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What Are Your Thoughts?
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In this week's episode, we start things off by sending love to the Founder of the Clovis OG basketball league, the man better known as our father is celebrated to start the show. After seeing the ruckus at the 2021 Met Gala & VMA's, Isiah tries to get to the bottom of these aesthetically pleasing couples. A very peculiar Reddit post has us pondering whether or not Drill music has cast a spell on the youth & we send condolences to Norm Macdonald after the news of his sudden but sneaky passing.
In this week's episode, we welcome ourselves back after a few weeks of precautionary measures. Mariah catches us up with her life followed by some existential dread after a new study shows that hot dogs may be the new cigarettes. We shed some light on the chaos going on at the hands of the Taliban. Gov. Newsome & Gov. Cuomo battle to see who can be the most despised in their respective regions. A play-by-play is given for the preseason scuffle involving some co-ed Steeler fans & Chet Hanks stops by to celebrate his recent signing to SODMG.
In this week's episode, we start things off by showing some love to the trusty ol' co-host as it's Isiah's bday. We stumble upon an impromptu deep dive surrounding Harmony Korine after the birthday boy climbs out of a rabbit hole of the director. Ash Kutch & Mila Kun made the headlines after their controversial stance on bathing. We continue to speculate on the projects of Ye & Drizzy, and OFWGKTA alumni OG Juan was kind enough to provide us with some insight on social smoking.
In this week's episode, the robots have taken over as an audio mishap causes the entire episode to be compromised with an auto-tune-esque effect. Isiah attempts to give the safest possible review for Space Jam 2. California schools earn a victory in the school lunch sector. We see live on air just how quick dog walking can turn deadly & rumors of a possible Six Flags creep into the minds of fellow Fresnonians.
In this week's episode, we start things off by taking part in our yearly tradition of critiquing and applauding the XXL Freshman freestyles. The good ol' butterfly effect is brought up in a music context as we discuss some of the what if's surrounding the culture's biggest artists & The big owl is the topic of conversation once again as a bold take has Drizzy stepping on ANYONE in a Verzuz.
In this week's episode, we start things off by giving a recap of our slightly hectic independence day. Some retroactive predictions are given for this year's NBA Finals along with some details behind the drama involving Rachel Nichols & Maria Taylor. Diddy Dirty Money sets the internet ablaze after he recalls an intimate story involving him and a particular insect. Our host also shares some more horror stories from a life in retail.
In this week's episode, our loyal companion Sammie joins us this week as we reminisce on some of our fallen members of the ruff lineage. The hosts give their predictions on what may come of Harvey Levin's guest spot on the critically acclaimed show Macrodosing. A mid-flight meal gone viral has us questioning the very concept of mid-flight meals themselves. While staying on the topic of morals, Kyle Massey & Drake Campana battle to see who can be a bigger disappointment. Keenan Thompson is also given his flowers as we celebrate the comedy veteran earning a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
In this week's episode, our host starts things off by sharing one of her favorite moments from To Catch a Predator while accidentally shedding light on some of the skeletons that may be hiding in señor Chris Hansen's closet. Isiah sends some shoutouts to the dudes at Guitar Center. Usher shares his true feelings on T-Pain's contributions to music. Trick Daddy & our co-host unknowingly battle to see who can have the hottest take. We also look back fondly on times when school was our biggest inconvenience.
In this week's episode, we give some C-19 updates on when and where the mask restriction is lifted as we prepare ourselves for the possible reopening of society. Tyler, the Creator is about to bless his fans with a new project so it's only right we immediately compare his artistry to the biggest name in music. The 11th anniversary of Thank Me Later gives us a chance to reflect on over a decade's worth of life & in light of the upcoming Father's Day, we ponder how much a step-parent may factor into one's appreciation.
In this week's episode, we start things off by recapping the festivities that took place during our second accidental hiatus. Mariah helps another soon-to-be Fresnonian find some places to catch wreck in our city. As the first round of the NBA playoffs comes to a close, Isiah gives his take on Lebron as a leading man in Hollywood. People are putting mustard on their watermelon & there is an attempt to explain the genius behind Interstellar.
In this week's episode, we start things off by introducing our live studio audience. Mariah gives a play-by-play of the Game 3 matchup between the Phoenix Suns & Los Angeles Lakers followed by a recap of her birthday festivities. Our host shares some of her goals as she enters into her 30-hood. Drizzy earning the Artist of the Decade award at the Billboard Awards is discussed followed by a conversation surrounding a possible misunderstanding involving D-Wade & Gab Union. A brainstorming session about Father's day gifts leads us to a deep dialogue standing up for Fathers who are marginalized & Isiah defends those oppressed Fathers after a FB post suggests the abolishment of Dad's Day.
On this week's episode, we start things off by giving a PSA to any WAYTheads who would like to wish our host a happy birthday. The tragic conflict going on between Israel & Palestine is given another comb-through. We give our takes on the dating scene in Fresno after a study shows our city to be the best city for single folk. A video of a daughter putting her mom's boo on blast leads us to a discussion surrounding step-parents from a child's perspective. An ex-Chick-Fil-A employee goes viral after sharing her very unfortunate experience at the company. Marylin Manson once again has his dirty laundry aired & the once deceased beef between Lil Romeo & Lil Bow Wow is put back on the grill after a supposed Verzuz is on the menu between the two.
In this week's episode, our host questions our intelligence as a society after gas shortages cause a slight panic in certain corners of the USA. Elon Musk guest starring on SNL prompts us to make our own writer's room by attempting to seal the cracks over at NBC. Ellen pours one out for her own show. Thoughts on the upcoming lift of the mask mandate are shared. We try to stay as civil as possible when discussing the ongoing tragedy between Israel & Palestine and we are caught up to speed on the great Battle for Chicago.
In this week's episode, we start things off by showing our appreciation to Cinco de Mayo along with a recap of a very interesting breakfast at local favorite. We give an almost too fast of a review of the 2021 NFL Draft. Bill & Melinda Gates have officially split... we speculate from an entirely lower tax bracket. A video of a liquor store clerk smashing a bottle over a merchant's head forces Mariah to walk a mile in the shoes of a clerk at a cash register. An upcoming look at J. Cole's new album The Fall Off spawns the question of whether or not peak greatness can be reached after the world has seen almost everything. Our host also gives a PSA for anyone who is looking to earn some cash.
In this week's episode, we start things off with some hot takes from Mariah Kiper surrounding this year's NFL draft. Our co-host feels vindicated after Murs stands up for those of us whom never had the most desirable grade point average. Tyreese womenscapes. We attempt to delve a little deeper into the extremely sad & unfortunate situation surrounding Makhia Bryant. Big O.J. stops by to share his thoughts on inter-competition amongst transgender's in high school. DJ Khaled is back for another one & Isiah breaks down the process of stumbling onto your new barber.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a post April 20th recap. Mariah pats herself on the back for being three months removed from Dr. Green Thumb & Isiah shares his thoughts on 4/20 from a seasoned vet's perspective. Our views on the George Floyd trial are discussed. Chet Hanks has the headlines in a chokehold after he goes hunting for his summer fling. Our host spawns a question surrounding courteous partner etiquette & we give our predictions for what may be inside the upcoming smash 'F9'.
In this week's episode, we start things off by officially sending Earl Simmons better known as DMX the flowers he rightfully deserves. Our host is left to put the pieces of a Christina Ricci puzzle back together after a YouTube vid prompts the question of the actress' whereabouts. More condolences are sent after we do our attempt to figure out what happened to Minnesota native Daunte Wright. Bad Bunny had a date with Wrestlemania 37 & we attempt to make sense of the controversial decision to inform your partner of your stylistic choices
On this week's episode, we start things off with Mariah's vaccine adventure which spawns some defense cards when it comes to certain thoughts of paranoia. Caitlyn Jenner preps for a possible run at governor of California. Cher is welcomed to the new era of social media. We attempt to introduce a new segment & the strange life and times of Ms. Bhad Bhabie are combed through.
In this week's episode, we start things off with the uncle ruckus caused by Big Nas X & co. The White House K9 is making front page headlines after giving a middle paw to America. Death, taxes, and a couple arguing on a plane. Chet Hanks makes his case for most interesting man of 2021 & we send our condolences to the animals who are currently dealing with the destruction of the Suez Canal.
In this week's episode, we get our rhythm back after we ease into the new schedule. Isiah goes through the 4 or 5 stages of grief after his laptop was almost bricked. An MLK credit on the Bieb's new album allows us to transition to a discussion surrounding the so called "family man" Bob Saget. The increased violence throughout the country and our city has us searching for answers for some type of rational thinking. Our co-host gets on his director shi*t casings James Franco, Kevin James, and AJ Lee in upcoming films & we might've finally came in contact with the structure of reality after one of our hosts has an epiphany involving the stars of Empire.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a re-reminder of the show's schedule. America's Most Wanted, better known as the stimulus check is discussed after some of us are still on the outside looking in. The senseless hate-crime that recently took the lives of innocent Asian women in Atlanta is somberly brought up. Tina Turner keeps it as real as humanly possible. Mr. West makes history as the richest black man ever in the United States. The two hosts have a bit of a back & forth after recent studies show a spike in liver damage from alcohol amongst young women. Mariah's insomnia leads her down a rabbit hole of peculiar cases & thoughts and get-well wishes are sent to a one-year old boy who was irresponsibly shot by police.
In this week's episode, we update our listeners on our accidental hiatus and share a schedule change which is really just a reversion to our original schedule. The J. Rod & A.Lo situationship is fawned over as our host is left in utter disbelief after the reported news. Azealia Bank$ gets on her entrepreneurial tip after multiple sources say her $17k audio of a sextape resells for quintuple the asking price.
In this week's episode, Mariah shares the ups and downs from her most recent business trip. Her co-host gives a preview of the upcoming festivities on All-Star Sunday. An article from The Guardian leads us into a conversation surrounding the forgotten toxicity amongst early to mid 2000's pop culture. Jennette McCurdy shares her prospective on the unfilled and resentful life of being a child actor. Isiah recounts a bar from Scary Hours 2 that shook him to the core & more shenanigans from the life of Aaron Carter are reminisced upon.
