A retrospective on the new NBA champion Bucks, Giannis's likability and all-time greatness, CP3's future, and much more. Then, a short review of Black Widow!
With the NBA Finals on the way, we chat about Chris Paul's legacy, what's at stake for Giannis and Trae, and more!
Timmy and Albert dive into who the NBA Award winners should be this season. MVP? COY? DPOY? All NBA Team?
It was tough for the MCU to follow up after the first Avengers movie, but phase two included three of our favorite movies in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Ant-Man.
Timmy has officially rubbed off on Mok, as the latter is now rewatching all the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies in release order. Of course, the Rewatch King has already rewatched everything on Disney+ as of last year, but in this episode we discuss the glory and shortcomings of phase one. Buckle up.
Live NBA Pod! Timmy and Alby chat about the season’s biggest disappointments and surprises, conference favorites, and the booming sports card industry.
A lot going on in sports right now -- NFL, NBA, NHL, College Hoops, and more. All three guys get together to discuss the latest.
James Harden was just traded from our favorite team, so we had to hop on an emergency pod for reactions. What's next for the Houston Rockets and Brooklyn Nets?
2020 has been... something. As we wrap up this crazy year, we look back on the good, the bad, and the ugly of what has transpired since January.
The director of communications for Vindex joins Six Pennies Podcast to discuss the path he took to get into the gaming industry, his beloved Philadelphia 76ers, and The Mandalorian on Disney+.
Today we talk about various stuff we've collected through the years and perhaps some stuff we're going to continue collecting now. Are BASKETBALL CARDS making a complete comeback?
2020 is coming to a close, so we sat down and analyzed some of the best NBA players the last 20 years. Timmy and Albert run a draft - who do you think has the better team?
Fork for pizza and burgers? Mixing condiments? Corn on the cob? We check out all the weird ways to eat in this eye-opening episode.
We've all heard enough of the Chris battle between Pine, Hemsworth, Evans, and Pratt, but what about some other celebrity names that need to be battled out? Listen in as we discuss the best Brad, John, Kate, Matt, Tom, and Jennifer of Hollywood.
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The Lakers are up 3-1 in the NBA Finals -- do the Heat have enough to push this to a 6th game or will LeBron win his 4th title on Friday night?
The guys sit down and preview the 2020 NBA Finals between the Lakers and Heat.
1:25 - NBA Postseason Reflection 5:45 - AD versus Bam 10:15 - Spoelstra versus Vogel 21:30 - Miami's closer 32:30 - Miami's likability 38:05 - Our picks
Timmy and Albert discuss what shows and movies they've been streaming as we all continue to deal with the pandemic. Million dollar houses? Match making? The Karate Kid throwback? We are all over the place.
We're back to talk about all 22 of the Pixar movies and nail down a Mount Rushmore. Our final four? Toy Story 3, Monsters Inc., Coco, and The Incredibles!
Hamilton is now available on Disney+, so we're here to talk about it and all the other great musicals out there. What makes the Mount Rushmore for musicals?
Sports in the United States have all returned or are close to resuming play - the NBA, MLB, NFL - to name a few. Listen in as Timmy and Albert get you ready for their returns.
What makes a great heist movie? Can action or spy movies also be heist movies? Is Christopher Nolan a separate category? The guys tackle these questions and more as they settle on the Mount Rushmore of Heist Movies.
Who would have thought that COVID-19 wouldn't be our greatest concern in 2020? Ahmaud Arbery. Breonna Taylor. George Floyd. Their names join a tragic list that is far, far too long.
What can we do? Change is slow, but it is happening. Join the movement.
Kobe. Nike vs. Adidas. Dream Team. 1993 NBA Finals. Atlantic City. Casinos. Blood-soaked 1s in the Garden. Episodes 5 and 6 were absolutely loaded.
"Game on the line, who would take the last shot?"
"Me. That's a dumb question."
If there was ever an entire series that I wanted to binge watch, it's The Last Dance. Shame on those evil geniuses who are only releasing this two episodes at a time.
Listen in as we discuss the first two episodes!
We tackle some of the biggest NBA Injury What-Ifs, then play a game of Start/Bench/Cut with iconic but polarizing guards.
