This episode we start by catching up since it’s been so long, and Ends shares with us his experience having the coronavirus. He then shares with us that he’s working on a new album, and then we spend some time chatting about the election. Keezie then shares how he got his PS5, we chat about games for a min, and Ends talks about this cool new book called 30 Pages of Rhymes, about the infamous Canibus vs Dizaster battle. We wrap up the first half by discussing the latest goings on with The Jokerr, and how Keez is now once again a fan.
We return from break and give out our top awards for 2020. Categories include best movie, album, TV show, video game, verse, and comedy special. We then raise the fuckin bars, and quickly wrap things up with our thoughts on The 5th Element from 1997. We’re going to watch True Romance for the next throwback spotlight.
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We start this episode by catching up for a minute, discussing the state of the union and our shared disdain for our President. We move on to discuss the new Joyner Lucas/Ashanti song Fall Slowly and also share our thoughts on WAP.
We spend a good chunk of time chatting about Cal Scruby’s new album, While You Were Sleeping, before Keezie introduces Ends to the world of K-Pop. Keezie’s daughters have become huge K-Pop fans over the last few months, leading him to be engrossed in the world as well. He explains the phenomenon of BTS and Dynamite, and plays Ends a song called Easy by the Stray Kids which gets a monster bash all around, and also leads to a neat discussion about pop music in general.
Moving on to games, we discuss Control, hype up Marvel’s: The Avengers, and Ends tells us about the new Last of Us 2 update. We discuss graphics cards and pc gaming for a bit, and Keezie shares his thoughts on Dreams for PS4. We then wrap up the first half by paying a little respect to Chadwick Boseman.
We take a break and return to discuss Super Mario 3D All-Stars, we Raise the Bars (someone gets a 10!), and discuss our throwback spotlight movie of the week, Good Will Hunting.
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This episode we are finally joined by long time friend of the show, Scott! We begin the episode by catching up, discussing the coronavirus and Kanye a bit before diving into our main topic – The Last of Us 2. We spoil the fuck out of this game, so if you haven’t completed it yet, skip to the 58 minute mark. Also be sure to check out Keezie’s chat with Chris about TLOU2 if you’re like us and you just can’t get enough of Ellie, Abby, Joel, Keezie or Chris.
We take a break and return to raise the motha fuckin bawrs. Scott brought some bars of his own, so we have a grand ole time and hand out some extremely high scores this week, including a couple of 10’s! Scott takes off before we dive into our throwback spotlight movie Detroit (2017), and Ends reveals his next movie choice, Good Will Hunting.
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This episode we are joined by King Dice! He is a rapper/producer/mentor and we brought him in to help us navigate the treacherous waters of today’s climate, regarding the protests, cops, and #BLM. We spend a good chunk of the show discussing these issues, and Dice offers us his perspective as a black man in America.
After we chop it up for a while regarding these serious issues, we lighten things up as Dice sticks around to help us raise the bars, and participates in our throwback spotlight discussion of The Life of David Gale. He suggests that we should watch Detroit (2017) for our next movie, to gain some perspective about police brutality.
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This episode starts with some catching up, Keezie tells Ends about his new hobby – playing ukulele, Ends tells us all about Tekashi 69’s new video, and we dive into some video game talk. We discuss our thoughts on the PS5, PUBG, and Assassin’s Creed, and Keez talks a little about LEGO Harry Potter.



Keeping things tight, we dive right into Raise the Bars. For some reason Ends’ audio does have a weird echo effect (again) which persists throughout RTB and Throwback, so sorry about that.



We move on to discuss The Wedding Singer for our throwback spotlight, which was a real treat! Keezie recommends The Life of David Gale for the next episode. We then wrap things up with a quick chat about VR gaming.



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Welcome back! This episode we are back with a new setup and doing the pod remotely. We begin by catching up and discussing the pandemic for a bit, before moving on to review all the games, music, movies and shows we’ve been watching. We get the inside scoop on Ends’ new EP titled XXIII, available now on all streaming platforms. We discuss Tiger King, Dave, Keezie talks about his newfound affinity for The Office, and we have a fun chat about Days Gone before taking a break.
We return from break with our audio issue fixed, and Ends then tells us all about RE3, Her Story, and Telling Lies. We talk about the Stanley Parable and a bunch of other games I won’t bore you with, and we check out the Travis Scott Fortnite concert before raising the bars.
We wrap things up by shining our throwback spotlight on a movie for the first time ever this week. Keezie chose (the appropriately timed) 28 Days Later (2002) this episode, and Ends chooses The Wedding Singer (1998) for our next one.
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This episode begins with Keezie giving a rundown of his Valentine’s day trip to White Castle, and Ends refusing to tell us anything about the cheeks he’s been clapping. We immediately move on to video games, getting Ends’s reviews of Pokemon Shield, Untitled Goose Game, and Cuphead. We briefly discuss music, including Onyx, Bobby Krea, and G-Mo, and then Keezie gives his review of the Sonic movie. We wrap up the first half with Keezie’s review of the show, The Good Place.