In this week's episode, we almost start things off with some with some spousal-hatred inspired by puppets. A meteor is supposed to tour our planet around 2025. The Simpsons being renewed for their 33rd & 34th seasons prompts us to predict which shows currently have potential for similar longevity which leads into a slightly deeper discussion on television as a whole. Big Sean honorably stops by to share his perspective on metal health & ex-wife of Tyreese also stops by to give some advice on knowing your worth.
In this week's episode, we start things off by shedding light on the possibly artificial beef between The Legend Killer Randy Orton & Big Draco Soulja Man. Azealia Banks has a list and she's checking it twice. Gov. Cuomo is reminded that it's no longer the 50's. A very underground rap battle prompts us to discuss where the line may lay when it comes to the lyrical sparring & Marlon Wayans watching his own films on Esquire inspires the conversation behind a White Chicks sequel that may or may not be necessary.
In this week's episode, we start things off with the very memorable fling between Britney Spears & Columbus Short after the Spears elders were accused of some southern slang directed at the thespian. A post in the Fresno subreddit prompts us to give some do's and do not's to those who might be moving to the biggest little city. We share our thoughts on the Disney corp taking over Thursday Night Football. AOC steps up for all of us who may be weary of the new robot K9's & through the midst of bad audio on the end of your co-host, Mariah has a bit of an epiphany after spending some time in America's Tire.
In this week's episode, we start things off fresh from one of our newest recording locations all while trying to keep our lovely K9 Sammie off the bed. We shed light on a Virginia prison staffer who was wrongly thought to be smuggling and subsequently fired. Congratulations are sent to Abel & Marshall after the pair are the two most recent artists to crack at least a billion streams on each of their singles. Tiger Tiger Woods y'all is sent thoughts after his car accident. A mom jeopardizes her child's education after her OnlyFans is put on blast to a certain catholic community & our host does some reflecting on her early 20's.
In this week's episode, Mariah's coffee adventures lead us into a conversation surrounding a brave Columbia University professor named Carl Hart. Isiah gives the listeners some more school time stories. We discuss Michael Pittman's bold decision to not hand over no. 11 to Carson Wentz & our host sends some love to some more local businesses.
In this week's episode, Mariah shares her curious case of printer problems after things go array at work. Lebron is officially in album mode. The first ferret to be cloned, named Elizabeth Anne, has Isiah questioning the very fabric of reality. It's Kendall Jenner vs. the world after her new Tequila ruffles a lot of feathers. We send condolences to a brave Tennessee child after his life was taken attempting to save his sister in frozen water. Texas inmates are amongst the civilians who are currently dealing with the extreme impact of climate change. Isiah attempts to explain quantum computing & Ted Cruz proves he is an early nominee for parent of the year.
In this week's episode, we start thing off by rummaging through Isiah's paranoia when it comes to robots after Modesto introduces grocery-delivering cyborgs. Soon-to-be owner of the world Disney brings a very interesting dynamic to the small screen. Boosie stops by to share his thoughts on what may or may not be some inconsistencies surrounding relationships & Rush Limbaugh's death spark's the conversation behind mourning a piece of spit.
In this week's episode, we give our listeners a bit of a weekend/V-Day recap which brings our co-host to share his take on the trivialization of the love-filled holiday. We send hope and well-wishes to the residents down south after the news reports millions of Texans, midwesterners, and all-around southerners who are currently without electricity amongst other basic necessities. We send congratulations to Badgalriri after Fenty is revealed to be worth a billion dollars, this leads us to speculate on the next entertainer-owned conglomerate to be valued as such. Isiah shares memories of school-bathroom shenanigans & Terrance Howard stopped by (for what may or may not have been his second time) to share his thoughts on the fabric of reality.
In this week's episode, we start things off by decoding the long lost pastime of eating for taste vs. eating for nourishment which bleeds into the overarching conversation about some of our fondest Valentine's Day memories. Bam stops by to share his thoughts. An abortion bill in Tennessee does its darndst to set women back 100 years. Hershey and Nestle (along with others) continue to further the true perception of evil companies after reports of child slavery surface & in the spirit of the holiday's, Isiah attempts to get to the bottom of why some dude's are obsessed with Betty Boop.
In this week's episode, we start things off by imagining a world where the lovely beasts at the Chafee Zoo are released, allowing them to roam the streets of Fresno. Isiah shares some CVS shenanigans. DJ Akademiks stops by to share his thoughts on the possibility of undercover homosexuality in hip-hop. A proposal gone wrong leads us to speculate on how to properly pop the question to your partner. The Super Bowl streaker inspires Mariah to lay it all on the line in the name of not taking yourself too serious. Born This Way & Yonkers are both celebrated after the two singles are now a decade old.
In this week's episode, we start things off by giving a good ol' fashioned recap of the Super Bowl festivities (minus the streaker). Isiah brings awareness and sends condolences to those impacted by the glacier flood in Uttarakhand, India. Gene Simmons gets out of bed to shout out the youth which leads into a bit of a discussion on how hip-hop evolves alongside popular culture & Mariah gives a heartfelt review of "Framing Britney Spears".
In this week's episode, Mariah gives an early get out to Poki Bowl Express as she was highly disappointed in her meal, leading her to almost go full-courtside Karen on those helpless employees. We give a preview of Super Bowl LV along with our predictions for the bout, the dark underbelly of said extravaganza is also touched on. A Lamar Odom/Aaron Carter deathmatch is on the horizon which leads us to think of other dream fights between prominent members of society. The hush-hush, cough-cough act of indulging in illegal substances while on the clock is discussed. Yeezus is unfortunately under fire for allegedly finessing god's children & a recent study shows a strong correlation between the 559 and ghost sightings.
In this week's episode, we start things off by our co-host expressing his love for the month of February all while Mariah attempts to turn him into Mr. Valentine's Day. Condolences are sent to Dustin Diamond after news of his very untimely passing surfaces. The legacy the Saved By the Bell star will leave behind is theorized. Isiah tells the story of his introduction to Kim K's feature film & also shares his thoughts on the overt pandering in television. Marylin Manson is ripped a new one & the time Isiah got his a** kicked is briefly mentioned.
In this week's episode, we start things off by sending some cumpleaños love to family of the show, as it was recently our cousin Al & daughter-niece Olivia's birthdays. Lunch break drama inspires Mariah to share some of the times she felt it was necessary to indulge in others property. Seven-Eleven is the most recent victim of AirBnB. After a school in Oklahoma expels siblings for open-mindedness, Isiah questions how easily religion can override free-thinking. Paris Hilton auditions for the role of Mother Nature. Without getting too cliche, Isiah tries to find out whether aliens are as interesting as they once were & Bryson Tiller is given his well-deserved flowers after Mariah recently stumbles upon some gems from T R A P S O U L.
In this week's episode, we start things off by showing some love to our local listeners after engagement across our social media has shot up. Disgusting NFL o-lineman Chad Wheeler is the latest footballer to inflict domestic violence upon a significant other. We take a gander inside Pump's Playhouse. Mariah reflects on a classic Clovis East rumble. Party culture is given a bit of a deep dive after news arose of a Fresno State wrestler being accused for rape. Kristen Stewart's emotional range is once again the topic of conversation after her role as Princess Diana is brought back into the ethos and the rumored verzuz between Justin Timberiver & Ursher is theorized.
In this week's episode, both hosts start things off by sharing the thoughts that go through ones head as the age old, first world problem of having to deal with a power outage strikes again. We give a recap of AFC/NFC Championship Sunday. All Gas No Brakes (huge shoutout) provides us with something only a mother could love as we discuss the travesties that took place at the 2019 AVN Expo. Condolences are given to the interview legend Larry King after his sudden passing, we theorize who could be the rightful soul to claim his vacant spot on CNN & a Facebook post inspires the discussion behind step-parents being forced to play the role of guardian #1.
In this week's episode, Mariah starts things off by sharing her perspective on employment during zoom culture. Our host gives her predictions for the AFC & NFC Championship games. Dave Chappelle, Joe Rogan, Grimes & Elon Musk walk into a bar... The Verzuz between queens Keyshia Cole & Ashanti is discussed which leads into a debate on which household-name company would be worth selling out for. A universe in which Clay Aiken is put in blackface and forced to play P. Diddy in a possible Lil Kim biopic is theorized. We also send condolences to local hero Randy Villalobos along with global heroes Hank Aaron & Heath Ledger after each of their unfortunate passings.
In this week's episode, we get right into the grits and gravy of Inauguration Day by congratulating Kamala Harris & Joe Biden as they are sworn into office starting their new 9 to 5. Mariah is asked if she has a change of heart towards the future of society after the beginning of a new presidential term. Population control bleeds into a conversation surrounding coronavirus. Certified Lover Boy is unfortunately delayed after reports of Big Drizzy needing to focus on rehab & recovery. Isiah shares a conspiracy involving q-tips at his local CVS... or better yet... the lack thereof.
In this week's episode, we start things off by showing our appreciation to Martin Luther King Jr. and honor his day while sending love to other prominent members of the civil right movement. Mariah is forced to make the strenuous & psychologically draining decision of choosing between performing at the Inauguration or the Super Bowl. We get into a bit of a deep dive surrounding the recurring & senseless violence in Fresno after condolences were given to 18 year-old Dylan Shelton who was murdered driving down Blackstone. Isiah shares his perspective as a former 5 star recruit on the possibility of high school sports being shutdown at the hands of the Coronavirus. Birthday shoutouts are also given for those lucky enough to be born in January.
