The Separate But Equal Podcast: Recent Episodes
Robert Allen
These are insightful conversations between Black people about Black culture. Although, we may have separate opinions it is important that we understand one another because what affects one of us affects us all.
This week the guys talk about the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Daquan has strong feelings about the recent Lia Thomas controversy. Robert is proud of Kodak Black and Donald Trump meeting.
This is the 100th episode. The guys breakdown the recent conviction of Jussie Smollett. Was the sentencing fair? Also Kanye is still fighting for his family. Daquan questions the integrity of the entertainment industry.
There’s a war going on and the guys have a lot to say about it. Daquan expresses his frustration with recent videos from Ukraine. Robert is conflicted on whether or not to listen to music with negative subject matter. Also, every man needs a BBW experience.
This week the guys discuss the meaning of 2/22/22. Robert is obsessed with the Kanye West series. And they talk about the influence of hip hop culture.
It’s Valentine’s Day and one of the guys lost their Valentine. Ye has been exposing information in an attempt to get his family back. Robert and Daquan agree on the Super Bowl halftime show. Also, the guys discuss Joe Rogan using the n-word.
It’s officially Black History Month and there are many people to recognize. The guys discuss the case of Kendrick Johnson and can’t seem to understand what happened. Also Robert and Daquan talk about the importance of Rihanna’s pregnancy.
This week the guys dissect a recent Kevin Gates interview. They are both unsure of which religion to subscribe to. Daquan gets upset with Robert’s opinion on why interracial dating is popular.
On this episode the guys celebrate Martin Luther King day. They also discuss the current voter suppression in Texas. Daquan can’t wait to talk about his most recent purchase. And Robert wonders if he is trying to do too much.
The guys are back. It’s a new year with new variants. Recently, Robert discovered NFT’s and the Metaverse. Daquan’s recent trip enlightened him about White people. There’s something to learn from this conversation.
Meg Thee Stallion recently graduated from TSU and someone isn’t impressed. Daquan questions Robert about the Covid vaccine. Robert has recently watched a Rizza Islam interview and is ready to respond.
This week the guys recap the latest Verzuz battle. Recently, Robert has been posting unusual content on social media. Daquan questions him about it and discovers more than he intended to.
On this episode the guys debate if the new variant is propaganda. Daquan remembers when the Cuomo brothers were heroes. Robert went on a date. And the guys pay their respect to Virgil Abloh.
This week Robert explains his issues with a certain flavor cigar. Daquan defends LeBron James. Also, the guys touch on how effective our justice system is.
Sadly, Young Dolph was shot and killed this week. The guys pay their respect. DaBaby is back in the news and the guys have strong opinions about it. Robert criticizes Biden as usual. Daquan explains how to prosper in the cannabis industry.
The guys have a lot to discuss this week. The disaster at Travis Scott’s Astroworld festival was tragic. Daquan is afraid to go to concerts. Robert feels rich and enlightened because of Ye.
The guys discuss the recent events in Las Vegas. Daquan opens up about his anxiety. Alec Baldwin shot and killed someone and the guys give their opinion on what will happen next.
This week the guys describe examples of red flags. They discuss Dave Chappelle’s new special. Robert breaks down what incels and femcels are. This conversation goes deep.
This week the guys are joined by a couple of friends. Recording artist T Da GMB and late night show host Rexfromvegas pull up and discuss everything from the cannabis industry to the entertainment industry.
This week Robert recaps his trip to Las Vegas. According to the internet we are in retrograde. Bill Cosby openly supports Boosie. And Daquan finds out that America is broke.
This week goes deep. After bad customer service at a mall, white people hunting refugees, and a suspected killer goes missing the guys are left with so many questions.
On this episode, the guys remember where they were 20 years ago on 9/11. After watching the VMA’s Robert questions if women have to sell sex to be successful. Also, the guys talk about embarrassing things they have done in the past to get a girl.
