Does society normalize extroversion? Why do introverts seem to get the short end of the stick? Our conversation starts off by taking a deep dive into this polarizing social dichotomy.

It's Pride Month, and Gatrey asks Walker if the color brown should be added to the Pride flag. The fellas then go a little deeper and discuss if Black people can realistically look to seek refuge within the LGBTQIA community.

And finally, Gatrey starts a rather odd conversation on Toxic Feminism. If you're wondering exactly what that is, we encourage you to tune in.

Toxic Feminism

Strong Language. Kim and Juice started the podcast like they usually do, by talking about their weekends. In the middle of the episode, Juice and Kim are joined in the studio by their friend, “Spy Guy”. What followed is one of the funnier episodes so far. They discussed dating, looking for new jobs, Deon Cole’s Standup, Sex Idioms, and much more

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Heebie-Jeebies(ft. Spy Guy)

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Kim and Juice are back and have two new sound bites lol. They start off by catching up on their weekends. Their work frustrations and Juice getting hit on. They also discuss Tank’s comments on sexuality, the approaching Sagittarius season and the rise of the fire signs, Jesus is Lord, Amanda Seales Breakfast Club interview, and more 

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Fire Next Time

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Juice and Kim are back. On this episode they discuss, Haircuts and Confidence, The Art of Selfies, Solange’s divorce, Catching Feelings, the Death of John Witherspoon, a review of Dolemite is my name, and much more.

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An Extra Side of Greens

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Kim and Juice are back for more shenanigans. They first discuss Kim's family vacation, the conversation then moves to the Alabama/LSU game and the lead up to the Iron Bowl, the conversation then switches to T.I. and his comments about his daughter, and much more...

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Dreams & Nightmares

Strong Language.

Kim and Juice are back for another episode. First, Juice shows Kim how to search through their really old tweets. Our hosts then discuss their upcoming 31st birthdays and the feeling of not being real adults. They discuss the joys of Disney+ and how some movies have aged weird. After that they discuss Kaepernick, Summer Walker and much more! 

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Time Travelin'

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Juice and Kim are finally back and are joined by their friend Stephanie. They discuss a variety of topics: First they discuss movies that gave them bad impressions of Romance, they discuss how the internet has decided to hate Lizzo, then they discuss “Pick Me” people, and much more.

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Friendsgiving (ft. Steph)

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Juice and Kim are back for another episode. They recorded this episode in two different sessions. First they start of discussing Hov’s birthday. This leads to a conversation about their favorite Jay-Z songs (we also made a playlist on Apple Music). They then discuss their favorite albums of the past decade. After that, they discuss Shiggy and Fabolous argument and people wanting black creators to do things for free. Next they discuss how to be an IG model. In this discussion Juice makes a modest proposal lol. The last segment is a review of Queen and Slim (SPOILERS). 

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A Pimp Named Juice

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Juice and Kim are back for another episode. First they discuss Juice embracing his inner future. They also discuss Kampala’s exit from the 2020 election. They also discuss Nancy Pelosi and her clap back of a reporter. They then have a conversation on Bhad Barbie and Lizzogate. After that, they discuss their merch on their website. The last segment features Juice’s brother, Dre. They discuss The loss of Juice WRLD and the effect on drugs on Gen Z.

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Slaying and Praying (ft. Dre)

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Juice and Kim discuss several things in this sort of wondering episode. First, they ask why do people always come back? Then they discuss not being true to yourself, podcasting, local hangouts, Terry Crews being trash and much more.

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HELP!

Much to Gatrey's chagrin, Episode 68 finds the fellas taking a deep dive into the COVID-19 crisis. Much to Walker's delight, he doesn't hold back when given the opportunity to aggressively question Gatrey's change of heart on the pandemic. The fellas also question the need for toilet tissue during a pending shutdown. Walker and Gatrey then flawlessly transition to #DorT where they discuss issues ranging from Harvey Weinstein's imprisonment all the way to Jay Electronica's debut album release. The episode closes in standard tipping point fashion with Shoutouts and Player of the Week.

Anti-Social Distancing

Ceasear Walker is the cool, calm and collected one. Ronnie Gatrey is the emotional one. Together, they provide a humorous, yet transparent account of their personal lives as husbands, fathers and professionals. If you’re looking for thought-provoking conversations surrounding sports, celebrity news, politics and social justice from a black male’s perspective, then you’ve come to the right place.

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