As a black man in America, I'm tired - History, Reform & The Black Card w/ Nick Pryor

As a black man in America, I'm tired - Histor...

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You know him, you love him, Billy Shakes - The MacB*th Curse

Be advised that this episode is heavy on the tangents. If you're here for some lore and/or history- you'll need to skip ahead about 40 minutes. Give us a break, our name isn't Ladies & Topics for this reason. The topic you ask? Is that the question? After name dropping a certain ...  Show more

Congratulations, you’ve been pooped on - Superstitions

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