Timmy and Alby talk about the upcoming NBA H-O-R-S-E competition, make their picks, and reminisce on their own experiences.
One positive from all the social distancing is the chance to rewatch old TV shows, so it's time to pull another classic from the vault!
How I Met Your Mother started with a bang and ended with a dud, but seasons 1 and 2 are nearly untouchable. Listen in as we discuss S2E20, "Showdown."
Alby and Timmy discuss how they prepped for the pandemic, and what they've been up to in the past week of quarantine.
With the world in quarantine all around us, some of y'all might be experiencing working from home for the first time. We just wanted to check in with some tips for working remotely. Stay safe out there!
Parasite made history on Sunday night, so we spent some time discussing its impact on the industry moving forward. Then, we cover other Oscar winners, along with movies we're excited for in 2020.
Alby and Timmy run through all the NBA trade deadline rumors, including the big 4-team deal from Monday night.
Rest in peace: Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant, Keri Altobelli, John Altobelli, Alyssa Altobelli, Payton Chester, Sarah Chester, Christina Mauser, and Ara Zobayan.
Timmy and Albert discuss the state of their hometown teams - the Rockets and Mavericks. They also get into the starters chosen for the upcoming NBA All Star Game, the MVP race, Zion and more.
It's January, which means it's time to look back on the good and the bad of last year and nail down resolutions for the new year. We turn to our resident Streaming King to tell us all the content highlights of 2019 and give us the relevant suggestions for what to watch in 2020.
What are your favorite Christmas movies? How about songs? Timmy, Mok, and Albert list theirs and decide what should be in the Six Pennies Podcast "Count Rushmore." Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays!
It always sucks when your favorite athletes get moved to a different squad. Listen in as we go down Houston's memory lane.
With thousands of people rushing to their nearest Popeyes restaurant for the latest food craze - the chicken sandwich, it got us thinking about other fads that have turned the world upside down during our lifetime. Beanie Babies anyone?
Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can't Lose. Timmy and Alby dig deep for this episode of the vault, with one of the greatest sports/high school drama/emotional shows of all time.
Will Smith is the best! We debate his greatest movies and co-stars, talk about black actors, and find out who else is as versatile. Spoiler: barely anybody.
Before Mok and Alby head to Vegas, Timmy & Mok share a couple pet peeves of gambling, then discuss some of their most memorable moments. Spoiler: we enjoy gambling.
We're here to give four cents on the greatest TV drama of all time: Breaking Bad.
Specifically, season 3 episode 7: One Minute.
Man, this was a good one.
It's football season! Albert, Jonathan, and Timmy react to the shocking Andrew Luck retirement news. Additionally, we also discuss and preview the upcoming 2019 NFL season. Enjoy and thank you for listening!
Who doesn't love a great game show? It was time to finally discuss the Mount Rushmore of game shows: The Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, The Price is Right, and Family Feud!
Billy Nguyen leveraged his 14+ years of industry knowledge in the loan and mortgaging business, and is now his own boss as the franchise owner of Loan Factory. Check out his awesome story in the latest installment of the Entrepreneur Series.
Not all appliances should be automatic. Sometimes the technology just doesn't make that much sense. That's the topic of today's Uncommon Cents. Let's get weird.
All six pennies are here for another pocket change! We found a loophole in the system for this one to discuss our favorite NBA players, our last meal requests, and our parenting worries.
In the glorious words of Jalen Rose, you gotta give the people what they want. Today we answer a few questions from a while back for a pocket change segment. Let's throw some change!
Arrested Development has a cult following, and we're proud to be members of said cult. It's definitely one of the smartest comedies ever written, but can it make the Mount Rushmore?
We have all of the latest free agent signings in this episode of Six Pennies Podcast! We also let you know where Kawhi Leonard may be going this summer. Listen in as we discuss the frenzy of player movement during the the first 30 hours of the 2019 NBA free agency period.
It's time for another episode of Uncommon Cents, where we list out some of our biggest pet peeves. This time, it's the office edition. Thanks for listening!
We're a couple weeks late, but we're finally here to discuss Always Be My Maybe. Netflix hit the jackpot with this one, as Ali Wong, Randall Park, and Keanu Reaves brought the laughs.
