The title is nasty.... the episode itself, not as much.. On episode 97 Shake's younger brother Cole pulled up to share a lot his personal experiences in Georgia's prison system. Everything from ramen noodles to missing people, he was transparent. You know the guys had to be the guys so some sports was able to return after a month off, they spoke on LSU's victory over iowa, as well how the world reacted to Caitlin Clark being the butt of her own joke. They're brothers... They're happy, and they're singin', and they're singin', and we're colored.. make sure You TAP. IN.

To close out Womens History Month we invited a mother onto the show to give a completely different perspective on parenting as well as shoot the shit with us like usual. Neesh, who shares 2 lovely kids with Shake (big shoutout Zig & Kiara who were unable to make it) came through and represented for the ladies. There was no way we could ignore the current situation with Johnathan Majors and how it played out, there were some excellent opinions there. Beamen kicked off the pod with a great synopsis of of the new show Swarm (Shoutout Chris Brown in Stomp the Yard) which turns into tackling the Donald Glover conversation. The conversations had on this episode hit close to home for many reasons, but all in all.. great talks. great way to close the month. TAP IN !!!

RIP Tyler Clementi

"95 til infinity time we in disguise behind enemy lines" ... being that its episode 95 I couldn't not quote that song... Anyway, the Homie Adore came through, schooled us a bit on nails, justification of $600 wigs (kinda) and why New York women are so aggresive, or at least she tried. Shake was on the buttons so every last one of them comes with a delay... he tried tho. There was some conversation about the true origins of slavery, we didnt get too-too third eye on yall, however there were very much so some interesting perspectives shared. without giving a lot a way this was an episode im sure You'll all Adore, no TAP IN !!!

FUN FACT: Drug dealers funded the block parties we all came to know and love.