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3 Brothers No Sense
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Just 3 brothers chopping it up about whatever is on our mind at the time. We discuss everything from relationships, black culture, politics, to our favorite music groups.
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Would you follow MLK today?
Jan 1901:08:08Tap to summarizeIn this episode of "Three Brothers No Sense," the brothers engage in a lively discussion that delves into the current political landscape focusing on the affordability issue and the effectiveness of Trumps policies. The brothers critique the administration's approach to economic challenges, emphasizing the need for more substantial solutions rather than temporary fixes. They also explore the complexities of leadership within the Black community, questioning whether a modern-day figure like Martin Luther King Jr. would align with current political platforms and how he might navigate today's media landscape.Chapters00:00 Marriage Proposals and Family Dynamics03:30 Political Promises and Affordability Policies09:54 Skepticism on Political Solutions13:06 The Normalization of Aggressive Policies18:55 Shifting Dynamics in College Football24:21 The Impact of the Transfer Portal26:00 NIL Deals and Their Consequences27:43 Debating the Playoff System30:53 The Future of College Football46:59 Exploring MLK's Views on Modern Issues48:23 Imagining MLK as a Modern Influencer50:11 The Challenges of Modern Activism53:54 The Need for Collective Action56:05 Recognizing Individual Contributions in ActivismKeywordsThree Brothers and No Sense, podcast, political commentary, affordability issues, Martin Luther King Jr., societal issues, leadership, community activism, economic challenges
Transcribe →What's the worst advice you got growing up that everyone swears by?
Jan 1200:57:00Tap to summarizeThe brothers are back from the holidays and kick off discussing the impact of funding cuts on PBS, the decline of department stores, and political commentary on Venezuela and Cuba. Ferg asks what are some of the worst advise we got growing up that everyone thinks is good. The discussion delves into the interconnected universe of Stephen King's films, the evolution of the MCU, and the power of words. Chapters00:00 New Beginnings and Reflections02:41 The Future of PBS and NPR05:18 The Decline of Department Stores07:59 Political Commentary on Venezuela10:40 Stephen King's Cinematic Universe13:33 Social Issues and Government Actions17:27 The Age Factor in College Sports19:38 Jill Scott's Upcoming Album and R&B Revival22:50 Nostalgia for Childhood Freedom25:55 The Impact of Advice on Personal Growth38:21 The Power of Words43:21 Emotional Impact of Language50:17 Navigating Responses to Hurtful Words53:32 Reflections and Resolutions for 2026Keywordspodcast, PBS, funding cuts, department stores, political commentary, Stephen King, MCU, power of words, cultural reflections, R&B, life lessons
Transcribe →What do you do for a living?
Dec 2201:13:23Tap to summarizeIn this episode of 'Three Brothers No Sense', the brothers discuss Dave Chappelle's latest special and its cultural implications, the evolution of streaming services and the impact of CRISPR technology on medicine. They discuss their favorite moments of 2025 as well as how do they like the the question "what do you do for a living?" Finally, the conversation delves into the dynamics of modern relationships when the woman out earns the male.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Timely Discussions02:45 Cultural Commentary on Comedy and Media05:30 Civil Rights and Intersectionality08:12 Streaming Services and Media Consumption11:09 Technological Advances in Medicine18:07 Personal Experiences and Reflections20:26 Holiday Cheer and Closing Thoughts20:38 Christmas Preparations and Family Traditions25:22 Reflections on Loss and Family Connections32:58 Celebrating Achievements and Personal Growth46:05 Conversations About Identity and Work47:19 The Impact of Financial Management on Career Perception47:48 Social Connections and Career Paths52:45 Navigating Gender Dynamics in Earnings01:02:18 The Evolution of Gender Roles in Relationships01:07:06 Rethinking Traditional Relationship DynamicsKeywordspodcast, Chappelle, civil rights, streaming services, CRISPR, family, relationships, politics, entertainment, personal growth
Transcribe →Don't celebrate me like Diddy did
Dec 801:02:02Tap to summarizeIn this episode of 'Three Brothers No Sense', the discuss the recent Sean Combs documentary and implications of financial decisions in the music industry and boxing. They delve into the complexities of taxation on platforms like OnlyFans, the pressures of holiday spending, and the importance of allowing loved ones to support us during celebrations. The conversation also touches on personal growth, family dynamics, and the cultural expectations surrounding Christmas. The episode concludes with reflections on the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and a heartfelt message for the holidays.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Current Events02:24 Discussion on Sean Combs Documentary05:05 The Impact of Decisions in the Music Industry07:58 Boxing and Business: Bud Crawford's Stand on Sanction Fees10:44 IRS and OnlyFans: Taxation on Tips13:13 The Importance of Financial Awareness During Holidays15:46 Celebrating Achievements and Allowing Support17:56 The Pressure of Expectations in Celebrations20:30 Cultural Reflections on Christmas and Consumerism23:12 Personal Stories and Family Dynamics26:01 Navigating Relationships and Celebrations28:12 The Importance of Communication in Relationships30:36 Reflections on Personal Growth and Acceptance31:21 Closing Thoughts and Future PlansKeywordspodcast, Sean Combs, documentary, music industry, Bud Crawford, boxing, IRS, OnlyFans, holidays, financial awareness, family dynamics, relationships, consumerism, personal growth