In this week's episode, for the third episode in a row... Isiah takes back his already taken back predictions after Lamar Jackson & Pat Mahomes both suffer concussions in the divisional round of the playoffs. Raz B stops by to shed some light on certain allegations surrounding Chris Stokes & Marques Houston. We share the very sad & unfortunate story of the 16 year-old autistic child killed by police which leads into a discussion emphasizing appropriate training for civilians as well as law enforcement. A waitress in Florida goes above & beyond the call of duty by saving an abused child right in front of the scumbag parents. DJ Clockwork is ready to release some previously vaulted Easy Mac mixes & Bow Wow shows us how to get a bag... mask or no mask.
In this week's episode, we attempt to balance truck driving and the unique skill of being entertaining to your child all while Mariah put her co-host on blast for not being "adventurous". A FB post inspires the conversation behind a send-off package given to a women after boots were knocked. The disastrous case involving Bobby Jo & Lisa Montgomery out of Missouri strikes the complex discussion of punishment for crimes committed by those that have mental disabilities. Our host gives her predictions for the divisional round of the NFL Playoffs. A president is impeached for a second time & Shawn Cotton spawns a conversation of the lengths one will go for some grub.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a recap from Super Wild Card weekend and all the slimey festivities. Isiah retroactively makes his Super Bowl predictions after he remembers the Chiefs exist. One of our hosts shares a story of a time where empathy was their downfall. A twitter user gives a very steamy take on fat-phobia & condolences are sent to the law enforcement who had their lives taken from them while protecting the Capitol.
In this week's episode, we start things off by accidentally stumbling onto a conversation comparing the artistry of chefs & music producers. Our thought are shared on the attempt to go viral by a psychopathic 22-year old who tries to justify assaulting a child over a phone. Isiah finally gives his prediction for the Super Bowl as we look ahead to Wild Card weekend. One of the hosts shares their thoughts on the foundation of friendships. We hear from a few fellers in the NBA as they share their thoughts on the destruction taking place in D.C. & we give the latest on the now extinguished fire between Tracy Chapman & Nicki Minaj.
In this week's episode, we start things off by calling on the likes of Jamie Foxx & Channing Tatum to try and save Olympus. The events caused by domestic terrorists aimed at the Capitol building are discussed while comparing hypothetical repercussions in an alternate scenario. Isiah comes to the defense of Kanye after he is slandered by bored rumors alleging a hookup between Yeezy & Jeff Star. The disgusting & horrid underbelly of Nickleodeon is once again brought to light after "child" sensation Jojo Siwa attempts to explain the pedo-pleasing questions in her new card game. One of our hosts also has a possible hot take on parents who double as protestors.
In this week's episode, we start things off by discussing the highly controversial act better known as "New Year Resolutions". Our host gives an update on her plans for 2021 as she begins the process for what may very well be her career. Mariah shares a very unfortunate news story out of Egypt where 30 ICU patients were found dead. We discuss the possibility of Fresno becoming the new Florida. Many drinks were poured after finding out Tower Theatre will no longer be. We say goodbye to KimYe after reports of divorce make the headlines. Thoughts and prayers are sent to Dr. Dre after news breaks that the legend suffered an aneurysm. Parallels are drawn between X-Raided & Tay-K after it is announced that lyrics will now be admissible during trials\court hearings & one of our hosts gives an impromptu audition for America's Next Top Idol.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a quick audible, moving from the original somber topic about a Fresno woman being hit by a stray bullet to a little more narcissistic conversation surrounding our own hopes for the upcoming year. The Georgia senator who excels in spousal-vehicular-assault is discussed. A Facebook post inspires a conversation behind the peculiar scenario of waiting seven years before your turn in the big leagues. We compare the logistics of aesthetics between surfers & skaters. The death of hip-hop legend MF DOOM is also discussed as we attempt to pay tribute to the Masked Man better known as Daniel Dumile.
Enjoy WAYT's year-end review. The same type of review we were supposed to give at the end of 2019 & the very same review you'll be hearing at the beginning of 2021. Thank you to all the listeners and supporters of What Are Your Thoughts? who have been with us since the beginning & who will be with us in the future.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a recap from our Christmas break. Isiah shares his feelings on those prematurely judging Whole Lotta Red. The RV bombing that took place in Nashville is discussed. One of the hosts pats themselves on the back after a come-from-behind victory in their fantasy football championship. Mariah is forced to ponder the last time she experienced genuine fear. A fly's place in the food chain is unfortunately discovered after one of the hosts expresses their hatred for the carnivorous beast. We also send some love to Majestic Detail after recently beginning a partnership with the company.
Merry Christmas from yours truly at WAYT. In this week's episode, we share a few of our thoughts on the state of this year's holiday. Isiah gives his theory as to why there's been so much drama surrounding EDD and the stimulus package as a whole. What else are China & Russia doing with our information? We discuss former President Trump pardoning the group of U.S. soldiers who killed innocent civilians in the Middle East circa 2007. Playboi Carti continues to stir the pot as he prepares to release his upcoming album. A bit of a preview is given for the upcoming 2020-2021 NBA season & the hosts of WAYT share some of their appreciation to the immensely important listeners of the show.
In this week's episode, we start things off with some history on Hanukkah & Kwanza which leads into a bit of self-promotion as we introduce WAYT's Paetron (along with some love sent to our Father who is our very first Patron). The possibility of grocery stores being shutdown is discussed after Gov. Newsome suggests a 5-day lockdown for all retail stores. Obama's top 50 songs of 2020 are semi-reviewed. An 18-year old visiting the Cayman Islands is harshly sent to prison as she does the race to be with her jet ski-champion lover, which causes Isiah to ponder why certain individuals in alternate situations aren't given the same sympathy when harshly incarcerated. A sick & disgusting man out of Virginia flies to our neck of the woods in hopes to be with a 12-year old while simultaneously sending threatening letters to the president. We play old audio of big Snoop D O double G sharing his thoughts on Eminem and his hit song "Stan". One of our hosts is forced to choose between a Bear and a Chimp to defend themselves against & Mariah discovers the true meaning of fossil fuels are live on air.
In this week's episode, we start things off by sending love to the Juggalos which is prompted by a bit of a retrospective on the friendship of a friend of the show. Mariah shares a bit of drama in her professional life. Marshall Mathers makes his return with a new song and video directed by Cole Bennett. Our host shares her picks for Week 15 in the NFL. Shoutouts are also given to Sesame Street & Lil Baby for doing their part in the world and making a difference in individual's lives.
In this week's episode, we start things off with some love sent to our hoop family from Holmes and give a plug to some local businesses such as E&B Lawn Care and The Picture People in Riverpark. The Pat McAfee Show spawns one of our host's interest in Tim Allen's sketchy past as a man moving a little more weight than he can handle. Tyler Perry's recent tweet has the ladies just throwing themselves at the man. The rollout to Playboi Carti's upcoming project Whole Lotta Red is discussed. Tom Cruise shows us how much C-19 means to him. Clifford Harris (along with 21 Savage) stops by to share his thoughts on father-daughter time. Chris Webby also stops by to perform one of his greatest hits.
In this week's episode, one of our hosts is stumped after being forced to make a life or death decision between the different routes of achieving a degree. We inherit the soon-to-be first lady's beef with Joseph Epstein of the Wall Street Journal. Mariah experiences the classic feeling of working with a closet racist. We discuss the discrepancies of gift-giving during the holidays. An upcoming versus between E-40 & Too Short prompts Isiah to defend the honor of Ashanti. Andrew Cuomo is the most recent man in a suit to have allegations brought towards them & we share a story out of Fresno where fun with guns turns deadly.
In this week's episode, we start things off with the most recent news surrounding the vaccine for
C-19. Isiah speculates on the tabs being kept between the ladies on The View. We send condolences to the family and friends of Tiny Lister while speaking fondly about his time as an actor. The disappointing allegations towards Shia Lebouf made by FKA Twigs are brought to light. One of our hosts attempts to make sense of the hypocrisy encompassing certain religions. We discuss the recent decision allowing psychedelics to be used in clinical trials to treat depression & Isiah gives his reviews for the recent releases by Cudi & J.Harlow.
In this week's episodes, one of our hosts may or may not have experienced their most recent instance of racism which leads into the overarching conversation surrounding the morality of landlords. Isiah shares his inexperience in money management. The execution of Brandon Bernard is unfortunately discussed. We give a recap of Week 13 in the NFL & Mariah gives her predictions for Week 14 in the NFL. The nice people over at r/hiphopheads conjure up a hypothetical beef between J. Cole & Eminem. Also, we woefully send more condolences to the family of Casey Goodson Jr. after he becoming another victim of murder by police.
In this week's episode, Mariah lets us in on a little behind-the-scenes of her current life in school. Isiah shares what he believes it means to be a leader of the family. One of our hosts also has some good news about the journey on their entrepreneurship. Logan Paul puts his money where his mouth is and challenges Mayweather to a TLC match. We show respect to the honorable 420Doggface. Cardi B does Cardi B. One of our hosts has an epiphany after watching a Matthew McConaughey interview. Meek Mill shows his philanthropy. Condolences are also sent to a family mourning the loss of their child after an accident involving a train took place near Christmas Tree Lane.
In this week's episode, we start things off (from different parts of the world) with some local news as Paco Balderrama is soon to be named as the new police chief of Fresno County. A Clovis farmer murders a dog in defense of his cattle & a male high school student in Texas was suspended for painting his nails. Rico Nasty shares her thoughts on the continuous plight of the majority of women in society. Demar DeRozan shares the horrifying experience of a home invasion only to find out the scumbag was looking for Kylie.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a steaming hot take from one of the hosts about some of America's favorite Christmas movies. Drizzy has now evolved into a candle. Isiah shares a story of a murder being prompted by disrespected leftovers. A 300-person swingers convention out of New Orleans is discussed. Mariah gives her predictions for Week 13 in the NFL which leads into an imaginary battle between a lion & a bear. A very interesting Red Thoughts topic shares the idea of a nightmare world where literally every single insect on Earth goes to war with us humans.