This week the guys discuss Drake vs Kanye. Daquan updates Robert on the latest abortion laws in Texas and other states. Robert believes that everyone is insecure.
Kanye’s new album dropped and the guys have different opinions about it. Robert has a new theory about the crate challenge.
On this week’s episode the guys discuss the viral “Crate Challenge” and it’s effects on society. Also Daquan and Robert defend Sha’carri Richardson after her last race.
This week the guys share their conspiracy theories about recent events in the news. They discuss their theories on the Delta Variant, Lizzo, and Afghanistan.
On this episode the guys talk about tattoo culture. They also discuss how DaBaby has been treated since his rant. Robert questions Governor Cuomo’s innocence since his resignation.
On this week’s episode Daquan explains the seriousness of the Delta variant of COVID. Robert opens up about a racist situation that happened recently. Also the guys question why people are so mad at the airport.
This week Daquan checks Robert about being punctual. The guys talk about racist traditions and how they should change. They also discuss the United State’s performance in the Olympics. And both of them realize white women give the best tea recommendations.
This week the guys get into a heated debate over Cannabis laws and how the current laws could be better. Robert defends the new Space Jam. Also, the guys talk about the latest Covid variance.
This week Daquan struggles to see himself as a entrepreneur. The guys discuss what makes someone an entrepreneur. And Robert believes that Instagram is more important than reality.
This week the guys discuss Independence Day and why we celebrate it. Daquan realizes what triggers his anxiety. And Bill Cosby is a free man.
On this week’s episode the guys recap the BET Awards. Robert tries to convince Daquan to go to a music festival. They also discuss the possibilities of going to outer space.
This week the guys recap their Father’s Day and Juneteenth experiences. Robert tries to understand Trick Daddy’s point of view. And Daquan criticizes the Olympics.
This week the guys discuss how to celebrate the Abolishment of Slavery. With meme stocks on the rise they also talk about their recent investments. Also Daquan questions what it’s like to live in a car.
On this week’s episode the guys debate over Monique’s comments on how to carry yourself in public. Daquan criticizes Tokyo Vanity for her response. And Robert tells Daquan he is a part of the problem.
This week the guys are back with plenty to discuss. Robert tries to figure out if he’s a hater. Daquan takes credit for Simone Biles recent performance. And the guys talk about how money can ruin a friendship.
This week the guys talk about the pressure they are receiving from loved ones to get vaccinated. One of them actually got the first dose.
This week the guys address the irony of Caitlyn Jenner’s comments. Robert believes gun control won’t work. Daquan is upset with the vice president’s latest statement. Finally, someone asks the question is racism a mental health issue?
This week the conversation is centered around toxic culture. The guys share their thoughts on how to hold police accountable. Robert questions Joe Biden’s first 100 days in office. Shockingly Daquan believes we will have a new president sooner than 2024.
This week the guys are joined by a few friends who know a thing or two about the Cannabis industry. The discussion covers gender inequality, Cannabis culture, gender roles, motherhood and more. Overall, the different perspectives lead to a fun, in depth and informative conversation. Enjoy.
After a week off the guys reunite to talk about Daquan’s birthday. The guys discuss the latest Lil Nas X controversy. Robert gets emotional about Kodak Black. And somehow the guys agree about the current President.
This week Daquan acknowledges Kanye West for being the richest Black Man. He also describes how Kamala Harris will become president. Robert empathizes with Deshaun Watson. Also, the guys debate if Verzuz is still exciting to watch.
This week Robert explains what the benefits should be when working at a dispensary. The guys share their favorite items from Starbucks. Daquan poses the question "what counts as support?" Sadly, Daquan informs Robert of a recent hate crime.
This week the guys continue to recognize women that inspire them. Robert opens up and gets vulnerable about an unusual encounter. Daquan is confused after a sarcastic meme is taken literally.
