcement, "You may not get your EBT in November." The Tron movie review is not to be missed, offering insights like "The visuals are very crisp" and critiques such as "Why did the cybersecurity have to take the form of a human?" The hosts don't hold back on their disdain for ICE agents, as one boldly declares, "I hit hard, bitch!" Personal vendettas against toxic masculinity are vocalized: "Men need to find some bravery." They wrap up with a call to action: "Like, subscribe, and share!" This episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, social commentary, and pop culture insights. Don't miss it!

00:00 Ep 20 No for EBT but, there is ICE?

01:55 Collection Plate

07:32 Tron Movie Ares Take

14:59 Tisha Campbell As Trya Banks

17:06 Armond's Breaking News

22:55 Jukebox Money

23:13 Summer Walker's Finally Over it Release

26:22 Have you heard of Merna?

30:32 Nickle Slick

31:57 You Tried Her

41:34 F All of em

43:08 I don't wish you well

54:49 Our 2 Cents

54:55 Toxic Male Issues

01:02:20 Japanese dude first time with a black man

01:03:52 Bills

01:07:55 Never Too Big To Fail

Apple's New Scam Blocker, Republican Hypocrisy & Japan Travel Tales | More 2 Cents for you to hook yo ears on.

In this lively episode, the we humorously discuss a variety of topics including our latest thoughts on Apple's iPhone scam blocker, shady recurring payments by Apple, and the petty GOP leaders like Mike Johnson and Ron DeSantis focusing on rainbow crosswalks. Additionally, they delve into their personal experiences with dating, sexuality, and holidays. Mr. Alladat Shyt's travel stories about Japan and Taiwan are shared alongside entertaining stories of nightlife and hoeish encounters.

00:00 EP 19 The Ladyboys

01:04 Collection Plate

01:18 iPhone Scam Blocker and Screener

11:51 Diane Carroll

13:23 It's gonna be a light Christmas

18:11 Blue States are the baby daddies of the US

20:53 ICE Y'all Nasty

23:49 Mr. Alladat Shyt Trip to Japan

01:00:32 Nickle Slick

01:00:56 Greg and Desantis Pride Side Walks

01:04:01 Be careful what you force gays to do

01:11:52 What is 9 Monsters?

01:21:09 Drake gets DISMISSED, again!

01:24:38 Our 2 Cents

01:24:56 Can you be saved and cut my hair?

01:31:23 The Ladyboys

Ep 10: Lemon Pepper Wings and $2500 Dollars.

In the 10th episode of '2 Cents No Change,' we celebrate being together in person. From discussing the challenges faced by the black community. We also discuss issues surrounding discrimination in job applications, the recent downgrading of the US credit rating, and the importance of genuine friendships. Tune in for candid discussions, rants about unacceptable behaviors within the LGBTQ+ community, and so much more. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe!

00:00 EP 10 Lemon Pepper Wings and $2500

04:20 Collection Plate

18:53 Us Credit Rating Drops

29:36 Light Skinned Men

51:31 Nickle Slick

51:37 Raven Simone - We are Americans

01:06:32 TS Madison and Khia Beef

01:13:04 Our 2 Cents

01:13:50 Mr. Alladat's DL Hellscape

01:23:53 Mr. Fernando's "why am i in this?"

01:27:39 A bad idea to skip a friend's funeral

The SF Pride Struggle, Toxic Masculinity & Artistry: A Raw Discussion

In this episode, we discuss the struggle of SF Pride to maintain its funding while grassroots festivals like Oak Lash thrive. We dive into the complexities of modern masculinity with a critical look at Judge Joe Brown's comments about Tyler Perry, and highlight the need for more black writers and creators. We also touch upon issues of artistic validation with inspiring words from Viola Davis, while humorously tackling the generational dynamics between Millennials, Gen Z, and Gen Alpha. Tune in for a mix of rants, cultural critiques, and a tribute to artistic integrity.