Who is in the Mount Rushmore of Asian-American actors?
In the latest installment of the Entrepreneur Series, we sit down with Brad Pham, the CEO and President of Our Infinite Company. OIC is a financial services company located in Dallas, TX and is already at seven digit revenue levels only ten months after launching. Enjoy listening to this incredible success story!
In what could potentially be the final NBA basketball game ever played at Oracle Arena, the Toronto Raptors played the underdog part to perfection with a pivotal game 4 victory to go up 3-1 in the series. Are we on the brink of the end of the Golden State Warriors' dynasty?
With free agency just around the corner, we also discuss the potential ramifications in terms of player movement.
Timmy and Albert dive into various topics including: Costco, Jay-Z, Jeopardy, Lion King, the National Spelling Bee, the NBA Finals, and more!
The NBA Finals are set. The Warriors are there for the 5th straight year, and the Raptors are there for the first time in franchise history. Can Kawhi and Toronto put an end to the Golden State dynasty? We deep dive into the NBA Finals match up and more.
This one's a milestone. Episode #100. Thanks for sticking with us the past couple of years, and please bear with us once again as we discuss our top 10 chain restaurants.
This episode could also have been called The One With The Chicken.
The Entrepreneur Series is back! Ed Chao joins us in the latest episode of our highly successful series about starting and running your very own business. Ed deep dives into his two business ventures - Houston Escape Room and Hoop Club.
We had some extra pocket change lying around, so we decided to discuss bandwagon fans (ahem, Warriors) and Roger Murtaugh moments. You can't teach heart! Thanks for the questions, as always.
The second round of the NBA playoffs is nearly here, so we're ready to talk about it. We also do an impromptu pickup basketball draft from the remaining talent pool of playoff participants. Let's get it.
Joey finds himself constantly covering for Chandler and Monica. Ross becomes angry when someone at work eats his sandwich. Phoebe and Rachel enroll in a literature class. There are so many things going on at this point in the show. Jonathan, Timmy, and Albert rewatch the episode, which originally aired on December 10, 1998, and reminisce back on their favorite scenes.
Dirk Nowitzki's NBA career spans across 21 seasons, all with the Dallas Mavericks. In total, he made 12 All-NBA teams, 14 All Star teams, was an NBA MVP, NBA Finals MVP, is 6th all time in total points, and much more. We do a deep dive into his legendary career and what he has meant to the city of Dallas. #DirkForever
Today we introduce The Vault, a new podcast segment where we get to feature some of our favorite episodes from some of our favorite TV shows.
First up? The Merger episode from season 3 of The Office, when the Scranton branch welcomes six people to the staff -- Jim, Karen, Andy, Martin, Tony, and Hannah -- due to Dunder Mifflin Stamford's closing.
There's been a wide range of reception when it comes to Disney's new Captain Marvel movie, but it definitely set fans up for Avengers: Endgame. Timmy and Albert discuss what may happen in the next Avengers movie and more.
What's in a brand? In this episode we talk about our favorite and/or most impressive brands. We wrap up with a discussion on personal brands, focusing on Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Matthew McConaughey, and Tom Hanks.
Aunt Becky might be going to prison? Have mercy!
Tune in as we discuss the biggest college admissions scandal in history, with celebrities like Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman caught up in the middle.
Should they be condemned? Or were they just being good moms trying to make sure their kids got accepted into college?
Will James Harden or Giannis Antetokounmpo win NBA MVP? Is LeBron going to miss out on an All-NBA team? With the regular season winding down, Timmy and Albert predict the 2018/19 NBA awards winners. Let us know what we got wrong!
No need to search the couch cushions -- we got your pocket change right here. Today we discuss who we might want to meet if we could time travel, the state of college basketball, and how we're going to try to raise our children in a social media-saturated world.
Thanks for all the questions!
It's time for Timmy's favorite subject: the NBA! Our renowned NBA subject matter expert should be made commissioner for a day so he can make the All-Star game great again. We also delve into the MVP race - specifically, why does everybody hate Harden - and what we're looking forward to with the playoffs right around the corner.
The Fyre Festival was a huge flop of an event, it was chronicled and recently made into documentaries on both Netflix and Hulu. We analyze the film, as well as other popular documentaries. What is your favorite documentary we failed to name?
