theQandApodcast

On today's show, we play a game of morality jeopardy and let the conversations grow from there.

On today’s show, we celebrate our lovely producers birthday before shooting the shit on a variety of topics, including Gun Control, Judgment, etc…

We start today’s show discussing common myths found in the black household before discussing Antonio Brown’s arrest situation and continues into a talk about mental health amongst black men. We wrap up the conversation on talking about the best TV shows to watch on vacation.

Happy Halloween!!! On today's show, we fight through exhaustion. We begin the conversation discussing scary movies and trunk or treats and an assortment of other topics before discussing relationship milestone celebrations.

On today’s episode we tackle the age old debate of Marvel v DC before discussing the “crack out” of Nicki Minaj. We continue the show talking about the real possibility of food stamps being turned off and the impact thereof before finishing with a conversation about exotic pet ownership.

After a few weeks hiatus, we discuss music industry weirdos and the strange cases they’ve been facing before tackling the idea of being pro black in an interracial relationship. We end the episode speaking on the lack of safe spaces for men in the trying days.

Today, we begin our show with adoration for the entertainers we enjoy as guilty pleasures before discussing the ethics of Cardi B’s current pregnancy. We also discuss the difference between cheating up/cheating down before finishing off the episode with a question; Is having sex with a stud considered gay.

On today’s episode, we discover that 2/3rds of the show are uncultured before having a passionate conversation on the death of Charlie Kirk.

On today’s show, we discuss NFL spit gate before engaging in a debate inspired by Young Thug/Mariah the Scientist about what is considered honorable amongst each gender.

On this week’s episode we break the ice talking about multifaceted gospel music before attempting a conversation about brattiness in women that is completely derailed by the discussion of the sassy men epidemic.