Continued from the previous episode: Mental midget Marjorie Taylor Greene fears an invasion from the Soup Nazi. An intellectual young black man rebutted a rightwing YouTuber’s misleading video by showing reciepts and cross-referencing works cited pages. Our favorite Louisiana politician, Gary Chambers, is back with a new campaign ad, and trust me, it is FIRE!!! We also learned some dark truths about newly minted Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel. Show Prolog: Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B...
Feb 13, 2022•1 hr 16 min
On this episode: A solid discussion sprouted on the future of black voices combating the onslaught of CRT bans and gerrymandering from conservatives. Courts ruled on republican drawn maps in Alabama and North Carolina while the Senate in Kansas is voting to override the democratic governor’s veto. A teacher must be in a heap of trouble for assigning a 10 year old girl as the class nurse in a pandemic, while a school bus driver needed a few drinks to make it through their shift. Continued on the ...
Feb 13, 2022•1 hr 10 min
Continued from the previous episode: Brian Flores filed a class action lawsuit insinuating that the NFL is colluding against black head coaching candidates. Somebody get a statement from Eric Bienemy. A woman asks why grown kids don’t call their parents voluntarily, leading to a discussion on appropriate parenting strategies. Uncle Folks dropped in to remind us how to be a man. A$AP Rocky heard about our Double D Double Down and planted his Dirty D Didling seed. They should have left him to rot ...
Feb 06, 2022•1 hr 29 min
On this episode: Happy Black History Month! Manchurian Candidates in the Republican party have labeled the January 6th insurrection “Legitimate Political Discourse”. They probably also believe bomb threats at HBCUs is also legitamate. Whoopie Goldberg sparks a debate on the role of racism in the Holocaust, leading us to call for an end to Anti-Melanation. India Arie called Joe Rogan out for racism. The Brother’s Breaking Bread would like to take this time to thank Spotify for streaming our podca...
Feb 06, 2022•1 hr 26 min
Continued from the previous episode: Florida passed a law banning critical race theory then started banning lectures on the history of POCs. With Florida annually a strong candidate to be named America's taint, we discussed the 2020 and 2021 seasons of Georgia and Texas. NFL Playoffs are still going on, we spent about 13 seconds on them. Sean Payton also walked away from the Saints. In a time of loss, it's always good to know that the Independence Avenue Bridge is undefeated. Show Prolog: Brothe...
Jan 31, 2022•1 hr 13 min
On this episode: We brought in our chief legal counsel Ruben for this episode. We had a full house and several good things going on during check-ins but also a side-eye for the baseball writers denying Barry Bonds access to Cooperstown. The bulk of the episode addressed the retirement of SCOTUS associate justice Stephen Breyer and the potential ramifications. Could we see the first Black Woman on the Supreme Court as President Biden promised? Continued on the next episode... Show Prolog: Brother...
Jan 30, 2022•1 hr 9 min
Continued from the previous episode: We engaged in another doggone debate over police abuse of power. NFL Playoffs are in full swing, check out our hot takes. We also revisited the argument about cultural appropriation and the imagery surrounding the KC Chiefs. Toward the end we were reminded of a notorious 10 Meters story previously told on episode 89 (Grades of Wrath-Highly recommend you listen to the first 30 minutes). Show Prologue: Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B Pod”, is a collec...
Jan 23, 2022•1 hr 5 min
On this episode: Kim joined us once again and ushered in an unprecedented triple side eye. The Supreme Court cleared the way for the House to summon Trump’s January 6th documents denying his claim of executive privilege. Rogue senate democrats claim to agree with a voting rights bill targeting the methods republicans have used to disenfranchise urban voters, but they refused to remove the filibuster that would allow it to pass. Have no fear, Gary Chambers Jr. of Baton Rouge is running for senate...
Jan 23, 2022•58 min
Brother's decided to take the holiday weekend off. So we're releasing another classic episode. This was a duck boat episode before we knew about duck boats, and the second half of a recording titled "Brown Box Residue". We also spent some time discussing the 2018 Winter Olympics. We also discussed the opening weekend of Black Panther. Frank had an issue with Coco's Blue-ray release.
Jan 17, 2022•1 hr 32 min
Continued from the previous episode: Former NFL and Ohio State head coach Urban Myer denied claims that he knew Trayvon Martin’s likeness was used on a OSU powerpoint to enforce the hoodie policy. Antonio Brown resigned in spectacular fashion. Everyone else is asking if he or the Bucs are to blame. We in Triple B fashion harkened back to an old argument about the way Aaron Rodgers was treated vs AB on their respective covid missteps. Definition of On Site Ep. 170 if you need context. We spent th...
Jan 09, 2022•1 hr 29 min
On this episode: Legendary actor Sidney Poitier died. We took some time to commemorate his legacy as a trailblazing black man in film. A year after the infamous January 6th insurrection, white folks are still receiving their slaps on the wrist. Meanwhile, executive action is necessary to reduce black folk’s sentences of 1,823 years for non-lethal B&E and 110 years for a deadly accident respectively. Finally teachers among other professions are experiencing vast labor shortages as the nature ...