In this week's episode, one of our hosts sponsors the episode themselves by introducing La Casa de Queso, owned by none other than the one & only Mariah. President-Elect Biden is currently week to week with a foot fracture, we discuss the commander-in-chief donning his new walking boot. Juno star Elliot Page, formerly known as Ellen Page announces his gender change & two birds are thieved from Fresno Chaffee Zoo. Kelly Clarkson enters the world of baby-daddy drama. We drive ourselves insane trying to figure out if a man in Texas is running a nightclub or a restaurant. The fights from black Friday weekend take us down memory lane to the Chris Brown vs. Soulja Boy bout that never was.
In this week's episode, we start things off by accidentally stumbling onto a conversation inspired by a real-life Bonnie & Clyde. The justice department spawns a discussion surrounding the complex nature of execution methods, Isiah attempts to explain the Brazen Bull to Mariah. Our host gives her predictions for Week 12 in the NFL. Are vaccines a ploy to get more viewers for the Roy Jones Jr. vs. Mike Tyson fight? No, they are not. However, that makes for a much more interesting episode description.
In this week's episode, we start things off with some of our favorites memories from Thanksgiving & Black Friday. A situation in Fresno leads us to debate the need for gun use amongst the youth. Former President Obama walks back his statement on the rap music and even extends an olive branch to Drake in regards to a role, playing Barack. Isiah questions wedding invite protocols. We also debut the new smash hit from Hawkeye aka Jeremy Renner titled 'Stereo Love'.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a weekend rehash then transition into a quick recap of Week 11 in the NFL. Mariah shares her thoughts on Tom Brady picking & choosing when he feels it's appropriate to stand tall in defeat. This year's Grammy nominations are discussed which leads us into The Weeknd's real thoughts on said award show. We, unfortunately, send condolences to another elote man who was recently murdered in Fresno and Mariah has her mind blown when she finds out Quiznos is still in business.
In this week's episode, Mariah is beginning to have a theme of existential crisis upon finding new employment. Is Mercury in retrograde? We don't know either. Our host also shares her picks for week 11 in the NFL. Lavar Ball stops by to share the advice he gave to LaMelo. Marshall Mathers' mansion makes headlines & Isiah reminds the world of the beauty once known as Celebrity Championship Wrestling. Some jokers also attempted to remove Obama from the public Rolodex.
In this week's episode, we get into some heavy-hearted discussions surrounding the highs & lows of the controversial holiday known by most as Thanksgiving. Mariah describes the influence of Khloe K to her co-host while also bravely sharing the work she'd get done if given the opportunity. Weezy Baby is in legal trouble, unfortunately. The Pope and IG Dimes are a match made in heaven. We also wreck our brains trying to decide which franchise is better, Saw or the Fast & Furious.
In this week's episode, we welcome ourselves back after about a week-long spiritual journey. Mariah shares her experience receiving a drive-thru coronavirus test with a bit of a recap from week 10 in the NFL. We share our thoughts on brother Abel getting chose to perform at the upcoming Super Bowl. Obama shares his thoughts on rap music leading to the over-materialization of society. BSpears is trying to gain back control of her estate & Isiah attempts to work through the nightmare scenario of having to reintroduce yourself to someone who may not remember.
In this week's episode, an almost forgotten recap of the never-ending election is given along with the thought of how we would handle being the first children of the first lady. A conversation about nitrous leads Isiah to ponder which substance addiction would be the easiest to manage while working a 9 to 5. Chet Hanks stops by to share his thoughts on the aftermath of the recent presidential race. Mariah gives a recap of week 9 in the NFL. Drizzy sends WAYT a message while in recovery. Isiah also tries to keep the objectiveness when discussing certain legends.
In this week's episode, Mariah starts things off with her thoughts following day 1 of the presidential race which transitions us to the peculiar scenario of two girls, one car. We sadly mourn King Von and try to understand the situation surrounding the murder of the rising Chicago rapper. Mariah shares her predictions for week 9 in the NFL. Albeit blasphemous, we attempt to find a Versus opponent for The King of Pop. Mariah sparks a conversation surrounding identity issues amongst our youth. Greece finally allows dogs to have their day after a recent law is passed making animal abuse a serious offense.
In this week's episode, we reminisce & pat ourselves on the back for 100 episodes of WAYT... the never-ending election is brought up which sparks the discussion of political ideologies ending friendships & relationships. We share our thoughts on the transparency of drug use amongst co-workers which are derived from Oregon making the decision to decriminalize possession of all drugs including cocaine, heroin, LSD, and meth. Where we would be if WAYT never existed is also imagined.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a trip down memory lane from both of our previous vehicle's perspectives. Kim K's trip to parts unknown is discussed which leads into the generosity of Mr. West. YouTube commenter Hassan Campbell stops by to share his thoughts on the death of Philadelphia native Walter Wallace. Ex-Teen Mom star stops by to share her thoughts on life outside of the series & Lil Wayne's comments on the president are dissected. We also premiere a brand new song from professional driver Vin Diesel.
In this week's episode, Mariah starts things off by simply questioning the ideal time for therapy, she also gives her predictions for week 8 in the NFL which also features a quick synopsis of Remember the Titans. The concept of a "real man" is discussed. Baseballman Justin Turner sacrifices it all to celebrate. Officially, there is a 50/50 chance we are living in a simulation. G-Baby also stops by to share his thoughts on the climate of the film industry in 2020.
In this week's episode, we give a recap of our weekend at Johnny's as well as a recap of week 6 in the NFL. Our thoughts on Amy Coney dog Barrett and her new position on the team of the Supreme Court are discussed. Mariah gives a ranking of the top 10 culturally inappropriate Halloween costumes. Our host also shares her theory on the concept of school itself.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a recap of Mariah's trip to ZooBoo which prompts us to question whether or not animals are even aware of holidays. Condolences are sent to ourselves after Isiah shares the very graphic & NSFW situation of our dog Daisy passing away. We give a scary movie power ranking of Scary Movie. We let the listeners in on a little known fellow named Nuka Zeus. Mariah shares the sad & inhumane situation surrounding the children being locked in cages at the hands of the U.S. government. Waka Flocka has some peculiar political ideologies. One of our hosts also shares the story of them vs. a K9 unit.
In this week's episode, Isiah starts the episode with some thoughts sent to our loyal canine Daisy as she is currently experiencing the trials and tribulations of being an elderly dog. Mr. Giuliani is the star of the upcoming sequel to Borat, a scene from the upcoming film is dissected. The recent viral video of the two sisters turned who turned into Anna & Nina is discussed. Two Milwaukee women are on the prowl and Mariah shares her experience from the pumpkin patch. The consistency of the FPD is also discussed.
In this week's episode, Mariah schools her co-host on sleep paralysis, 50 Cent also schools us on financial politics as well as the art of filmmaking. Somehow this leads to an impromptu review of Hostel & Cabin Fever. Nuke Bizzle shows us the lighter side of scamming. Almost 20 years later and JLo is still fighting for her spot on the block which leads to the deeper discussion of darker-skinned people being discriminated against within their own culture. Aubrey O'Day is coming for Diddy's neck and we, unfortunately, shed some more light on the recent surge of violence in our city.
In this week's episode, we start things off with Mariah getting her groove back. Contrary to the last episode, we share the positive qualities surrounding Fresno from a different perspective. The highly controversial discussion of serving your man food on a paper plate is touched on. Our patna Slim Thug stops by along with an appearance from the world-renowned music producer Darkchild, as he shares his thoughts on the King of Pop during the later stages of Mike's life. Drake could possibly be in some legal trouble. We also ponder on the theory of animals possibly having it easier than humans.
In this week's episode, Kanye opens up the show with a speech. A Fresnonian shares his thoughts on the biggest little city after being away for an extended period of time. We pour one out for all the military husbands which leads into the double standard surrounding men & women when it comes to cheating. Mariah lets some sh*t off her chest regarding men who try and use mothers as punchlines. We also discuss whether or not award shows even matter this decade.
In this week's episode, we start things off by shedding light on the recent uptick in crime throughout Fresno and discuss whether or not a mayoral change will have an effect on said violence. Isiah sends his congratulations to the Lakers on their Finals victory which leads into our thoughts on Megyn Kelly grilling Mavs owner Mark Cuban on the NBA's relationship with China. Bill Burr's SNL monologue is examined & McDonald's ALMOST got away with it.
In this week's episode, we start things off with sending some love to our grandmother after she was forced to sit out Game 5 of the NBA Finals due to injury. We share the horribly unfortunate story of a Vegas man who decided to choose his car window over his daughter. Mariah is forced to choose between experiencing the Paris Catacombs, a North Korean labor camp, or attempt to escape the towers falling on 9/11. Isiah shares what the people at Lays are doing to revolutionize the potato chip. The story of the Michigan governor almost being kidnapped is discussed. Also, one of our hosts is educated on the likes of bleach & fabric.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a post-debate reaction and break down the highlights from the Kamala/Pence slugfest. The contrarians who donated money to a murderers GoFundMe leads us into attempting to figure out what is deemed as edgy in 2020. We share our thoughts on the perception of vegans being labeled as extremists. Rick Moranis is still trying to figure out if he has lingering beef from his days on Honey I Shrunk the Kids or if its simply mistaken identity. Mariah also shares her displeasure with the hairstyles of our men in the Central Valley.
In this week's episode, we restart a couple of times before we finally get the show on the road and allow Mariah to give us a nutritionist's perspective on the difference between a fulfilling & unfulfilling meal. We share a local story involving student/teacher beef at our very own Fresno City College. Perez Hilton is coming out with a memoir if anyone cares. We also do a live on-air taste test of some caramel popcorn from overseas in Morro Bay.
In this week's episode, we start things off with the sickness heard around the world as the president and the first lady among others are the latest to be caught by corona. Mariah gives her picks for Week 4 in the NFL. Isiah questions why humans and wild animals have yet to develop the ability to maintain friendships between each other. One of our hosts also questions the integrity of the comedy in the show How I Met Your Mother.