The guys had a lot to discuss this week. It's March which means it's Women's history month. Robert is getting back into the cannabis industry. Daquan shares his thoughts on T.I. and Tiny's sexual assault allegations. Also, the guys discuss Andrew Cuomo's harassment allegations.
This week the guys talk about the Las Vegas cannabis industry. Recently, some dispensaries have been selling molded flower. Robert believes everyone should love themselves. And Daquan expresses how much he hates people seeking attention on social media.
This week, the guys start by discussing if the "pandemic" is over. Daquan holds himself accountable for past political remarks. Robert is mad at White people and Black people after watching Judas and the Messiah. He even comes up with a new form of protesting.
This week's episode is dedicated to Seun Adedeji. He is the youngest African American cannabis dispensary owner. The guys highlight his success and question if and when there will be more Black success stories in the cannabis industry. Also, the guys debate on whether it is ok to make Black History Month optional in schools. Daquan tries to encourage Robert to share knowledge with others.
This week the guys discuss how to celebrate Black History Month. Somehow the conversation turns into Robert explaining how great Lindsay Lohan is. Also the guys give their opinion on the newest viral challenge. Daquan commits to a new goal.
This week the guys start by discussing the unusual weather conditions. Robert praises Trump for pardoning his favorite rappers. Dani Leigh's new song creates a conversation about colorism. Daquan gives his opinion on the latest Verzuz.
On this episode, the guys reunite in Las Vegas. They begin to discuss how we celebrate Martin Luther King day. The inauguration is soon and Daquan predicts what will happen. Robert shares his toxic point of view on the idea of a woman president. Also, they discuss Trump's behavior.
This week Robert congratulates the Cleveland Browns for winning a playoff game. The guys break down how they shop at a dispensary. Daquan isn't a fan of $50 joints. Also, they try to find a solution for white privilege.
This week, Daquan starts the conversation explaining the significance of the Georgia Senate election. The guys discuss the status of their stimulus checks. Daquan wants to try Twisted Tea. Also, Robert breaks down his idea of marriage.
This week the year is finally over. The guys recap their Christmas. Then Robert and Daquan discuss their favorite and memorable moments of 2020. Somehow they still can't agree.
Maybe the guys were a little too honest this week. Daquan starts off by giving his opinion on the new Covid-19 vaccine. The guys debate who would win a verzuz between R. Kelly and Usher. Some how the conversation turned to Robert expressing how he truly feels about certain terms of endearment. Daquan questions if Robert hates himself.
This week the guys still can't agree on Joe Biden's intentions. Daquan doesn't believe Boosie has a chance of winning a lawsuit against Facebook. Robert wants to understand if racism is more of an issue than homophobia. This is because of the recent exchange between Candace Owens and Noah Cyrus. Also the guys debate who has better music between Keyshia Cole and Ashanti.
This week the guys recap Thanksgiving. Robert has a theory on Jake Paul vs Nate Robinson. Daquan shares his experience being in a position of power. Also, they debate the effects of work relationships.
This week Robert and Daquan compare how different states are responding to Covid. Daquan is pleased with Biden's cabinet choices. Robert explains why Gucci won the Verzuz battle. Also, the guys speculate the vaccine for Covid-19.
Joe Biden has won the election. Daquan is excited to talk about why Trump lost. Robert expresses his feelings as a Trump supporter. The guys discuss what will happen next and how Black people will benefit with Biden in office.
Millions of Americans have already voted and the election is just a week away. The guys make their final arguments about who is the best leader for our country. Daquan explains why Robert is apart of the problem. Also, Robert shares his views on women's rights.
This week the guys discuss the different controversies and conspiracies surrounding the election. Robert supports Ice Cube meeting with the Trump administration. Daquan is very critical of various extremist groups. The guys have a serious debate about inherited wealth. And is 50 cent wrong for wanting to protect his wealth?
This week the guys discuss a unique array of topics. Daquan praises LeBron and the Lakers. Robert explains what a strong woman is. The guys debate over Columbus day. And Daquan explains standing your ground.