Jan 09, 2022•1 hr 36 min
Zeb wasn't able to be available for the main event, but he and his young son showed up for the pregame. Here's a little glimpse at how the sausage is made. BBB END OF YEAR SHOW BBB Year End Awards 2021 1. The Cooney (Herman Cane aka 999 Award) 2. The Great Debaters 3. Not so Great moments in White Privilege 4. Go To Sleep! 5. Hallmark HOF 6. THE DONALD J TRUMP BAG OF DICKS AWARD 7.Reset Asteroid 8. Fresh Baked Bread (New) 9. Best Soundbite 10.You ain’t shit (Duck Boat)award 11. Best Episode...
Jan 05, 2022•52 min
BBB END OF YEAR SHOW BBB Year End Awards 2021 (Bishop Desmond Tutu) 1. The Cooney (Herman Cane aka 999 Award) 2. The Great Debaters 3. Not so Great moments in White Privilege 4. Go To Sleep! 5. Hallmark HOF 6. THE DONALD J TRUMP BAG OF DICKS AWARD 7.Reset Asteroid 8. Fresh Baked Bread (New) 9. Best Soundbite 10.You ain’t shit (Duck Boat)award 11. Best Episode 7. (Stork) RESET ASTEROID Gorilla Glue Girl, Ep I am incest ep. 148 (incest case) - Winner January 6th insurrection ep. 103 (Don’t Tread o...
Jan 03, 2022•1 hr 41 min
BBB END OF YEAR SHOW BBB Year End Awards 2021 (Bishop Desmond Tutu) 1. The Cooney (Herman Cane aka 999 Award) 2. The Great Debaters 3. Not so Great moments in White Privilege 4. Go To Sleep! 5. Hallmark HOF 6. THE DONALD J TRUMP BAG OF DICKS AWARD 7.Reset Asteroid 8. Fresh Baked Bread (New) 9. Best Soundbite 10.You ain’t shit (Duck Boat)award 11. Best Episode 1. (10 Meters) HERMAN CANE 999 AWARD (For Exceptional Coonery) Tim Scott - Co-Winner Larry Elder - Co-Winner Shackled by Love (2020 Defend...
Jan 03, 2022•2 hr 7 min
Intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhKVSZsRxQM 1. The Cooney (Herman Cane aka 999) -All Skinfolk Ain’t KinFolk Ep140 (Boot Licking) -California Cooniverse Ep151 (Larry Elder) -Shackled By love 143 (Chain of fools) -ep 174 Double D Double Down (Terrance K. Williams Coon Cakes_) 2. The Great Debaters -Afghanization ep147 -Definition of On site ep170 -ep136 Two things can be true 3. Not so Great moments in White Privilege (Kyle Rittenhouse Award) -Free AF ep.166 -1957 History Textbook ep.164 -B...
Dec 25, 2021•1 hr 32 min
Continued from the previous episode: Activist, author, organizer Tamika Malory’s beautiful thirst trap photos sparked a conversation about a previous conversation about Rihanna. Does recognizing that talented women are beautiful (especially when they are dressed to garner attention) diminish their brilliance? Deion Sanders may have started a trend of elite black athletes attending HBCU’s like Jackson State. Another member of the Roots passed, Leonard Hubbard, please bubble wrap Black Thought and...
Dec 19, 2021•1 hr 3 min
On this episode: Derek Chauvin plead guilty to federal charges. Kamala Harris answers the question, “Who is the President?” A professor was fired after conflating two black students and completely over reacting to the confusion. Delaney dropped in on us mid episode to share her success. Florida Republicans were caught in voter fraud, but the biggest con has been gerrymandering in republican controlled legislatures in places like Texas and now Missouri. Continued on the next episode... Show Prolo...
Dec 19, 2021•1 hr 7 min
Continued from the previous episode: A strip club that accepted stamps is closing. A quote from deceased comedian Patrice O'neal had us reflecting on the state of black people in America. An African church and a child that ran away from his black mother continued the theme and reminded us of the legacies of slavery that still haunt us. We also talked about an Italian gynecologist that has very unique treatment methods for his patients. Show Prologue: Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B Pod...
Dec 12, 2021•1 hr 9 min
On this episode: Former republican presidential nominee and Kansas senator, Bob Dole passed at 98. So did the creator of Nintendo. Joe Biden is diversifying Federal courts. The Parents of the Oxford School Shooter, Ethan Crumbley, secured a lawyer for their role in the tragedy but left their son with the public defender. The Georgia District Attorney that attempted to cover the McMichaels, is facing trial herself. Juicy Smollett is going down and Joel Osteen is feeling holy, or at least filling ...
Dec 12, 2021•1 hr 7 min
Continued from the previous episode: Apparently the difference between Aaron Rodgers’ and Antonio Brown’s punishment for essentially the same thing had nothing to do with race. Who knew? A sucker punch ignited a riot and felony charges after a highschool basketball game. Bone Thugs and Three 6 Mafia tried to Tear The Club Up on Versuz. Barbados is officially an independent republic and Rhianna is their national hero. Gunna opened up a free grocery store in his former school. Show Prologue: Broth...