It's Super Bowl week, but is anyone excited for the actual game? The Rams don't deserve to be there, but here's to hoping they find a way to beat the Patriots on Sunday.
All members of Six Pennies Podcast sit down to chat about being a dad. Jonathan with two kids, Timmy with one, and Albert with one on the way. They dive into what to expect, sleep schedules, most rewarding moments, and more. Enjoy the 4th installment of the popular series, "Dad Pod."
It was time for an oldie but a goodie -- pocket change. Listen in as we answer questions about the best European hooper, when it's appropriate to wear jerseys, NCAA paying its players, and the intersection of religion and sports.
An unlikely combination of four pennies catch you up on the most hyped Netflix features right now: Bird Box and Marie Kondo
The three guys from Six Pennies Podcast provide their two cents on the movies that have made them cry throughout the years. Anything we missed?
It's December, and the NFL, NBA, and NHL seasons are in full swing! We quickly touch base on each respective sport and talk through some of the major storylines of the year.
Jonathan Mok and Albert Nguyen sit down to discuss the tragic wildfires in California, the passing of Stan Lee, and what not to do at the gym. Please leave a review and let us know what other topics you would like for us to touch on.
It's Halloween! That means it's NBA season. That means Timmy is actually recording podcasts again. Listen in as we dive into the major stories of the young season so far.
On this episode, Albert sits down with CEO and founder of Sport Officials, Adam Payne. The new application is available on both the Apple App Store and Android Apps on Google Play. Listen in as Adam details the process that was required to take his simple idea and turn it into a fully functional mobile app.
It was a flagship year for Asians in the film industry and in Hollywood. Searching, To All the Boys I've Loved Before, and most notably Crazy Rich Asians were all released in 2018 with great fanfare and acclaim. We dive into Crazy Rich Asians, and what it means for the culture.
All three pennies sit down to discuss the content coming out of Hollywood this summer! A lot of great TV shows on Netflix, HBO, Hulu, and even on regular TV (shout out to DVR subscribers out there!). It was a summer to forget for The Rock, but wow what a flagship year for the Asian American community!
Friend of the podcast, Benny Huang, stopped by our studio today to discuss the state of E-Sports and how far the gaming industry has progressed in recent years. We discuss popular games such as: DOTA, League of Legends, Fortnite, Counterstrike, Overwatch, and more.
The three guys get back together to discuss the latest topics in the sports world from the NBA to the US Open to fantasy football.
All six pennies converge to talk about work/life balance, football safety, the tanking process, and basketball shoes. Thanks for the questions, and keep 'em coming!
It was a very active 2018 trade deadline in the MLB. We break down some of the moves, and pick our winners in the upcoming postseason.
We literally can record a Tom Cruise podcast every year! The amount of content this guy produces is truly remarkable. We revisit his amazing career and briefly touch on his latest masterpiece, Mission Impossible - Fallout! Tom Cruise cannot be stopped!
Today's episode is the fourth installment of the Entrepreneur Series. It's also a joint recording with Six Pennies Podcast and the Career Startups podcast. Albert sits down with the CEO and founder of Career Startups, Daniel Lai, to discuss his start up company as well as the overall goals of his newly launched podcast. And on the flip side, Daniel asks Albert about the end goal for Six Pennies and his own professional career arc.
Everyone knows that G.O.A.T. = Greatest of All Time.
We're taking it a step further in the latest episode of the Six Pennies Podcast, as we debate the GOAGOAT in professional sports.
G.O.A.G.O.A.T. = Greatest of All Greatest of All Time
We got all six pennies in the house! Today we discuss our top snacks, favorite books, upcoming vacations, and limited eSports experience. Tune in!
It is just Day 1 of the NBA Free Agency period, but bombs are being dropped left and right. News regarding Chris Paul, Paul George, and of course LeBron James have taken over NBA Twitter! What does it mean for the Lakers to land LeBron and how will the move shake up the NBA landscape? Also, can Albert legitimately be a fan of both the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers?
Albert sits down with the owner of the very popular Tasty Tails restaurant. He and Michelle Vi Pepping touch on her background, how she originally entered into the restaurant business, what keeps her going day-to-day, and more. Tasty Tails is a seafood restaurant, located just outside of Dallas, TX, and is known for its authentic New Orleans style of cajun cooking.