After some time off the guys are back. This week they debate on how President Trump contracted Covid-19. As well as who has the best policies between Trump and Biden. Robert explains why Trump is a better president for Black America. Daquan argues that Biden and Harris have more experience and solutions for our nation.
This week the guys discuss the new Netflix shows they've been watching. Robert recaps his time working in the Las Vegas cannabis industry as well as new friendships. Daquan is happy Robert finally went to therapy. And the guys discuss Black Israelites.
This week Robert and Daquan recap the latest versus battle. Daquan has been listening to Kanye West. The guys agree on how ridiculous Governor Sisolak is. Also, they debate about the disagreement between Charlemagne the God and Joe Budden.
This week Robert describes his recent trip to Cleveland. His trip has definitely influenced his view of "us". Daquan defends Travis Scott and Kamala Harris. Also, the guys don't understand the new Las Vegas Arch.
Rest in Peace Chadwick Boseman. This episode was recorded prior to the news of his death. However, Chadwick Boseman is a king who will be missed and we will continue to honor his legacy. Thank you for your efforts and prestigious role in our community. This week Robert and Daquan debate over how we should encounter "All Lives Matter" supporters. Daquan tries to convince Robert to watch a new show. Robert is closed minded but might have a good reason.
This week the guys give a Covid update after Robert travels to Ohio and Pennsylvania and Daquan travels to Maryland. Daquan doesn't believe Cardi B is a good political representative for the culture. Robert apologized to Meg Thee Stallion. The guys predict Brandy vs Monica. Also, they talk about how Kamala Harris will perform as Vice President.
On this episode the guys discuss exposing people who show off on social media. Daquan shares his Karen stories. And then explains how watching a bootleg movie is still support. Also, Robert doesn't care about Biden's VP pick.
This week Robert explains why he's tired of seeing athletes kneel during the national anthem. The guys debate how far we have come as Black people in America. Daquan has a conspiracy theory about Ellen. And last but not least they have to discuss WAP.
This week the guys release a behind the scenes debate about who should represent the BLM movement. Although, Robert and Daquan may disagree they both understand that the movement is important.
This week the guys start off discussing Black owned businesses. Robert still doubts that Kanye West is crazy. Also, Daquan pays his respect to John Lewis. And should we be policing one another?
On this episode the guys talk about how people portray themselves on social media. Kanye West held his first presidential campaign rally. Then he went on a Twitter rant. Robert and Daquan debate Kanye's intentions which leads to a conversation about mental health. If you or anyone you know needs help dealing with mental health please contact 1-800-662-4357 it is free and confidential.
Of course the guys start with their opinions about Jada Pickett Smith's entanglement. Robert explains his frustration with women. Daquan receives an apology he thought he'd never get. Also the guys discuss the Wayfair sex trafficking conspiracy.
Spike Lee does it again. Robert and Daquan share their blurry opinions about Spike Lee's latest film Da Five Bloods. Also the guys discuss the K- word. Robert is unsure about the shape of Earth as well as the existence of dinosaurs. Has the Pride movement been pandering to the Black community? Who are you voting for?
This week the guys recap the BET Awards. Robert expresses his feelings on face masks. Daquan is exploring new ways to protect his energy. And as usual the guys have to discuss Trump's latest antics.
On this episode Daquan addresses his issues with Robert's recent behavior. The guys discuss the dynamics of interracial relationships. Also, the guys realize they have conflicting however similar opinions on interracial dating.
This week the guys discuss Dave Chappelle's new special. Robert explains why Candace Owens makes all Black Republicans look bad. All of sudden the guys discuss whether or not the Illuminati is real and their influence on the world. Robert admits he's damaged. And Trump scheduled a rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Juneteenth.
Here's part 2 of a great conversation. Daquan expresses hate for Trump during this crisis. Robert questions the methods of protesting. In all, the guys find common ground and agree on how voting will help change society.