00:00 EP9 No Pride in Being Broke

00:14 Intro

00:37 Collection Plate

01:46 Collection Plate

02:03 SF Pride and The new Divide

23:30 jukebox money

24:14 Artist Sailorr

29:56 Aemlia Moore

33:01 Nickle Slick

01:13:08 Our 2 Cents

01:28:37 Mr. Fernando 2 cents

Our latest episode, "Why is you here?" goes in on ICE deportation tactics, political farces, and why some men think they deserve money for nothing and why getting off is good. Listen, engage, and get fired up with us! 🔥 #PoliticalDiscussion #Moneyforwhat #iceweseeyou #saythenwordandsee #nosugardaddyhere @mralladatshyt @oknando @2centsnochangeshow

00:00 Ep 8 Why is you here?

00:40 Collection Plate

57:19 Nickle Slick

01:28:18 Our 2 Cents

In this episode of 2 Cents No Change, we discuss the intricacies of friendships and passive-aggressive behaviors, exploring personal anecdotes and frustrations. We dive into health challenges with a focus on joint issues and advocate for better medical technology and understanding.

The conversation shifts to cultural observations from concerts and societal behaviors, and we address the impact of stress on health, highlighted by Lil Nas X's Bell's Palsy diagnosis. Ending on a strong note, we emphasize the importance of direct communication and kindness in maintaining healthy relationships.

00:00 EP6 What About Yo Friends

01:42 Collection Plate

13:05 Jukebox Money

27:10 Nickle Slick

52:39 Fannie Lou Hamer - Bodies on the line

01:09:47 Lil Nas X and Bell's Palsy

01:11:22 So this homophobic troll

01:16:45 Blocking Your Blessings

01:22:17 Our 2 Cents

01:22:45 Mr. Alladat Shyt 2 Cents

01:30:27 Mr. Fernando's 2 Cents

01:35:49 The Friendships here be lackling

We talkin Politics, Rants, and Real TalkJoin us as we dive deep into various topics in this episode of '2 Cents No Change.' We kick things off with a humorous and candid conversation about egg prices, Costco, and the winding hallways of daily life. We then shift gears to discuss the political climate, including a powerful filibuster by Cory Booker and the legacy of Ronald Reagan. Explore the frustrations of securing tickets to Cowboy Carter and the charms of Yukimi's music. From there, we delve into the complexities of living single, dating woes, and the societal pressures of finding love. We wrap up with some passionate rants about the absurdities of our modern world. Tune in for honest, unfiltered opinions and a lot of laughs.00:00 Intro09:58 JukeBox Money37:35 Nickle Slick01:21:12 Our 2 Cents

Episode 3 of “2 Cents, No Change” titled “Dick Pics & Drug Plugs” has hosts Mr. Fernando and @mralladatshyt back at it, serving up real talk with sharp humor. The episode opens with a playful roast of political figures caught using the Signal app, humorously dubbed by the hosts as the go-to platform for “dick pics and drug plugs.” Their biting critique questions why government officials would ever be on such an app, laying bare the absurdity of the situation.

The hosts shift gears into personal anecdotes about old-school discipline methods, sharing laughs over nostalgic childhood memories involving “switches” and “chancels,” painting vivid scenes familiar to many listeners from various backgrounds.

Music and culture take center stage next, as the hosts spotlight emerging artists like Cain Culto, praising his unique musical style and bold visuals. They emphasize supporting independent talent, keeping their audience plugged into fresh sounds and creative energy.

Travel and live events also feature prominently, with @mralladatshyt detailing his adventures chasing concerts around the globe, offering travel tips and encouraging listeners to explore outside their comfort zones. He candidly shares insights on making trips affordable without compromising on experiences.

Wrapping up, the duo dives deep into job market frustrations, openly discussing the complexities of internal hiring, gamification of job applications, and the real struggles jobseekers face today. Funny, insightful, and unapologetically real, Episode 3 delivers essential listening for anyone navigating modern life with wit and a critical eye.