We return with a quick discussion about how creepy it is to sleep naked, we raise the fucking bars, discuss Dr Dre’s album 2001 for our throwback spotlight, and wrap things up by counting down our top 5 Will Ferrell movies.
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This episode begins with Ends giving us his review of Pokemon Shield, before giving us his thoughts on the new Lil Wayne album Funeral. Keezie briefly shares his thoughts on Esham and chick rap, before telling Ends all about the new Tom MacDonald and Madchild songs. This brings about a discussion about “redneck rap” and how to do it properly (i.e. Yelawolf). Keezie surprises Ends with Cal Scruby tickets, and we wrap up the first half with a lil bit of vidya game chat.
We return to raise the mother fucking bars, followed by the shittiest throwback segment we’ve ever done, honoring Korn’s Greatest Hits Vol. 1. Ends chooses The Chronic 2001 for the next ep, and we finish the show off by counting down our top 5 Ben Stiller movies for absolutely no reason.
 

We begin this episode by recapping our weeks, and diving into our review of season 2 of Netflix’s You. Keezie reviews Parasite, Ends reviews the Aaron Hernandez doc, and then we share our thoughts on Kobe’s untimely demise. On Kobe, we share some unpopular opinions, discuss this anchorwoman dropping what sounds like an n-bomb during her report, and Keez talks about Ari’s rude tweet that got him in all sorts of trouble. After a nice long chat about our man Bernie and why he – and no one else – should be our next president, we wrap up the first half with our review of Music to be Murdered By by Eminem.
We return from a break to raise the god damn bars, discuss Tupac’s Loyal to the Game album in our Throwback Spotlight segment, and count down our top 5 alien invasion movies.
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We begin this episode by catching up a bit and shitting on social networks. Ends tells us about his satin sheets and Don’t Fuck with Cats, and Keezie gives a high recommendation to The Witcher. We discuss some more shows including The Mandalorian and You, and move on to games. We both share our final thoughts on Jedi: Fallen Order, briefly discuss Doom: VFR, and Ends tells us about Song of Horror before taking a break.
We return to raise the bars and discuss Keith Sweat’s debut album from 1996 for our throwback spotlight segment. Ends chooses Tupac’s Loyal to the Game from 2004 for the next ep, and we wrap it up by discussing our top 5 top things of 2019.
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This episode we decide to do our own version of Hot Ones using wings and sauces from Buffalo Wild Wings. While we eat increasingly hot wings throughout the course of the show, we catch up a little bit. Kyle begins by describing his week from hell and his trip to the Kill Tony show, and we discuss the various content we’ve been consuming. Catch Ends’ review of Jedi: Fallen Order, Kyle’s review of The Mandalorian and Outer Worlds, and Ends’ hyping of the Resident Evil 3 remake. We wrap up the first half with our thoughts on the Nick Cannon/Eminem fiasco as we eat the shittiest, hottest wing.
We return to raise the bars, we shine the throwback spotlight on Nas’ album Hip-hop is Dead, and count down our top 5 anticipated games of 2020. Check out the next episode where we review Keith Sweat’s self-titled album from 1996
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This episode begins with us discussing this football mishap featuring Myles Garrett and Mason Rudolph, Ends shows off his Large Marge shirt, and Kyle shares some more opinions about Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. We then talk about all sorts of other games including our thoughts on Death Stranding, Jedi Fallen Order, Age of Empires, Luigi’s Mansion, and Pokemon Sword and Shield. Kyle then talks about the movie Midsommar, and we wrap up the first half with a long discussion about whether or not Disney Plus is necessary.
After a break, Kyle fills Ends in on some new music on Spotify, then feels like he’s having a heart attack for a minute, and we raise the bars (of course). We then shine our Throwback Spotlight upon the debut album on Psychopathic Records from Anybody Killa, Hatchet Warrior from 2003. We have a nice long chat about it’s purpose in the juggalo universe, and Ends chooses the album Hip Hop is Dead by Nas for next time. We then wrap it up by counting down our top 5 drummers since this episode was recorded on national drummers day. We wrap it up with Kyle telling you why he’s pissed at Tool.
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We begin this episode by talking about the importance of voting, and Ends tells us about the Immortal Technique show. Keezie shares the news that Broken Fort‘s old catalog is now on digital outlets, as well as a new Halloween song called “The Pact“. Ends then tells us about Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, and we ping pong various other topics for an inordinate amount of time (Zelda, Moons of Madness, Outer Worlds, Call of Duty, Man of Medan, Creepshow, etc) leading up to our main topic of the week – Rhythm + Flow. Catch all of our thoughts and opinions as we go over everything about season one for the next half hour before we take a break
We return to raise the fucking bars as always, before dissecting the album Revolutionary Vol. 2 by Immortal Technique. Keez chooses Hatchet Warrior by ABK for our next album, and we wrap it up by discussing our thoughts about The Wraith: Shangri-La on it’s 17th anniversary.