Transcribe →Disrespect is intentional
Nov 3001:13:40Tap to summarizeIn this episode, the brothers engage in a lively discussion about various topics ranging from NFL team dynamics and Thanksgiving experiences to social media's impact on parenting and political commentary. They explore the complexities of co-parenting, the implications of recent political events, and the future of automotive brands like Nissan. The conversation is punctuated with humor and personal anecdotes, providing a relatable and entertaining listening experience. The conversation delves into the complexities of relationships, focusing on emotional support, past attachments, and the dynamics of commitment. The speakers discuss a scenario involving a woman who is torn between supporting her ex-partner and maintaining respect for her current relationship. They explore the implications of emotional connections, the importance of communication, and the need for mutual respect in relationships. The discussion highlights the challenges individuals face when navigating their feelings and responsibilities towards past and present partners.Chapters00:00 The Quest for a New NFL Team02:51 Thanksgiving Reflections and Family Gatherings05:32 Corporate News: Coles vs. Target08:12 Sports Rivalries and Respect in Competition11:00 Political Commentary and Current Events19:17 Crime and Safety in Washington, D.C.23:49 The Complexity of Asylum and Military Involvement26:43 The Role of National Guardsmen in Civilian Life28:05 Marjorie Taylor Greene's Political Maneuvering31:30 Co-Parenting Dilemmas and Relationship Dynamics42:38 Navigating Insecurities in Relationships50:39 Navigating Relationships and Friendships57:13 Understanding Commitment and Sacrifice in Love01:00:04 The Importance of Communication and Counseling01:04:16 Cleveland Browns: A Rookie's Journey and Team Dynamics01:10:45 Political Accountability and Justice01:16:04 Balancing Friendships and Social CirclesKeywordsNFL, Thanksgiving, family dynamics, social media, parenting, politics, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Nissan, automotive trends, National Guard, relationships, emotional support, commitment, past attachments, communication, mental health, respect, emotional connections, relationship dynamics, personal growth
Transcribe →Are you on the island with Trump?
Nov 1701:12:38Tap to summarizeIn this episode, the brothers discuss the implications of the recent Funko Pop bankruptcy, the ongoing political discussions surrounding Trump, and the misuse of mental health terminology. They look at whether avoiding small issues can be seen as mental health breaks. The conversation also explores the concept of 'dirty macking' in relationships as the brothers try to define the term.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Initial Reactions02:47 Celebrating Achievements and Community Impact05:36 Economic Updates and Corporate News08:13 Political Landscape and Trump Controversies10:55 The Epstein Files and Political Accountability13:42 Mental Health Awareness and Its Misuse26:41 Understanding Mental Health and Coping Mechanisms29:14 The Misuse of Mental Health Terminology31:29 Navigating Accountability in Mental Health34:04 The Role of HR in Mental Health Days35:37 The Complexity of Homophobia and Mental Health39:57 Dirty Mackin': Definitions and Perspectives49:54 The Importance of Communication in Relationships53:47 Navigating Disrespect in Public Spaces58:04 Understanding Protection Beyond Violence01:01:59 The Role of Trust in Relationships01:05:24 Government Shutdown and Its ImplicationsKeywordspodcast, current events, politics, mental health, dirty macking, community impact, economic updates, Funko Pop, Trump, relationships
Transcribe →We got the beef
May 13, 2024Tap to summarizeKendrick Lamar and Drake are beefing and the brothers are here for it! But before we get into the beef we discuss the Boy Scouts of America changing their name and rules for admission. The big question is who is going to own the corners between them and the girl scouts. We discuss social security running out of money and Trumps legal worries. Razi wants a flamethrower but Ferg shoots him down. They also share their thoughts on the concept of coolness in hip-hop and mention rappers they consider to be cool. We finally get to the beef and talk about who won and why. We stay on hip hop and Ferg asks who are our 5 coolest rappers outside of their rap persona. The conversation touches on artists like Snoop Dogg, Outkast, LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes, E-40, and more. We also touch on the concept of authenticity and how it contributes to someone's coolness. We close talking about recent events in boxing and the upcoming UAB Black Alumni Gala. Ferg is feeling some way about everyone making Cyclops the bad guy in X-Men '97. Enjoy everyone!