Where do we go from here? With so much happening, Robert and Daquan take a moment to give their perspectives on everything. Although some of their views may differ they agree that we need a solution. Please check on your loved ones.
Rest in Peace: AHMAUD ARBERY BREONNA TAYLOR and GEORGE FLOYD.. This week Daquan updates Robert on current Black injustices. This leads to a conversation about what the definition of freedom is. Robert explains why he doesn't like self reflection. And the guys discuss what makes a strong woman.
America is transitioning back to normal, everyone is riding bikes and eating Denny's. Daquan explains how "Obamagate" started. The guys salute black women for organizing a black agenda. Robert defends Boosie's behavior as Daquan expresses disgust for his antics.
Rest in peace Ahmaud Arbery. This week the guys discuss the different perspectives of being Black in America. On a lighter note Robert really enjoyed Jill Scott vs Erykah Badu. And Daquan teaches us the difference between being racist vs being prejudice.
Should voters hold Joe Biden accountable for accusations about his past? This conversation goes deep. The guys also discuss the new Netflix movie "All day and a Night". Which leads to a discussion about how images of Black people in film may influence viewers.
How do Black people over come? Robert and Daquan attack this age old question. Also, the guys discuss how important it is for Black people to engage with one another regardless of political party. Daquan believes in population control. And Robert shares his opinion of Biden as President.
420 has passed but Robert and Daquan are still celebrating. They discuss the importance of 420 as well as the amount of weed people are using during quarantine. Daquan spent his stimulus check but in a positive way. Robert questions why we believe Dr. Fauci.
This week the guys discuss Tekashi 69 being a free man. Robert shares his love for reality TV and somehow the conversation turns into a debate over what represents Black Love.
We're still in quarantine so the only thing to do is keep up with all the ridiculous news on social media. Robert has a change of heart about covid-19. Daquan hates new rappers. The guys can't wait for everything to go back to normal.
Somehow this contriversial duo managed to touch on a lot of deep topics throughout this Episode. Daquan goes in depth about colorism in today's society. Robert explains why he understands racism. And they both open up about their issues with anxiety.
COVID-19 is still out here and we are still social distancing. Robert and Daquan debate and discuss the stimulus package as well as give their opinion on Trump's actions. Daquan expresses how he hates conspiracy theories. With this being the last episode of March, Robert honors women's History Month by thanking escorts.
The guys take a break from coronavirus to talk about how to compliment women. Robert defends the young boy who had a lot to say to the police. Also, the guys discuss how men sometimes abuse their power.
Coronavirus is spreading and the guys discuss how the virus has scared the nation. Also, Robert admits Daquan was right about Dababy. And does Future make soul music?
This is the first episode of March so the guys discuss Women's History Month and what it means to them. Robert breaks down how reparations should be paid. Daquan speaks out against "coons" for Trump. The guys also share their thoughts on Black Police officers.
On this week's episode Robert breaks down his disgust for how the music industry treats young rappers. Daquan explains why Joe Biden is better than Bernie. The guys also discuss Dwayne Wade's son transitioning.
The guys discuss the difference between light skin and dark skin as well as the challenges they're faced with.
This week Robert and Daquan discuss who all should have an opinion on Black issues. As well as who should be able to use the "N-word". The guys touch on the issues between the Black community and Gayle King. What happened at the state of the union and much more.
On this episode Robert and Daquan talk about Trump vs Obama as well as the LGBTQ community in politics. Also, the guys discuss Trump's influence on White America.
Unfortunately, Robert and Daquan have to discuss the tragic and sudden passing of Kobe Bryant and his daughter. This topic leads to many other discussions. The guys also describe how they felt watching the new Google commercial celebrating Black History month.
On this episode, Robert and Daquan discuss scenarios where a black person can be looked at as a sell out. As well as who they want to be President.
We enlighten and inspire Black people to engage in debate with one another and respect the diversity amongst us. We're all apart of the same family!