The NBA offseason is arguably more intriguing than the actual season as news of the draft, free agency, and potential trades dominate the headlines. This summer is no different and most of the talk is centered around superstars LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, and more. We also touch on the 2018 NBA Draft which takes place on Thursday, June 21, 2018.
Jonathan and Albert touch on a couple hot takes they've made that didn't age well. From athletes like Robert Griffin III to actors like Christian Bale, the guys were able to admit stuff they got wrong. Most importantly, Jonathan is now fully converted to Lululemon after fighting it for all these years!
Jonathan and Albert sit down to discuss everything that is going on in the world of sports, as we head into the summer of 2018. Tennis, hockey, soccer, etc. We have it all right here!
(PS: We're saving the NBA for a later episode. There's too much to talk about -- LeBron, the Warriors, free agency, the draft, and so forth. Also, we need Timmy for that!)
IHOP has rebranded their name to be IHOb - International House of burgers. Our initial reactions and more in the latest episode.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of New Jersey effectively killed the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), the federal law that essentially limited sports betting to one state for the last 25 years. PASPA was declared unconstitutional in the 6-3 decision, meaning it will be up to states to decide whether to allow its residents to bet on sports. We discuss what this means for the general population and the potential impact it may have on amateurism in sports.
We hit on several great topics today before the clock ran out on us, including cryptocurrency, self-driving cars, shoes, Marvel vs. DC, and the most punchable face in the NBA. Check us out!
Reactions to the Celtics' and Warriors' game 1 victories. Will the Cavaliers and Rockets bounce back in game 2?
The NBA Conference Finals match-ups are set! Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Boston Celtics Golden State Warriors vs. Houston Rockets
We dive into each match and pick our winners in the latest episode of the Six Pennies Podcast.
We went past the buzzer today, but there was too much to cover between Kevin Hart, snacks, Microsoft Excel, LeBron James, Amazon, and ESPN. Thanks for all the questions!
iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/…/six-pennies-podcast/id1243152957…
It's the start of the 2018 Summer movie season! Are you ready? Which ones are you most excited for? We answer that for you and more in our latest podcast episode.
iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/…/six-pennies-podcast/id1243152957…
The 2018 NHL Playoffs have arrived! Albert and special guest, Shady, reflect back on the disappointing season for the Dallas Stars and dive into the postseason matchups.
It's Monday April 9, 2018 and the NBA season is winding down. We dive into potential playoff matchups and regular season award winners. Enjoy!
Pocket Change Thursday is back with a slight twist. Thanks for all your discussion suggestions, as we count this one down and go through as many of them as possible before the buzzer sounds. From AirPods to pickle juice to Albert's honeymoon and everything in-between, let's do this thing.
It's Masters week! Golf's first major of the year is here, and we discuss Tiger Woods and whether he has a legitimate chance to win his first major in 9 years and 15th major overall. We also dive into the other contenders -- Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth, and more.
In our latest episode, we list celebrities that would be fun to hang out, drink, or watch sports with. We then have a fantasy draft naming our favorite celebrity couples of all time.
Topics include: The Cavs big trade deadline, Houston and Golden State vying for Western Conference supremacy, and the All Star Weekend. What is the best event? Do we care about the Slam Dunk contest anymore?
We round table all things related to Super Bowl LII! The game, the traditions, the halftime show, the commercials, and more. Enjoy Super Bowl Sunday!
The owner of SnoTea, located in Plano, TX, sits down with Six Pennies Podcast to talk about his new business, how he continues to create new menu items, and shares an interesting story with another restaurant owner. Kevin Drawe's restaurant specializes in boba tea drinks, snow ice, and much more.
Jonathan and Albert preview the conference games this weekend in the NFL.
AFC: Jaguars vs. Patriots NFC: Vikings vs. Eagles
We also touch on Tom Brady and his legacy, the crazy finish in the Minnesota vs. New Orleans divisional playoff game, and more!
We are beginning a new series at 6PP highlighting entrepreneurs. Our first guest is the honorable Mr. Jonny Ngo, who has been in the photography business for over 15 years. Listen in as he speaks on his inspirations, his passions, being a newlywed, and much more!