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We start this episode with our favorite topic, politics! We do our best to cover the debates, before we jump to the next scariest thing – horror movies! Ends gives us his horrendous horror recommendses, including a movie called Demonic, and Kyle talks a little about the show Creeped Out. Ends then tells us about El Camino, and we dive into Netflix’s American Idol contest for rappers – Rhythm + Flow – and we agree to cover our thoughts on the rest of the series on the next episode. We move on to games, Ends tells us about Spyro Reignited, and Kyle big-ups Sony for making the remote play available on all devices, and we have a nice convo about the future of consoles. We wrap up the first half by talking a bit about the China/Hong Kong fiasco, which leads us to a fun little sports chat before heading to break.
We return from break and we raise the fuckin bars again, we move on to discuss Ting Tings debut album We Started Nothing, Ends chooses Immortal Technique’s Revolutionary Vol. 2, and we wrap things up by counting down our top 5 horror protagonists.
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This episode begins with Kyle giving his review of Joker, which brings us to a discussion regarding the expectation of safety while going to a theater. We then talk about how unnecessary Toy Story 4 is, and we share our thoughts on the Alec Baldwin roast. For Ends’s Horrendous Horror Recommendses this week, he gives us the scoop about Seven in Heaven and Haunt. We then move on to discuss Trump’s silly bitch ass for a bit before moving on to games.
We talk about some mobile games including Mario Kart, Dr. Mario, Pokemon the Card Game, and Call of Duty mobile. Kyle also gives his review of Days Gone for PS4, and tells Ends about the Google Play Pass, which gives Android users access to a bunch of paid games and apps for a $2 monthly fee before going to break
We return to raise the fuckin bars, and then we shine the throwback spotlight on Mood Muzik 4.5 by Joe Budden – a super controversial pick. Kyle chooses We Started Nothing by The Ting Tings for next week, and we take a few minutes to share our opinions on listening to your own music. We also briefly touch on Krizz Kaliko’s departure from Strange Music before wrapping shit up with our top 5 horror movies of the past decade.
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We begin this episode by catching up as always, and go right into our reviews of It and It: Chapter 2. We give our thoughts on the Tekashi 6ix9ine snitchin‘, and move on to discuss some cool video games such as Gears of War 5, Link’s Awakening, and Project Resistance. Ends tells us about Child’s Play and some some more horrendous horror movies, but then recommends Death Wish starring Bruce Willis, and Between Two Ferns. We wrap up the first half by reflecting on our Cloud City experience.
We return from a break to Raise the got damn Bars, then we shine the throwback spotlight on the one and only Project: Deadman album, Self Inflicted from 2004. Ends gives us Joe Budden’s Mood Muzik 4.5 for next week, and we wrap up the show by counting down our top 5 horror movies from the 2000’s.
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This episode we are coming at you live from the first ever Cloud City festival here in Columbus, Ohio! It was a really cool event that featured local artists and creators of all kinds, including rappers, singers, comedians, yoga instructors, DJs, jewelry makers, t-shirt makers, people pretending to be statues, fire breathers, food truck people, and last and obviously least –PODCASTS! The area we were given to podcast was a real kick in the dick, but we rolled with the punches and put on a fun little 45 minute show for our one audience member (at one time we had as many as 3!)
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This episode begins with us talking about becoming old, and we move into some gaming chit-chat. Kyle gives Ends the scoop on Telltale’s revival and Resident Evil: Project Resistance, so on and so forth, and we share our thoughts on Sticks & Stones. We get a taste of the latest from Ends’s Horrendous Horror Recommendations, in which we finally hear the climactic end of the Bad Ben saga. The Evil In Us earns a coveted monster bash, and Kyle recommends a cool YouTube channel called Alter, which features horror short films.
After a break, we raise the got dang bars, and we have a blast shining the throwback spotlight on The Resurrection by The Geto Boys. Kyle chooses Self Inflicted by Project: Deadman for next week, then for no reason at all we count down our top 5 favorite Steven Spielberg movies
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This episode begins with Keezie talking about his spontaneous visit to Matsuricon, before Ends gives us the scoop on the Bad Ben movie franchise. We move on to games, Ends hypes up the new mystery Resident Evil play test, and Kyle gushes about No Man’s Sky for a bit. We chat about some other random shit and wrap up the first half by discussing Ends’ top 50 rappers list.
We return to raise the fucking bars of course and give out a 10 to a NEW artist, and move on to discuss our throwback spotlight album of the week, 10,000 Days by Tool. Ends unveils his choice for next week, The Resurrection by the Geto Boys. We then finish the show by counting down our top 5 favorite fictional characters of all time.
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We begin the episode by catching up a little, Keezie talks about his bday, Ends tells us how he almost got into a fight, and we move on to peep the new McNastee video for I Want More. We then discuss our soda pop preferences, share our opinions of Tool, and big up our homeboy Bernie Sanders for quite some time. We wrap up the first half of the show by sharing our thoughts on assault weapons and our disdain for Trump.
We return from a break to raise the fuckin bars, and then we discuss Uncle Kracker’s album Double Wide from 2001. Kyle then shares his choice for next week, 10,000 days from Tool, in hopes that forcing himself to listen to Tool will finally turn him (and Ends) into Toolalos. We wrap up the show by counting down our top 5 one-hit wonders of all time.
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