In this week's episode, we start things off with our emotions running high as a pre-show argument carries over to the start of the program. Shemar Moore stops by to say wassup to the hosts. We give a recap of the first presidential debate. Gov. Newsome proposes a bill to give reparations for slavery. Somehow we stumble onto a conversation about the meaning of life prior to Red Thoughts and Mariah shares a letter recently given to her by a loved which gives us a glimpse into the host's past.
In this week's episode, we start things off by giving a recap of week 3 in the NFL. We also share a pre-show story in which Mariah has some very choice words for the male species. The unique situation of splitting the bill on a date is discussed after an IG video shows two individuals attempting to crunch some numbers after lunch. Politics as usual are on the menu which leads to us having to make the extremely difficult decision of choosing between the lump sum of lottery winnings or a periodic payout. Mariah makes her co-host choose between being in love with a woman who has a tail or a woman who does not. Isiah also shares some tales from his days in school.
In this week's episode, we start things off by questioning the people who are questioning the accolades of black women in the entertainment industry which then leads to us questioning the individuals named on the somewhat recent issue of TIME's 100 Most Influential People list. Mariah gives her picks for Week 3 in the NFL which transitions into the unique family structure between Ciara, Future & Russell Wilson. Mariah gives us the origins of her namesake Mariah Carey. We also give a very special shoutout to our rodent friends on the other side of the globe after a rat from Cambodia is gifted a medal for lifesaving bravery & dedication to duty.
In this week's episode, the results in the Breonna Taylor verdict are discussed along with unfortunately another murder at the hands of police (rest in peace Dijon Kizzee). We get into the Top 500 Albums of All Time list made by Rolling Stone and try to make sense of anyone attempting to rank 500 of anything. Ellen's season 18 return monologue is dissected from a podcaster's perspective and Mariah feels the wrath & repercussion from leaving a scathing review about Lucy's Lounge.
In this week's episode, Mariah starts things off by sharing the unconditional love she has for her car which in doing so allows her to keep some perspective on having to be car-less for a while. We also get into a debate over what type of service to expect from any establishment in these quarantine times. Jason Whitlock & Doug Gottlieb's comments on Katie Nolan & Maria Taylor are examined along with updates on the acrimonious split between Dr. Dre & ex-wife Nicole. There could very well be a spy among us as an NYC police officer is arrested for providing information to the Chinese government.
In this week's episode, we start things off by sending our condolences to Ruth Bader Ginsberg and acknowledge her contributions to the supreme court. Mariah gives her picks for week 2 of the NFL. We inadvertently get into the origins of Travis Scott which then leads into another discussion of death & suicide. The 2020 XXL Freshman freestyles are ranked almost a month later & the recent split of power couple Cardi B & Offset is also briefly touched on.
In this week's episode, Mariah starts things off by letting us on in the origins of former Nobel Peace Prize recipient & current DJ Paris Hilton. The career trajectories of some of our favorite artists are projected. We bring up the somewhat recent controversy surrounding Netflix and its film Cuties which leads into a very interesting Instagram post from Rose McGowan. We continue to follow the battle of Kanye vs. major labels. Retired former Super Bowl champion Osi Umenyiora gives a very insightful and interesting perspective as to why he would not take a knee or protest as an NFL player. We discuss the current clip going around of Joe Rogan freely using the N-word on various occasions which ultimately transitions into a bigger discussion of when or when is it not okay to use the word if you are not a black woman or man. The legacy of Big Pun is also brought to light once again.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a recap from week 1 in the NFL. Kanye gives us another plethora of insightful tweets. The new craze of "extinction denial" anti-science theories are discussed. Woodstock 99 is used to spark a question of when society as a whole lost its innocence which leads to us trying to predict how a human culture may look decades from now. The new season of Dancing With the Stars is also mentioned.
In this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a 9/11 reflection which then poses the question of "what is on and off-limits in comedy?" we break a tragic situation down from the perspective of the comedian and the victim. This also leads us to the question that has came across all of our minds at least once "what does God laugh at?" Isiah wants to know if you'd still go to Disneyland in a world where all their employees are thieves. Mariah asks if it's possible for a single mother to raise a boy into a man. A deadly car crash in Fresno taking place on Maple near Arsenio's is discussed which then leads into the difference between bad people and bad drivers. The upcoming NFL season is also quickly mentioned.
In this week's episode, we start things off by bringing awareness to the fires blazing throughout Oregon & Washington after failing to do so last episode while also continuing to shed light on the fires in California. Harvey Levin BKA El Diablo as once proclaimed by Chris Brown is added to the long list of people who are in charge of a conglomerate that allows abuse and & misogyny in the workplace. We pour one out for Keeping Up With the Kardashians as it was recently announced that the critically-acclaimed thriller series is coming to an end. Eminem quietly dealt with unwanted houseguests. Puppy play is given an in-depth look. Isiah also shares some more fantasy football stories.
On this week's episode, we start things off once again with some birthday love to our cousin Roni as well as some birthday wishes to Eazy-E along with the remembrance of 2Pac & Mac Miller. Mariah shares some advice to her brother on what she believes would be the ideal time to settle down and start a family. North Korea is making moves on the apocalypse front, we discuss the recent submarine testing by the secret estate. Three 6 Mafia is suing $uicide Boy$ over dozens of uncleared records. We also take some time to send our appreciation to the individuals combating the raging fires taking places throughout California.
On this week's episode, we try to give a preview of the 2020 Labor Day Weekend along with a way-too-early discussion for what may be on the menu for Halloween. We send some birthday love to our cousin Carolyn & the unforgettable dynamic of TV legends Keenan & Kel is brought up. Mariah shares some info on her recent adventure with our Uncle Baby. We ponder on the duality of landlords & one of Future's babymommas tries her best to convince us that a child needs $11 million to live a proper life. More shadiness surrounding the murder of Breonna Taylor is discussed. The origin of Labor Day is also quickly figured out.
On this week's episode, we start things off by showing love to moms who go the distance for the things that truly matter. Nancy Pelosi is being put on blast for quite the opposite of going the distance. Tyler Perry is given congratulations for officially becoming a billionaire, we also discuss if the criticism he's garnered over the years has been acceptable. The new Dancing With The Stars lineup is announced which us leads to rack our brains trying to figure out if or when O.J. Simpson will be accepted back into celebrity status. Ron Jeremy is absolutely disgusting and they are beating R.Kelly's ass in jail if anyone was wondering. 50 Cent is also ready to start the chapter in life where G-Unit never existed.
On this week's episode, fantasy football expert Mariah starts things off by giving some advice on who you should draft if you have the first overall pick. We pay our condolences to Chadwick Boseman, Clifford Robinson, John Thompson & Lute Olsen. We share our thoughts on the thespian's untimely passing and do our best to honor the star's legacy. Bella Thorne has officially broken OnlyFans. The VMA's are discussed. Isiah attempts to figure out how a critique becomes acclaimed while comparing The Sandlot to Schindler's List. New evidence is coming to light within the Jacob Blake case and the hosts have a discussion on what it means to confidently identify with one's culture.
On this week's episode, we give some updates on the extreme weather taking place in Louisiana & Kansas while also sending thoughts and prayers to those being forced to deal with heightened conditions. Meteorologists are praised as the unsung heroes of the news world & the Konosha protest murders spark a discussion on gun control amongst children. Brandon Marshall is yet another victim of racial profiling by police. How does one appropriately forgive and grieve? Can you make 100K last from right now to the rest of your life? We also send some birthday love to our cousin Gregory & Elon Musk is courteous enough to let us implant a FitBit in our brain.
On this week's episode, big things are happening in the sports world. The Milwaukee Bucks led the domino effect that sparked multiple organizations across the MLB & NBA to protest the reoccurring instances of social injustices towards minorities. We get into a bit more of the background on the attempted murder of Jacob Blake by Konosha, Wisconsin police which leads into the recent deaths of two protestors caused by a domestic terrorist. An interesting theory is posed by DJ Vlad at the expense of John Salley stating that video games play a large part in the hinderance of a man's development. We also briefly touch on an unemployment scheme scam ran out of Californ IA.
On this week's episode, we share some deeply heartfelt messages from Vanessa Bryant & Allen Iverson regarding The Black Mamba's birthday & the recently anointed Kobe Day. The president is officially re'd up for nomination & the Conway's are causing their kids to question the concept of a family. It gets real philosophical as the two hosts have a bit of a back and forth while discussing free will. The complex topic is looked at from many perspectives.
On this week's episode, we start things off with the semi-recent Bill Clinton pics that have surfaced along with our thoughts on just how deep of a hole he might be in after said flicks came to light. Mommy's throughout the Valley are gathering on FB to discuss their evacuation plans if the smoke really gets settled which turns into a deep dive into Summer Walker's recent parenting tips. Will Twitter turn into Blockbuster? We reminisce on the time when Boston boy Mark Wahlberg claimed he could stop 9/11. Megan The Stallion gets past the BS and lets us hear what really happened on the night of her getting shot. Domestic violence is discussed. The last commercial to make us customers is also brought up.
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On this week's episode, it is 24 hours later and Isiah is convinced David Blaine is an otherworldly entity. The co-host shares his thoughts on the artist's work and also gives us a heads up on the upcoming event titled Ascension. We get into the seriousness of the fires raging throughout Northern California while sending love to the essential farmers and firefighters who are putting their lives on the line working under these conditions. Mariah shares an update on little Olivia's first day in Head Start which leads into teachers having to deal with recreational activities going on during Zoom lessons. We also periodically check in with the guys and gals at the DNC.
On this week's episode, Mariah starts things off with tales from her weekend starring as an extra on Reno 911. Seriously though, we get into the legend that is David Blaine along with some background on the recent string of robberies committed by the Hoover Crips. The idea of parents confronting their child's bully is discussed. The recent Tik Tak sensation "acesheaintcominbro" is trending after videos of her picking up where Chris Hanson left off go viral and Isiah finally shares his true feelings on The Brahma Bull Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
On this week's episode, Isiah lets us in on his recent infatuation with enormous crowds at concerts which leads to some interesting theories on the future of live music. We discuss the new joint involving Chicago's very own Lil Durk & Canada's chosen one big Drake. The head owl's upcoming album Certified Lover Boy is on the Horizon along with updates on this year's XXL Freshman, Mariah shares her thoughts on the bunch. Neverland Ranch is described from perspective of someone who is retelling a story. The President is trying it's best to corrupt the United States Postal Service. The age old question of "what would you do if I just walked in your house and took ownership?" is finally answered. We unfortunately send condolences and share a tragic and confusing story surrounding the murder of Connar Hinnton.
