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Just 3 brothers chopping it up about whatever is on our mind at the time. We discuss everything from relationships, black culture, politics, to our favorite music groups.
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We return from a week off and had to dedicate an entire episode to discuss Roe V Wade being overturned. We are joined by Fred Maxie who has an interesting take on the Roe V Wade argument. We open congratulating the Ferg and Fred on executing the Lamplighter conclave. We run down the celebrity news like Lil Kim, Young Miami, Kimberly Elise, and R Kelly getting 30 years. Razi breaks down the Chadwick Boseman's estate settlement and gives some estate planning advise as well. And DO NOT use Garcia and Garcia Transportation in Houston Texas and Ferg tells us why. We jump into the discussion about Roe and it's a doozy folks. We get a couple hot takes from everyone so listen and enjoy.
Ferg is out mentoring the youth and setting a good example for everyone. He took the Houston Lamplighters on an HBCU tour. So we revisited a past episode and it is just as relevant today. Ferg calls buff the flexiest of the crew. Buff tries to deflect, but fails. We celebrate the end of racism because Juneteenth is a national holiday now; while states ban teaching about Juneteenth. As we lean into the Juneteenth weekend Buff asks what is the black agenda and how do we get it implemented. Razi piggybacks on Buffs questions and asks, "Is Juneteenth becoming a holiday a big deal or not?" Ferg brings a more heartfelt question as he asks, "What words can make your heart grow and why don't we use them more?" It's a giant sized episode but we had a lot to talk about. Enjoy.
We are back and brought the question from last weeks episode with us. We open with Razi updating the brothers on Kim Kardashian ruining Marilyn Monroe's dress and explaining the Fed rate hikes and what it means. Buy Buy Buy!!! Buff wants to know is Agism the only ism that is acceptable and was it okay to question if the president is fit for office. Ferg thinks the train episode of This is Us is ingenious and he lets everyone know it. Buff wants to know as we move away from gender roles are there things that we prefer women to do rather than a man. We then finish the conversation of slut shaming from last week. Buff asks why should it be wrong to slut shame? Finally Razi has been watching too many adult videos. He wants to know if getting into a relationship with a step sibling is wrong then why is it acceptable for in-laws to get into a relationship. We close touting "Hustle," advising Deshawn Watson against massages, and we shout out the Houston Lamp Lighters. Please donate to this great cause.
Happy Juneteenth, happy Pride Month, and happy Fathers Day. The brothers are back this week to talk about being a dad. Before we get into the questions we have an Arbys fan and it's not Razi. Razi brings up the gun control bills in Congress, Roddy Rich getting arrested, The Patriot Front white supremacist group getting arrested in a Uhaul. Oh and he is loving Top Gun. We send our prayers to the Cooley/Pettway family. Sophie makes her return to the mic. We jump into the questions Ferg takes two questions. His first question is what was our most memorable or favorite call memory with our dad. He then asks when was the time or event that broke the veil of our fathers being the superhero. Razi takes last question and invokes everyone's Lori Harvey reactions. He wants to know what we are going to teach our daughters about dating. We close asking for support in bringing Brittney Griner home, making a plug for Elaine Welteroth's book "More than enough," and shouting out Tabitha Brown for her new clothing line in Target. Don't forget to subscribe!
We are back for another week of thoughtful hilarity. We open relishing in how we pushed President Biden to speak out on gun violence. That leads to a conversation on how politics is in everything and Razi plugs "The G Word" on Netflix. We discuss the future the Uvalde Police Department after their atrocious response to the Robb elementary school shooting. We have to check on Allyson as Winnie the Pooh Blood and Honey's trailer is released. We talk about the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial. Razi stays with that theme and asks why men rarely report domestic violence incidents against them. Buff looks at the YSL trail and wants to know our thoughts on courts using lyrics in cases against rappers. Ferg brings up birthday wishes and want to know what we wish for when we get the chance to make wishes. We close out with a dedication to another fallen parent in our circle. It's getting to be way too frequent. So we ask that you all make sure you are making the best decisions in life. Enjoy!
It's memorial day and another week another mass shooting. It's tiring yall, and we tackle it this week. We discuss what is causing this surge in mass shootings and some potential solutions. We break up the discussion by talking about the commercialization of Juneteenth and whether we should keep pushing back or just accept that it is going to happen. We also discuss We Own the City, The Slow Hustle, the new Chip and Dale movie, and Byron gives us a history lesson on Harland B Carter and the NRA. So it's not all doom and gloom this episode. We laughed a lot more than we expected and we hope you do as well. Enjoy!
Congratulations to all the graduates including Razi's sister for completing medical school. We shout out Huntsville. AL for being the best place to live in America and the new black owned vegan restaurant The Veggie. We open up about the Buffalo shootings and the response around more guns would have changed things. We jump into questions and Byron wants to know "Has America ever been united?" Razi wants to know if Eightball or Angela was the wrong party on "My Homeboy's Girlfriend." Ferg brings us back to serious discourse and asks, "Do we prioritize things over our children's feelings?" We send our prayers to those affected by gun violence.
We told you so. The brothers are back this week and Razi is feeling himself because he called that Elon Musk's pullout game is strong. Byron is loving Kendrick Lamar's Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers even though it's not trapping. Razi goes on a tirade and talks about Musk, Crypto, and NFTs. He settles down to talk about Naomi Osaka and her new sports management agency. Ferg is tired of the trolls trolling. He talks about the casting for Percy Jackson and how dare they not cast everyone as white people. Sophie brings a banger and Ferg tries his hand at joke telling. Ferg gets first question and wants to know can allies disagree with a parties stance and still be allies. Razi wants to talk about the mouthpiece that someone has to have to convince people to overlook red flags. We discuss the prison break here in Alabama and the shenanigans that ensues. Finally Buff brings up the hate Issa Ray gets for being too close to Clarence from Eight Mile. He wants to know why do some discount her accomplishments since her life was too stable growing up. Enjoy!
Happy Mothers Day. Kevin Samuels passed away unexpectedly. We touch on him a few times this episode 👀. Razi shoots his shot with every single mother in the world. Ferg stops him from spoiling Moonnight. RIP to Roe v. Wade. We just say.....we told you so. We talk through Dave Chappelle being attacked, the fallout, and hopefully it will deter people from attacking entertainers. We jump into the questions and Razi brings up Ryan Tannehill saying he won't mentor Malik Willis. Razi asks the brothers thoughts on mentoring in their jobs and should they do it. Buff asks a question from one of our listeners. She asks do we live vicariously through our kids? Ferg takes last question today and quotes Confucius. He wants to know what are we looking for in friends today, have our expectations changed, have our circles shrunk, and what happens to those friends left behind. We had fun recording so enjoy!
The brothers are back and swinging like Mike Tyson on an airplane. We are a best local podcast finalist for Legniappe Weekly's annual Nappie awards. Buff is liking "We Own the City" on HBOMax and wants everyone to support browndages. We discuss Kiteman, Ozark, Sonic 2, and The Bad Guys. We shout out Morris Brown for getting their accreditation back. Ferg is hating on the Nets and celebrates them getting swept, but big ups the NFL draftees. We take a moment to appreciate King Richard's foresight. We jump into questions and Buff starts us off asking what was our biggest fear of getting old in high school and today. Razi wants to hear the brothers take on the new TN law that forces drunk drivers that kill parents to pay child support. Finally we have to discuss the person the ladies love to hate. We break down Kevin Samuels "leftovers" comment. It's a great convo as always. Enjoy! Show Link Browndages.com