This episode starts with us catching up on some of the madness going on in American politics. Then, we discuss Sonya Massey and what the community should do in similar moments. From there, we go into some "Quickies." Then, a workplace "Term of the Week" and an online one you may not know existed. Finally, we end things off with a raunchy Olympics topic.

This episode begins with explanations of what J.D., Hunter Biden, Donald Trump, and Joe Biden are all guilty of. Then we hear about non-monogamous relationships from a phycologist. Last we hit a wild round of topics for the Quickie segment.

The fellas are joined by Jay Burke, aka Access Immortal. This episode starts off discussing whether or not Hip-Hop is still homophopic today. Then the fellas dicuss the importance of “conquering” new pussy. Finally, they weigh in on the upcoming Tyson vs. Paul fight.

In our second episode of the week, J.D. is back and flying solo once again. We start off by discussing Bumble's AI concierge, and then we talk "Cake Eaters" for our tarms of the week. From there, we learn about the sex recession and how it can affect workplace leadership. Which takes us to the LinkedIn dating trend. Then we get into forever chemicals and microplastics in our drinking water and more.

On this special episode, I bring my friend Nes on to have an in-depth conversation about Harrison Butker's commencement speech at Benedictine College.

I'm back and ready to pod. This episode we talk about Bumble's changes to their dating app, dating app users' desire for "IRL events," Trumps latest come up, J&Js baby powder lawsuits, and more.

The guys are back and have a guest! First they discuss Lyft's Women+ Connect program. Then they chime in on which emoji are off limit when texting other men. Finally, they react to a video of woman who is "disgusted" by men who can dance.

The guys are back, and this time, we're in full debate mode! We have an interesting conversation about alpha males, and if any of us view ourselves as one. Then we talk about what we value more brand or money. Which leads to debates about Mo'nique, and Chris Brown's actions have affected their brands over the years.