On this week's episode, we start things off with the Koala Kamala Harris news as she is set to become Joe Biden's Vice President. We share our thoughts on the political move as well as discuss who else may have been right for the spot. Bits and pieces of Tiffany Haddish's interview on VladTV are brought up. Nickleback tries to defend its crown of most cringeworthy band. Jackass 4 is coming to existence sometime in the near future and we also try to make sense of the hoopla surrounding the WAP video.
On this week's episode, Mariah starts things off with another interesting story from her party rock anthem days. Isiah brings up the "art vs. artist" debate regarding one of the GOATS Big Pun. We get sidetracked onto a conversation about The King of Pop and even remind our listeners of some legal lore involving Michael Jackson & Eminem. A peculiar video from Instagram in which a couple are having a heated debate over OnlyFans is dissected. We also share a sad story involving multiple people in Baltimore who were either killed or severely injured due to a natural gas explosion.
On this week's episode, we start things off local with the somewhat recent resurgence of the Chaffee Zoo which then leads us into some regional news regarding Buffalo Bills CB Tre'davious White. We discuss whether or not Bills fans are in the right to call him selfish for choosing to opt-out of the upcoming season. Mexico is making some very important health moves with some recent changes to their snack selection in stores as well as some interesting changes towards the schooling. Handyman Leonardo DiCaprio is used an example to help figure out manipulation amongst couples with vast age differences. Red Thoughts are back like they never left. Azealia Banks is also in the news after recent talks of self-euthanasia.
On this week's episode, we start things off with the unusual catastrophe that recently took place in Lebanon. We try to clear up any questions or misconceptions surrounding the incident. Dr. Andre Young is in the news as we discuss whether or not his ex-wife Nicole should be entitled to half of his earnings. J. Cole got what he asked for but at what cost... we bring up the Detroit Pistons offering the artist a tryout. John Salley compares eating meat to taking heroin. The sticky subject of domestic violence is touched on briefly. We also try to dissect the harboring resentment and feelings that Logic probably has towards Joe Budden.
On this week's episode, Mariah starts things off by letting us in on some interesting events that took place over her weekend along with her thoughts on a very disrespectful video trending on the twittersphere. Isiah gives an impromptu lesson on the stock market. We share our thoughts on the recent legal news surrounding the Boston bomber which leads us into a discussion about death penalty. Jermaine Cole is now beginning his journey towards the NBA. Red Thoughts is back. We also share some new allegations regarding Common.
On this week's episode, we have some heavy hearts as we start things out with the rememberence of our beloved dog & brother Bo. We send our condolences to our pet who was much more of a member of the family along with love sent to Jacob Fuentes & Ryan Breaux who have also unfortunately passed away recently. Is removing your child's door a reasonable punishment? Are tips when eating out mandatory? The NBA is officially back, we quickly breakdown the return of basketball as well as some interesting actions involving Orlando Magic forward Johnathan Isaac. We introduce a new Reddit segment. Isiah answers the daunting question of whether or not he would ever become a foot fetish model. Some new updates to the case of Ghislaine Maxwell are also exposed.
On this week's episode, we have a bit of birthday celebration episode for one of our hosts. We get into a little bit more of their origin while they attempt to give some background info that some of us may or may not already know. PARTYNEXTDOOR TWO is shown some love as it turns 6 years old, Isiah shares his affinity for the album. The president accidentally leads us into a theory on modern day slavery from a metaphorical standpoint. Mariah also has a very interesting question on the value humans place on death & an afterlife.
On this week's episode, we discuss the possibility of a battle between two R&B heavyweights: Usher Raymond & Chris Brown although somehow Isiah brings T-Pain into the debate. We also bring up the double-standard of men being abused. The infamous Wendy Peffercorn incident from The Sandlot is looked at through a 2020 lens. The debate of whether or not a woman should be obligated to take man's last name during marriage is brought up. Extra unemployment benefits could be nearing an end so we discuss the impact that may have on those who are unable to work along with our thoughts on the case surrounding Manson Family member Leslie Van Houten.
On this week's episode, we send a bit of thanks to our friend Dominic St. Clair for recently being a guest on WAYT along with a quick recap of the interview. We also some show some love to our loyal listeners. Mariah gives a semi-origin story as she lets us in on some history during her transition into adult life. Marques Houston we have a problem, the former B2K affiliate is back in the news after he finds himself engaged with an 18 year-old kidnap victim. We discuss the choice of being an artist who's commercially successful or an artist who's seen as an underground legend. Two men are given their flowers as we say Rest In Peace to Regis Philbin & Civil Rights activist/congressmen John Lewis. The tragic story out of Madera involving the alleged murder of 2-year old Thaddeus Sran is discussed along with whether or not parents of this generation are taking necessary precautions when it comes to their child's safety.
On this week's episode, we bring you another interview live from Central Valley Talk starring Dominic St. Clair, a filmmaker who who has just released his fourth project at the ripe age of 20. He shares some of the adjustments film crews and set personnel may have to go through during a pandemic. He lets us in on some insight when it comes to the inner-workings and intricacies of filmmaking. We also get some info on the process behind of each of his four films.
On this week's episode, some activities from our Saturday & Sunday are remembered followed by some breaking news from a Yeezy tweet storm. That leads us into our thoughts on the Kanye rally taking place over the weekend with an attempt to make sense of the dialogue given from Yeezus, along with an interesting theory on the Kardashians. Steve Stoute shares an interesting sentiment regarding the state of music if Drake were to go independent. We discuss the strange story involving a federal judge out of New Jersey and the shooting of her husband & son. Mariah also gives a very interesting comparison of our current commander-in-chief & a certain German dictator.
On this week's episode, we give a recap of our interview with Omar "Super" Huerta and share some of our thoughts on the discussion along with what we took away from our meeting with the man. Mariah leads story time as we bring up two separate incidents that recently took place (we do our best to protect the innocent). The beef between Washington Mystics star Elena Delle Donne & the WNBA is brought up. The internet once again tries to run another soul out of town and this time it's James Harden, he is in a bit of hot water after he's seen wearing a mask that could possibly be in support of blue lives matter. We discuss whether or not the accessory was worn on purpose or simply as fashion. Nick Cannon has some choice words for powers that be, the situation surrounding his firing is questioned along with the craziness surrounding Meg the Stallion & Tory Lanez. An interesting question posed by Chance the Rapper "Does the media weaponize mental health against black men?" is also discussed.
On this week's episode, we bring you another interview live from Central Valley Talk starring renowned Fresno artist Omar "Super" Huerta. We discuss the adjustment of having to run a business during a second quarantine as well as his own thoughts regarding the virus. The origins of the man are given as we dive into Omar's past and get into his life as a young artist and even get the story behind his nickname "Super". He gives advice to young, aspiring artists & entrepreneurs while also sending love to those who played a role in his journey thus far.
On this week's episode, we discuss the upcoming quarantine 2.0 and get into which businesses might be looked at as essential this time around. A peculiar post regarding women and their roles is brought up along with our thoughts on where Whitney Houston & Bobby Brown should be ranked amongst power couples. Ellen DeGeneres is the next celebrity called to the stand due to recent allegations tying her into overpriced cabinets & sex trafficking, we give a bit of a deep dive into the recent Mayfair story. The possibility of a "Glee curse" is pondered with the recent news regarding Naya Rivera and we also get into the activities taking place in and outside the bubble with our NBA family.
On this week's episode, we start things off with a special shoutout and a huge thank you to our listeners for our 50th Episode Anniversary. We slightly reminisce on our beginnings with the show and give a bit of insight on our thoughts during the first couple episodes. The question "Should women be allowed to take time off for their monthly cycles?" is posed, along with the discussion of "Plandemic" a sub-30 minute conspiracy video that has been suspiciously removed from multiple websites. A very thought provoking talk involving government technology & immortality takes place about midway through the episode. The entanglement heard around the world is discussed as we share our thoughts on the recent sit-down between Will & Jada and unfortunately more tragedy is mentioned as we share the disgusting story in Bakersfield of a snapchat meet up gone horribly wrong.
On this week's episode, we start things off with the recent death of Mary Kay Letourneau and do a bit of a deep dive into her infamous case along with the aftermath of the parties involved. We discuss the recent Kanye article in Forbes detailing some ideas for his upcoming presidency which leads into the politics between Drake & Pusha T. Isiah questions the conception of schools & Philadelphia Eagle wide receiver Desean Jackson has some questionable thoughts on certain people of a fairer skin.
On this week's episode, we begin to revisit the life & times of the man, the myth, the legend Aaron Carter. We also give somewhat of a recap of our 4th of July weekend along with how our canine friends might've been feeling during the fireworks. Kanye's bid to be the leader of the free world is discussed as well as our thoughts on whether or not he is the right man for the job. The #FreeBritney trend is also brought up while we try to figure out if the pop star is in dire need of help.
On this week's episode, we give a preview for the upcoming 4th of July and even have a bit of difficulty when trying to figure out if it should celebrated at all. We also give a recap of our live interview with Dez Martinez regarding her foundation We Are Not Invisible as well as some eye-opening information about homelessness. The mysterious and tragic disappearance of Vanessa Guillen is brought up along with the murder of Gregory Morales. The news surrounding recently arrested Ghislaine Maxwell is also discussed.
On this week's episode, we come to you live from Central Valley Talk with an interview starring Dez Martinez, Founder of We Are Not Invisible. We discuss the great work she's done within the Fresno community involving the homeless and less fortunate. She holds nothing back as we receive insight on the unknown trials and tribulations that our street family may go through as well as some of the corruption that takes place right under our nose. She also shares some of her own personal experiences living on the streets of Fresno.