The big winners of the 2018 Golden Globes include Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Big Little Lies, and Lady Bird. But undoubtedly, the moment of the night goes to Oprah Winfrey and her speech as she accepted the Cecil B. DeMille award. Much Respect!
We look back on The Office - one of the better comedy shows in recent memory. The rewatchability is what sets the show apart from the rest. Where does it rank all time? Who is the best character? What episode was the most memorable?
We quickly sit down to discuss the latest happenings in the NBA as the 2017 calendar year comes to an end. Can anyone challenge the Warriors? Are the Rockets in trouble? Where has The Process gone? And Happy Birthday to LeBron James.
We quickly touch on the NBA's biggest stories after 6 weeks of the 2017/2018 season. How bad is Lonzo Ball's acne, is the Kardashian curse real, and more!
Is Thanksgiving the best holiday of the year? Top 3? We discuss both the pros and cons of Thanksgiving, as well as reminisce back to some of our favorite memories.
Once just wasn't enough - we're back for a second milk tea and boba podcast, this time with all Six Pennies!
It's World Series time! The hometown Astros seem like a team of destiny, but can they beat the Dodgers, who had the best record in the majors?
Our own, Jonathan Mok, describes his affection for boba and all the elements he looks for in milk tea.
The NBA season is already almost here! Timmy and Alby preview the season with some big questions and predictions.
In today's Pocket Change episode, we take a stroll down memory lane and reminisce about the books we read growing up. Who remembers The Berenstain Bears or Where The Sidewalk Ends?
With Halloween just around the corner, let's talk some candy. Give in to your sweet tooth as we discuss the best of the best when it comes to all kinds of sugar ranging from chocolates to gummies.
The 2017 MLB regular season is finally winding down in the next couple of weeks. The division leaders are primed for their respective playoff runs, but what about the wildcard races in both the American and National leagues? We discuss this and more in our latest episode of the Six Pennies Podcast.
Apple just announced their new slate of products that will be releasing in the next couple of weeks, including the Apple Watch 3, iPhone 8 and 8+, and the iPhone X. We dive into the differences to their previous generations and argue whether it's worth shelling out the money for the new devices.
An episode dedicated to cars from two guys who are definitely not car guys. We discuss annoyances when it comes to car buying, maintenance, driving, and more. Don't text and drive!
Fall is here! We usher in the season with suggestions of shows to pick up to watch with your significant others, with friends, or just by yourself.
Hurricane Harvey was the first category 4 hurricane to make landfall in Texas since 1961. It was a slow-moving, devastating storm that brought over 51 inches of rain totaling over 27 trillion gallons of water onto land. Dozens of lives were lost and thousands of homes were damaged, so please continue to pray for Houston as we clean and rebuild this great city.
When was your physical prime? We tackle the question by splitting it into the following categories: sleeping, eating, drinking, immunity, and sports primes.
While altogether in the Pacific Northwest, we take a moment to talk about James Harden, the changing criteria for the NBA MVP award, and the Houston Rockets' chances next year.
Summer flew by, and it's almost time to go back to school. Join us as we reminisce on our favorite subjects, memories, teachers, lunches, TI-83 games, and more in this dedicated School Pod.
Jonathan and Albert dive into the current events from Charlottesville, Virginia. It's sad that racism is alive and well in America -- so what can we do about it?
Everyone loves a top five list... especially when it comes to your five favorite athletes of all time. Our combined top ten covers six different sports!
We get a little personal today. Timmy's son turns 100 days old and Albert is finishing up wedding planning. Adulting is real.
The question is simple, yet loaded. If you could change one outcome of any game in Houston sports history, what would it be? Listen in as we dive deep into recounting the Texans, Astros, and Rockets games we'd like a second chance at.
We were recording this episode as the MLB trade deadline approached, so listen in as we learn for the first time that Yu Darvish had been traded from the Texas Rangers to the LA Dodgers. Overall, it has been a rather eventful last couple of weeks for America's favorite pastime.
We like to tackle the important questions, so today we cover all things romantic comedies. Some might wait for a fateful circumstance of serendipity, but you had me at "hello." Let's talk some rom coms!
