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On this episode we discuss the botched attempted execution of Christa Pike, Cornell 7, Kirk Franklin's new song and Musiq Soulchild's interesting career.

Join pro football star Bolly and Queen Boowee on this wild ride as they break down the Daejon Love scam, where he allegedly convinced women to give him $1.3 million, the Gary, Indiana blackout, USDA food/product recalls, and the unfortunate death of Jason Arday. Plus, can the "Five Love Languages" concept be debunked?

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This special episode dives into respectability politics, the mysterious case of Nolan Wells, lottery new in North Little Rock and much much more!!

This episode we break down the historic Streamer's University that happened over the summer in Arkansas. We deep dive into a long overdue "White on White Crime" Segment, discuss the widespread epidemic of homelessness and what happens if you stop liking your job??

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Summer's barely started and its already hot w/topics! Check out our latest episode and tell us when you started to feel old?!?

The wait is finally over! In this episode, we sit down with Stoney Jackson for a real conversation about his life as an artist, creative journey, and highlights from his latest tour.

He joins in on the shenanigans as we discuss dressing up for movies, The Roots Picnic/Jay-Z, and he ranks some of the top movie villains of all time!

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Deep dive into Tourette's Syndrome, J. Cole's C.D. sale tour, is the Target boycott really over, rodeo attire, and a missing woman of 21 is found...unbothered.

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On this episode, we pay tribute to Jesse Jackson and the political and cultural groundwork he laid—what it meant then and what it means now. We revisit America’s Next Top Model and unpack its layered legacy: the doors it opened, the standards it reinforced, and the conversations we’re still having because of it.

We also get into real-life side comments about Arkansas—how regional bias shows up in everyday spaces and why the South is always more nuanced than people give it credit for. Then we tap into BroRilla’s momentum, reflect on Lil Wayne’s lyrical history, and give our take on the viral sensation Mr. Tendernism.

It’s culture, context, and commentary—no fluff.