Transcribe →Keke, Do you love me?
Jul 10, 2023Tap to summarizeIt's heating up this summer and Buff is sweltering. His AC went out but he's still in the house recording. He is also multitasking and watching all of Denzel Washington's movies. We run down his best movies and some misses on Rotten Tomatoes ranked list. Razi just got back from Vegas and was at the show with Kekegate. He explains what happened in person and reviews of the show. He also has realized Vegas hates him as he explains his obstacles in his last 2 trips. He also shouts out to the guy that found the one ring from The Lord of the Rings. We jump into the Keke and Daryl discussion and talk about was he right or wrong by sharing his feelings. We continue the discussion as we get into the questions as Ferg asks is it okay for men to be insecure. Razi asks about the viral question to men. It asks which would you prefer a gay son or a THOT daughter. We close waiting on the conspiracy theorists to say KeKegate was a distraction from some sinister plan. Razi congratulates Meta for launching Threads and Ferg points out The Wonder Years and how it's hitting really great topics. Please accept us and everyone as they are. No sense and all!
Transcribe →Give us your tired, your poor, and your huddled masses
Jun 12, 2023Tap to summarizeIt must be the summer heat because the brothers can not agree lately. But that make a great show for the listeners. We open discussing Transformers: Rise of the beasts and the resurgence of theatres. Razi brings up Dave Ramseys legal troubles and gives his take on the Dave Ramsey method. Byron is just trying to breathe but is having trouble thanks to Canada. 45 has been indicted again and we just move on. Shout out to the new graduates and Ferg asks us how we felt leaving home for the first time. Razi asks for the brothers opinion on the viral post about a guy paying for a date with a Cashapp card. We are not aligned on the responses. Ferg wants to know is it always best to tell the truth and will the truth truly set you free. Buff brings up Chicago spending $51 million for immigrants and asylum seekers and the protests that it ignited. He wants to know do the brothers agree with the legislators or the protestors. We close with thoughts and prayers to Shawn Jackson and his father Renzo Smith who were gunned down at his high school graduation. We're super proud of Buff's daughter's award for her artwork. Finally shout out to Donovan Snipe for the beautiful article in the Charleston Grit about the Q17 dealing with the loss of their line brother.
Transcribe →All hail the queen, GOAT of GOATs, Serena Williams
Sep 5, 2022Tap to summarizeHappy Labor Day. We are back and we dedicate the episode to Serena Williams on her retirement. We open singing praises to Rap Shit on HBOMax. We mention Florida State and FAMU playing, Coco Gauff and of course Serena. Razi gives a run down on The Lord of the Rings series launch and calls out the guy that took a lady out on a first date, spent $1000, and she had her ex boyfriend pick her up at the end of it. We also explain Bank of America's attempt to help promote ownership in Black and Hispanic communities with a 100% financing loan. Ferg brings up the water issue in Jackson, Mississippi and we send our thoughts and prayers to the people dealing with it. We jump into the questions and Buff asks does the messenger matter even when they try to tell us truths. Razi follows up and asks is Serena the GOAT of GOATs and, if not, who? We close asking for support for Jackson, MS and Razi has a heartfelt proud dad moment. Ferg closes discussing the student loan forgiveness and the backlash everyone is getting. It's a great episode as always. Enjoy!
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