Today's Pocket Change question is simple, yet loaded. How do you split up the household chores with your spouse? Happy wife, happy life, we think.
Kyrie Irving, with two years left on his current contract, has requested that the Cleveland Cavaliers trade him. What is he thinking? More importantly, how good is Kyrie, really?
We're doing it again. We're comparing NBA eras. Today, it's all about the big men. Which past great centers would fare best in the modern-day league? Would they dominate, or would they get run off the court? We still dream of the Dream!
It has been a couple weeks since the free agency period for the NBA offseason officially kicked off, so we figured it's time for a quick status update on the winners and losers so far. Was Paul George the most surprising move? How does the stacked West look now after some of the dust has settled?
In this week's Pocket Change Thursday, we argue the legitimacy of a new sport the Olympic committee added into competition for the 2020 Games in Tokyo, Japan -- 3 on 3 basketball. We also hold a quick draft of the NBA players we want the United States to send to in hopes of winning the gold medal.
Jonathan and Albert reflect back on the first half of the 2017 MLB season, including the state of the beloved teams, the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers. They also identify the biggest star in baseball, and react to the monster performance by Aaron Judge in the 2017 Home Run Derby.
Are you a sexist if you don't enjoy watching women's basketball? What are the most anticipated 2017 summer movies? We tackle these questions and more in the latest episode of Pocket Change Thursday.
At Six Pennies Podcast, we love all things America! No better day to celebrate that fact, other than the 4th of July, America's Independence Day. In addition to the traditions of movies, food, and fireworks, we also will be celebrating Mok's son, Levi, and his birthday from here on out as well!
Jay-Z's new album, "4:44," is a vulnerable, personal, and revealing piece of work from the 47-year-old rapper. Over the course of the 10-track, Tidal-exclusive LP, Jay-Z confronts the turbulence of his relationship with Beyoncé, as well as reported mentions of Kanye West, Gloria Carter, and others. We deep dive into some of the most memorable parts from the album, and make a case for Jay-Z being the greatest rapper of all time.
Which first name do the best actors and actresses in Hollywood share? What about the worst? We dive into some of the most popular names with the biggest stars on the big screen.
The Houston Rockets have reached an agreement on a trade for LA Clippers All-Star point guard Chris Paul, sources told ESPN. The Rockets will send Sam Dekker, Patrick Beverley and Lou Williams and a top-three protected 2018 first-round pick to the Clippers in exchange for Paul. Our two Houstonians react, Timmy and Jonathan, react to the blockbuster deal.
Timmy and Jonathan describe the good and bad of the Netflix show, Master of None, while trying to convince Albert to start watching it.
The highly anticipated 2017 NBA Draft is finally here! We discuss the top prospects, the flurry of trades and rumors around the league, and the LeBron James situation in Cleveland with team owner, Dan Gilbert.
Mok traveled to Taipei in May of 2017. On his quest, he uncovered some of the pros and cons with living and raising a family in China.
This week's Pocket Change episode dives into the world of referees and officials in sports. What makes a good or bad ref, what sport do they have the most influence in, and should leagues move toward implementing additional technology to rely less on the human element?
In our most recent episode, we discuss all of the great characters, memorable scenes, and timeless storylines from one of the most popular shows in television history -- Friends. In the final couple of seasons, NBC was paying each "friend" over a million dollars per episode. Which one became the biggest Hollywood star after the show's finale in 2003?
Pocket Change Thursday! This week, we dive into the world of animated movies. Are the classics better than the new ones? We also unveil upcoming movies coming down the pipeline.
Timmy and Albert deep dive into Tom Cruise's career in hollywood, spanning 4 decades of movie gold as they get ready for the release of The Mummy.
Timmy and Jonathan preview the 2017 NBA Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors. The first time in history the same two teams will meet in three consecutive years.
Six Pennies Podcast is made up of three guys -- Timmy Chui in Los Angeles, Jonathan Mok in Houston, and Albert Nguyen in Dallas. We each chime in and give our two cents on a variety of topics that include sports, entertainment, movies, television shows, music, celebrity gossip, and much more. In our first official episode, we introduce ourselves and discuss the vision of Six Pennies Podcast.