On this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a weekend catch up and then we move into a look at the battle between Fabulous & Jadakiss. Isiah is put into a predicament of possibly having two baby moms. The collab that never was involving Lady Gaga & Kendrick Lamar is discussed as well as two unusual situations with a one year old at a bar and a man who is deaf & mute being charged with sexual assault. We try to imagine a meatless world along with some news on the cover for the upcoming Pop Smoke album 'Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon'.
On this week's episode, we break down the three certanties in life: death, taxes, and being sent to hell for not wearing a mask. The viral video from a women in Florida is used to start things off along with the discussion of a case from a few years back involving a military father leaving his children in the car, leading to their untimely passing. The new Yeezy/Gap collab and Kid Cudi/Kanye animated series are discussed as well as Jenny Slate's comments on how black characters should be voiced by black actors. The topic of who should be teaching your kids about sensitive subjects is also brought up. We share yet another tragic story of police brutality involving the death of Elijah McClain as well as another story regarding Althea Bernstein who was the victim of a racially motivated attack & set on fire at a stoplight.
On this week's episode, we discuss the Fresnoquake heard 'round the world while also sharing some of our own personal experiences during these natural disasters. Tokyo Toni is making headlines as she tries her hardest to denounce her own people. Ron Jeremy is in the news as recent assault claims have come to light. We also break down the deeper rooted issues plaguing certain communities in the U.S.
On this week's episode, we bring you a post Father's Day review and shoutout some other fathers who may have been forgotten last episode. We take you all the way back to 2013 and remember the infamous Hannah Montana/Robin Thicke fiasco during the VMA's. Mariah tells us a shocking story from her party days in her early 20's. More info from the death of Robert Fuller is brought to light. The Aunt Jemima situation is discussed as well as some interesting theories surrounding the backstory of J.K. Rowling.
On this week's episode, we start things off with some appreciation for our Dad in preparation of the upcoming fathers day. Some funny stories are told about the man as well as some love sent to the other fathers who are celebrating. The importance of June 19th or better known as "Juneteenth" is brought up along with Isiah's take on why Christopher Columbus should be compared to Hitler. Mariah gives a review of Charlies Angels which leads into a moment of appreciation for Elizabeth Banks. The question "Are all cops bad?" is asked and we also share the horrible story of Andrés Guardado who was recently murdered by LASD police.
On this week's episode, Danny Nastyson is officially done for along with Chris Decreepa. We get into the recent charges and allegations made against the two men as well as discuss any outsiders who could have known about this information. We take things back a couple of weeks and remind our listeners of the tragic situation regarding Rayshard Brooks. Tinder trouble is brought up due to repeat offender Fabian finding women on the app and assaulting them, the horrid situation is discussed along with a theory from Isiah on why certain crimes are treated less severe than others. We end things by sharing our displeasure with a certain employee at the Farmers Market in River Park.
On this week's episode, Mariah gives a recap of her trip to the zoo with Olivia as well as her thoughts on the controversial subject better known as personal space. Happy 49th Birthday to the greatest artist of all time Tupac Shakur, we share our ideas on who the man may have turned out to be in his older years. We also send a happy birthday to Tay-K while discussing the multi-layered prison sentence he is currently serving. The tragic deaths of Oluwatoyin Salau & Dominique "Rem'mie" Fells (Rest In Peace Rayshard Brooks & Riah Milton) are also brought up as well as the disturbing circumstances surrounding the deaths of both the women and 4 others found hung (Malcolm Harsch, Robert Fuller, Titi Gulley, Dominique Alexander). We also break down Roger Goodell's attempt at trying to play clean up.
On this week's episode, we bring you another interview live from The Hornet's Nest with our friends Nylee (due to unforeseen technical difficulties, some listeners may have trouble hearing the questions asked during the interview. Our sincerest apologies to the family of Nylee as well as our listeners.) Sanjin, Alexis, Athena & Orlando. They share some of their thoughts and insights about basketball and the world in general. As for the podcast, we start things off with some shoutouts then dive into the signs of an unstable relationship. We also share some advice to whomever may be dealing with a toxic partner. Unfortunately, there are more condolences to give as we break down the horrible deaths of Robert Fuller in Palmdale and a one year old child in Visalia. Unfit parents are mentioned as we discuss the complicated process of removing and returning a child to an abusive home. The untimely (or timely) cancellations of Cops, Live PD & Paw Patrol are also brought up.
On this week's episode, we have our very first live interview at Central Valley Talk starring Dayana Jiselle. We touch on everything from her wonderful work involving the community as well as some insight to what turned her into the women she is today. She is an open book and we were very fortunate to have her to share some thoughts and insights regarding change and what it means to be a staple of Fresno county.
On this week's episode, we send love to our friends at the Hornet's Nest for allowing us to conduct our first ever interview and we also send love to family members Al & Fidel for their help with the creation of our first ever merchandise (be on the lookout). Mariah catches us up with her recent endeavors in gardening as well as an upcoming preview for our live interview with Dayana Jiselle at Central Valley Talk. Marky Mark keeps it funky as we take a trip down memory lane and revisit some of his questionable actions as a youth. The topic of protesting for a trend is brought up as well as the the recent actions of Aunt Tom Candace Owens.
On this week's episode, we bring you our interview live from the Hornet's Nest with our hoop friends Ronik, Angela & Sam. They discuss their lives around basketball as well as some of their thoughts on the world. Later, we discuss Joey Diaz and the complicated relationship between him and the person he adult-napped. We also share our thoughts on the video involving the bicyclist and the protesting child. The memorial of Big George Floyd is brought up and whether or not media should be involved with any funeral. Basketball is officially on the way back so we give our reasoning on why it may or may not be a good idea for the NBA to return. The continued ignorance from our president is also a topic of discussion.
On this week's episode, we discuss the remarks made by Drew Brees as well as the rebuttals from Malcolm Jenkins & Hall Of Famer Ed Reed while also explaining how Colin Kaepernick ties into the protests going on right now. We debate how feasible it would be to no longer give money to white conglomerates. The topic of sugar babies, sugar fathers & sugar mothers is also brought up as we try to figure out how much its worth to be apart of a sugar family. Also, how much does the media play a part in the perception of civilians?
On this week's episode, we discuss the protests that took place during the weekend (and that are still taking place in honor of George Floyd) while also going back to the origins of racism. What are 5 things you would take in a backpack during an apocalypse? (credit to Pardon My Take) We breakdown the rise and fall of Workaholics as well as talk about what makes certain TV shows fizzle out or stay strong. Our biopics are also in the works as we figure out who is going to direct & star in the upcoming films.
(excuse the buzzing towards the end of the episode, mic issues... it'll happen)
On this week's episode, we get right into the heartbreaking & maddening situation regarding George Floyd. The riots in Minnesota are discussed. Thespian Lebron James and his starring role in the reprise of Space Jam is also brought up.
On this week's episode, we start things off by discussing another tragic event caused by the actions of police. The murder of George Floyd is brought up and the domino effect that led to the riots currently taking place in Minneapolis. We send a shoutout to our NBA friend Mike Conley for his contributions to fighting the coronavirus and also briefly touch on the close relationship between Stephen Jackson & George Floyd. The controversial subject what being a role model means is also discussed as we try to make sense of Gunna doing whippets on Instagram live. Also, a special shoutout to Central Valley Talk for hosting our very first live episode of WAYT.
On this week's episode, we salute our Memorial Day veterans like Tim Chambers as well as acknowledge the sacrifices Khloe Kardashian makes for her country. Adele's new look is discussed. Doja Cat is in some hot water after recent images show her in an online chat with some alt-right members. We share a cautionary tale as to why you should proceed with caution while hooking up with people you meet online. The 112 vs. Jagged Edge battle is also somewhat reviewed.
On this week's episode, we send congratulations to Quavo for receiving his HS diploma while also trying to remember some of our ceremonies throughout school. Is it still safe to go to church despite the quarantine? Lori Loughlin or better known as Uncle Jesse's girlfriend from Full House is in some hot water after trying to finesse her daughters way into college. The battle between 112 vs. Jagged Edge is previewed. We also try to make sense of both Joe Biden & Lana Del Rey's controversial statements.
On this week's episode, we sadly send condolences to our partner in Cryme, Shad Gaspard. Joe Rogan is now a 100 million dollar man with his new Spotify deal, we send shoutouts to him & Jamie while also debating on whether or not podcasters are deserving of the big figures. Magic Johnson continues to show his generosity with his donation to small businesses. Is K. Dot coming with new music? Our jobs are starting to put pressure on us the deeper we get into the quarantine, we discuss whether or not companies are in the right for letting cautious employees go. Would you have accepted a ticket on the Titanic? The thought provoking question is also brought up.
On this week's episode, we break the news on Nick Cannon's new restaurant and try to decide whether or not vegan soul food can succeed. Action Bronson, Big Body Bes, Mayhem Lauren & The Alchemist are shown love as we give a shoutout to our friends at F*ck Thats Delicious. The final two episodes of The Last Dance are up for review along with some other interesting stories involving MJ. We prepare for Gunna Gunna's upcoming album. Alex Smith and his inspirational road to recovery is discussed as well. Scarface or Wakanda? We debate whether or not Michael B. Jordan is the right man to play Tony Montana for this generation.
On this week's episode, we start the show off by sending love to the Pacific Islanders as it is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Also, we send shoutouts to Bad Bunny for being the first person of Latin descent to grace the Rolling Stone cover. Super Future is back with his new album High Off Life so we give our thoughts on the project. The upcoming battle between Nelly & Ludacris is discussed, we give our predictions for the matchup as well as some other battles we would like to see one day. The Rockets/Clippers playoff matchup from 2015 is given a deep dive and we give some insight as to why Kevin McHale was fired after the series. The new $0 bail system is in effect so we give our thoughts on the current inmate situation in America.