Dec 05, 2021•57 min
On this episode: Oxford Highschool in Oakland, Michigan experienced a tragedy that cost 4 teens their life, in part because the shooter’s parents were highly negligent. They fled with their son in custody once charges were levied against them, after recording they were discovered in Detroit. House Republicans refuse to chastise Loren Boebert for racist remarks toward Ilhan Omar. Former CNN Anchor Chris Cuomo was suspended, and later fired for using his resources to investigate his former New Yor...
Dec 05, 2021•1 hr 6 min
On this episode: Travis and Greg McMicheal along with William Roddie Bryan were all convicted of Felony Murder and are awaiting sentencing. Their lawyers tried to get them off with the “Brazil Nut '' defense, by pointing out Amaud Arbery’s N-Toes. Killer Kyle went to Mar A Lago and met an orange clown. KCPD police chief resigns after one of his detectives was convicted on charges in a murder of a blackman. Speaking of corrupt Missouri cops, Kevin Strickland was released from prison after wrongfu...
Nov 28, 2021•1 hr 41 min
Continued from the previous episode: Some in depth conversations were sparked by two depressing stories that unfortunately have become more of “the norm” than what makes sense. First, a congressman retweeted a death threat to Joe Biden and Alexandria Ocassio-Cortez months after insurrectionists stormed the capital in a deadly riot. Then the tragic murder of rapper Young Dolph in hid hometown of Memphis, led us to wonder when is the senseless violence going to stop. We’re tired of seeing the “Sam...
Nov 22, 2021•1 hr 18 min
On this episode: A lot of court cases, some good but one really infuriating decision. Kyle Rittenhouse was found “Not Guilty” on all counts, reminding us of his infamous and prophetic T-shirt he wore when paroled. A KCPD officer is the first ever convicted in Kansas City, Missouri for a homicide. The Quanon shomon received 41 months for his role in the January 6th insurrection. Travis Mcmicheal started telling on himself in court as we await the verdict for killing Amaud Arbery. We also looked a...
Nov 22, 2021•1 hr 20 min
Continued from the previous episode: Aaron Rodgers is back playing football but seems to have suffered less severe consequences for lying about the Covid Vaccine than his black counterparts. One of those being Kyrie Irving, whom Steven A. Smith has been way more aggressive about addressing. Travis Scott was involved in a deadly tragedy at Astroworld. To complete the theme Kanye’s 2nd part of the Drink Champs interview aired where he doubled down on controversial and divisive rhetoric, while inex...
Nov 15, 2021•1 hr 2 min
On this episode: We welcomed an old friend, AC, who was referenced on a past episode. He kicked it with us and engaged in some real conversations on politics, sports, music and life after marriage. We continued with coverage of two controversial court cases. The trial of Killer Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin and Gregg and Travis McMicheal along with Roddy Bryant who killed Amuad Arbery in Georgia. One judge has his thumb on the scale of justice while Roddy’s lawyer wants to ban “black pr...
Nov 15, 2021•1 hr 5 min
Continued from the previous episode: Dads on Duty is bringing peace to a Shreveport highschool. (Hallmark HOF nominee). Raider’s Henry Ruggs is going to Jail for drunk driving and killing a woman and a dog. Versus brought out the founding fathers of Hip Hop: Blastmaster KRS ONE and The King Assiatic Nobody’s Equal, Big Daddy Kane. Classic match up, that did not disappoint. Lastly, The pyrotechnics popped off with Kan(Ye) on Drink Champs. Show Prologue: Brothers Breaking Bread, or the “Triple B P...
Nov 06, 2021•1 hr 20 min
On this episode: Several controversial court cases are underway. The trial of Killer Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha, Wisconsin; The murderous family of Gregg and Travis McMicheal who killed Amuad Arbery in Georgia; and indictments for the emergency responders in Aurora Colorado for Elijah McClain. A measure to Defund the Police failed in Minneapolis. A retired KCK (Kansas City, Kansas) detective used his influence to coerce multiple women into sex and witnesses are now comimg forward. Plus nurses d...
Nov 06, 2021•1 hr 26 min
The continuation of Negroraguan Classic 69, "Your Silence Speak Volumes", previously republished September 6th of 2021. "Transgender Athletes" references two transgender females running high school track in Connecticut as well as a professional 800m meter runner from South Africa whose gender was called into question in 2018. There were references to a high school wrestler we discussed on NC69. Dave Chappelle has currently stoked fires and reenergized a conversation about Trans rights in 2021. W...
Oct 31, 2021•1 hr 6 min
Continued from the previous episode: A couple KC men have been watching too much Scarface and 007. Kenosha is being sued by the survivor of Kyle Riddenhouse's murderous rampage. Christina Nance was found dead in an Alabama transport van in a police parking lot. A woman was raped on a Philadelphia mass transit train, but onlookers didn't report it. 10 Meters did it again! Why can’t he work a mute button? This became part two of “Brought to you by the ‘Triple D’ Podcast” (ep. 22). We also spent so...
Oct 24, 2021•1 hr 9 min