On this week's episode, things start off simple by giving an update on how little Olivia is doing during her potty training. Some movies age like wine and other movies age like milk, we discuss the generation transcending film that is known as Straight Outta Compton along with Pearl Harbor. The 1985 bombing by the Philadelphia police department is brought to light as well as another tragic situation regarding Breonna Taylor and her death caused by Kentucky police. We also write our very first Black Mirror episode live on air.
On this week's episode, we run into some breaking news during the start of the episode and bring you the latest on Fresno County City Councilmen Miguel Arias and his battle with guerrilla journalism. We talk more about The Last Dance and Jordan's sacrifices for the ultimate success. McDonald's is jumping back on the healthy bandwagon... again. Their new vegan menu is discussed along with some other healthy alternatives. Mom's also seem to want all the smoke during the quarantine, we talk about the slight increase of kush consumption amongst mothers.
On this week's episode, we break down the comeback of Daniel Hernandez 69 as well as the new release from Nav and the interesting start to his career. Disneyland is opening back up so we try to make sense of the decisions made by Mickey Mouse. We also break down the Jerry Springer-esque situation regarding Earl Thomas & his wife while also trying to find the appropriate threshold for a scorned woman. More of the upcoming NFL season is discussed. The new Title 9 amendment is also brought up. Freaks & Geeks is shown its appreciation as we remember its star cast and progressive storytelling.
On this week's episode, we show love to the essential workers serving on the front lines. The upcoming NFL season is discussed. The tragic death of Ahmaud Arbery is brought to light as well as the discussion of these continuous tragedies. We also bring up the game of life and how to maneuver through a corrupt justice system. Mukbangs and such are discussed. We shed light on the disrespect being shown to Native Americans and the introduction of our mailbag segment is also debuted.
On this week's episode, we break down the latest episodes of The Last Dance and compare the legacy of Michael Jordan vs. the rest of history. Beyoncé & Tina Knowles are shown appreciation for their contributions to fight the coronavirus. Drake vs. Kid Cudi is debated. We also draw the line on when we stop listening to our favorite artists. The recent arrests and deaths from the enforcement of the new mask policy is also discussed. DJ Screw along with some other prominent members of the SUC are also given love as we close out the episode.
On this week's episode, we celebrate our 20th episode anniversary. The Geminis & Taurus's of the world are shown love with it being the beginning of May. The Dark Lane Demo Tapes are reviewed and we also dive into the recent frustration with certain Playboi Carti fans. Leaks in the music industry are also discussed along with the evolution of collecting music. Denzel Washington & Katie Couric have beef now, we give you all the insight you need to know between the two heavyweights. Rest In Peace to Gianna Bryant.
On this week's episode, we test our survival skills when going against each type of bear. We also send our condolences to Lorna Breen & Jacaree Fisher while discussing the stress of being a nurse during these hectic times as well as debating the revolving door that's better known as Fresno and how important our future depends on investing in our youth. The argument of who popularized Air Force 1's is brought up. Our political leaders and their lack of mask wearing is starting to become an issue and we go over how the government is continuing to set a bad example for it's citizens. Kanye West's creative genius is shown appreciation along love being shown J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar & Drake.
On this week's episode, we introduce our listeners to our new show schedule with episodes now coming every Monday, Wednesday & Friday. We give a tribute to The Worm aka Dennis Rodman along with the Zen Master Phil Jackson and share our thoughts on the recent episodes from The Last Dance. The scenario of "what do you do when you find out your coworker has an OnlyFans account?" is also discussed and we begin to break bread by discussing how much it would take to sell out and sign to the three stripe brand.
On this week's episode, draft day... A-Wiggins... we recap the 1st round of the 2020 NFL Draft and share some of our thoughts on what the upcoming season may or may not have to offer as well as some insights to the draft process. We also try to predict the future of virtual reality when it comes to dating and video games as well as the future of music rollouts with The Scott's. Mad TV is given the love they deserve. We try to give our thoughts on MJ's The Last Dance but maybe we'll get to it next week.
On this week's episode, we prepare ourselves for April 20th and share some of our memories from the day. We also solve the tough question of "What race is Al Pacino?" The protesters throughout the midwest are discussed as well as what really is and is not essential during the quarantine. Our thoughts on The Dark Side of The Ring are shared along with how our society could progress in an era of OnlyFans.
On this week's episode, we move from the den to the dungeon to bring you episode 15. It's Easter Sunday so we try our best to explain the day Jesus resurrected. Things get a little off track at times but we have Spiderman to help us get back on the right path. We also share how we might spend our stimulus check. The topic of personal success vs. professional success is debated. The transition from TB12 to Tompa Bay is looked at as well.
On this week's episode, we are back in the studio as we enter week (?) of quarantine. Some classic films are discussed along with our thoughts on our favorite obscure movie tropes. The leadership skills of certain political figures are also brought to light. We send more condolences to our feline friend who recently passed in the Bronx Zoo due to the Coronavirus as well as begin to judge everyone who refuses to participate in social distancing.
On this week's episode, we have a little bit of a change of plans as one of our hosts is calling from abroad. How we've been spending our lockdown is discussed along with how we feel toward's PARTYNEXTDOOR & The Weeknd's recent projects. Shoutouts are given to Megan The Stallion, Stephon Marbury & Little Dragon amongst others. We also put on our Eddie Bravo hats and share some of our own conspiracies regarding the Coronavirus.
On this week's episode, we are on lockdown along with the rest of the world and during these times of crisis we bring you our thoughts fresh from the quarantine. We share the madness we've seen take place throughout the week as well as some takes on The Weeknd's new album After Hours. Atlanta's favorite Paperboi is also discussed, we talk about Bryan Tyree Hill's transition from TV star to Marvel's first gay superhero. Free agency is still on deck as we review the recent signings that have taken place throughout the NFL. We also take you on a trip down memory lane and remember the complicated history between PARTYNEXTDOOR & The Weeknd.
On this week's episode, the virus that's taking over the globe is also taking over our podcast as we discuss the recent mania surrounding the Coronavirus. Rudy Gobert is patient zero for the NBA so we get into his recent acts regarding the virus. Music is on the menu as well as we give a quick rundown for the multiple projects that were released. We send some thoughts and well wishes to Michael Pittman and his family. We give you guys a free agency update as the Tom Brady sweepstakes heats up. Allen Iverson & Vince Carter also get to smell their roses as we give a tribute to the two legends.
Happy 10th Episode Anniversary of What Are Your Thoughts?
On this week's episode, we start things off with more Wendy Williams drama involving Ashley Graham's child. Lil Uzi Vert & Jhenè Aiko's highly anticipated album's are touched on along with some other recently released music. Meg The Stallion's unfortunate contract situation is also discussed. We get back to politics as the presidential election is starting to heat up. The horrific events of the Gabriel Fernandez story are begrudgingly talked about as well. We also remind our viewers to fill out their census and wash their hands.
On this week's episode, we clear things up from the previous week as well as discuss the big fight that took place between Tyson Fury & Deontay Wilder and whether or not the get-up was apart of the let down. Free agency is around the corner so we look at the possible destinations of where the NFL's biggest stars might land up. Beef is being served as we touch on the jabs being thrown between James Harden & Giannis Antetokounmpo. We discuss on some upcoming and recently released music while also keeping you guys updated on the recent news surrounding the beer virus.
On this week's episode, another memorial is held for our fallen brother Pop Smoke. We discuss the situation and how senseless killings are starting to become part of the routine in the hip-hop & rap world. Lil Boosie gives some parenting tips to D-Wade along with the rest of us. We discuss the female Howard Stern, Wendy Williams and her attempt to snatch the wig off of everyone who isn't wearing one. More condolences are shared as we pay respects to the two firefighters who tragically lost their lives while trying to save the Porterville library. The episode ends on a light hearted note as we share our affinity for things we shouldn't say or do as a child.
On this week's episode of WAYT, it's cuffing season so we discuss what Valentine's Day is really about and share our thoughts on the holiday. All-Star Weekend is here brought to you by our friends in the NBA, we give a quick rundown of the festivities taking place in Chicago. "How Much Money?" is back and we also send our condolences to the fallen candidates of the 2020 presidential election.
On this week's episode of WAYT, we pull back the curtain and give some behind the scenes insight on how this episode came to be. Tax season is here so we give our two cents on how your refund should be handled. Super Bowl 54 is discussed and we share our thoughts on the game as well as the halftime show. We share our appreciation for music as we do our best to preserve the forgotten era of mid 2000's rap. Gayle King's controversial interview with Lisa Leslie is also discussed.
On this week's episode of WAYT, tragedy is discussed as we do our best to remember the life and times of Kobe Bryant as well as the other lives that were taken in the devastating accident. We quickly touch on some bold predictions for the decade given to us by Azealia Banks and give our own predictions for the big game on Sunday, along with some thoughts on the Grammys.
On this week's episode of WAYT, we start things off with news surrounding Antonio Brown. Touch on the latest Harvey Weinstein scandal, give our views on sliding into DM's and warn against the dangers of the Coronavirus.
On this week's episode of WAYT, we expound on the recent Aaron Hernandez Netflix documentary, debate whether classes should be needed to have a child and vote. We also discuss the discrepancies of child support.
On this week's episode of WAYT, we discuss productivity while in relationships and whether or not your partner hinders your progress or adds to your success. Lizzo takes up a healthy part the hour, and we touch briefly on the situations taking place in Australia & Puerto Rico.
On the debut episode of What Are Your Thoughts?, we go into a deep dive about the USA and its current situation with Iran. We touch on the start of the NFL Playoffs and how much we enjoy tailgates. Fresno gets a shoutout as we give our true feelings about the city we call home. Remember Jared Fogle? We question whether or not it is morally wrong to eat at America's favorite sandwich shop. Out now on Spotify, Spreaker & YouTube. Enjoy
Weekly podcast hosted by brother and sister, Mariah and Isiah Sisneros. WAYT provides information and social commentary from two unique perspectives.