Idk Who Needs To Hear This Podcast

Another clip of bonus content from the unreleased 1st episode. The fellas talk about their 2019 Goals. Now that we’re in 2020, listen to this episode with hindsight to see if Smoove & Goldie stayed true to their 2019 goals

Here’s a throwback clip of of the fellas 1st ever unaired episode. The content may be predated but the conversation was very much relevant. Thoughts on Pedophilia, the Surviving R.Kelly Documentary, Toxic friendships and New Year Reformation. Happy New Year Enjoy

*Merry Christmas & Happy holidays from the Gang* Smoove and Goldie Recall their best and worse Christmas experiences. Afterward they address current events: the Karol Sanchez kidnapping haux, and the Trump impeachment.

In the aftermath of the December 10th Domestic Terror attack on Jersey City’s Greenville area, Smoove & Goldie report on the fear and heated division between the black community, the Jewish community, & the Jersey city police department. TRE Returns to discuss inherited slave mentality amongst blacks & whites, black accountability, and urban GENTRIFICATION. The fellas also discuss HipHop culture’s promotion of substance abuse over this past decade.

After opening up with jokes about the craziest thing you’ve ever done for sex, Smoove and Goldie discuss the importance of understanding the “homeboy discount”. Support the creators! After defining the term “snitching ” Goldie questions whether there’s ever an appropriate time to snitch. Somehow, this conversation turns into a group debate about black America’s affinity with gangster culture and the portrayal of black men in media entertainment.

In this Post-Thanksgiving pod the fellas welcome Smoove’s friend Amber to talk about holiday tradition and Thanksgiving’s core family values. Smoove asks if recording a good deed or donation make it disingenuous? GOLDIE’s sparks a convo about watching pedophiles at family gatherings. And all of this somehow concludes with a therapeutic discussion about parental upbringing. Like, Share, and Subscribe! Follow today’s guest! Https://instagram.com/_soamber

Smoove & Goldie open the pod with a series of miscellaneous topics such as; late night spooky hours, spooky hour pet peeves & parental pet peeves. Goldie breaks down his conspiracy theory surrounding the music industry’s plant antics on Netflix’s hit show Rhythm & Flow, Which leads to a rant about Nipsey’s 3 posthumous Grammy nominations.

Back by popular demand Smoove and Goldie return to podding to give you personal PSA’s on understanding the difference between Anxiety & Anxiousness, detaching from unwarranted friendships and the seriousness of human sex trafficking abductions and more...

In the midst of Dave Chapplle’s controversial “Sticks and Stones” comedy special, the fellas compare and contrast the difference of power and control over hates slurs such as: the “N-word” in the African American community and the “F-word” in the LGBT community. Rube rants about Affirmative Action and Infiltration in regards to gun registry, police brutality, and police corruption. Smoove thinks it’s time for people to mature and learn from old habits.

DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed on the following episode are that of the hosts and/or guests. They are not meant to sway the opinion of our listeners, but rather to invoke and inspire thought provoking conversation. Smoove and Rube welcome 3-Time Diamond Gloves Champion/ Boxer/ Trainer/ Entrepreneur Aziz “Boss” Wright aka Rah to kick it and tell his story as we revisit our mind state on politics, sports, and education in the year 2009, in comparison, to what we’ve learned over the years and how we think in the present (2019). Along the way, Aziz explains the process of how he reformed his body and mind after spending 4 years in jail fighting murder charges; he also explains how that struggle helped mold him into a better businessman, boxer, homeowner, and father. Smoove sheds light on the Popeyes pandemonium and Rube has a another rant about pseudo-intellectuals. Like, Share, and Subscribe! Follow today’s guest https://instagram.com/_boss_10

Goldie expresses his disdain for capitalism and blatant expendability in the work place. Smoove’s spiritual and religious beliefs inspire him to chase his personal career goals, this leads us to question, when should you move on from a job to chase greater opportunities? In the aftermath of Future, ASAP Rocky, and a newly resurfaced video of Nipsey all being harassed by fans, we question the invasion of privacy that technology provides its users.

Jersey City artist: IzzyBee, Fleezy Bandito, & Ran Styles collectively known as “DFG” come through to talk Vibes. Rube wants to know when it’s appropriate to mess with a female your boys used to talk to & Smoove questions whether or not guys are still buying women drinks at the club. Later, everyone recalls writing/recording their 1st rap which transitions into an opinionated HipHop convo about the grind of an up and coming artist. For a special bonus outro DFG gives us an exclusive in studio Freestyle (Rube even adds a couple bars!) Like, Share, & Subscribe! Follow today’s guest https://instagram.com/izzydfg https://instagram.com/ranstylesdfg https://instagram.com/fleezybandito

To kick off the podcast Smoove recaps the Democratic debate, which ultimately evokes our fears of America’s flawed judicial system. After Carmelo is spotted in paris we discuss “creeping”. Is creeping still a thing? Can you even creep successfully at this day and age? Is it even worth it? Later Goldie questions the actions of the hot girl/city girl movement. Are females living up to their names? And who is the summer really for?

In this special father’s day episode, Smoove and Rube welcome Tre and Doolie to converse about the importance of being young black fathers: from Rube’s perspective of having a relationship with two paternal figures, to Smoove’s utter respect and love for the bond he built with his father. As we define the role of a “bonus dad” we ultimate redefine what an “OG” should look like. All thoughts of fatherhood are on the table: fear, ego, pride, depression, and priority of loyalty. Like, Share, and Subscribe! Follow today’s guest https://instagram.com/donsav_ https://instagram.com/grindboy_treday

To kick off this week’s Pod, Goldie contemplates joining the CB2k tour. In a flurry of negative news surrounding sexual misconduct, and sexual assault cases, the fellas dive into toxic male culture. Later, Smoove and Goldie give reviews on the “When they See Us” series.

After a 6 week hiatus, WE’RE FINALLY BACK; And we’re picking up right where we left off. Smoove starts by addressing the energy and legacy Nipsey Hussle left behind since his unfortunate murder. Goldie vents about Jersey City Politics and Bored of Ed faculty cutbacks, which ultimately leads us to our thoughts on Gentrification. Meanwhile, Rakiya has a bone to pick with Alabama’s shitty abortion laws.

The Grindboys are in full attendance to honor the 1 Year anniversary of “The Advocation”. However, the celebration gets cut short as news breaks of Nipsey Hussle’s murder, to which we use the remainder of the pod to mourn and pay homage to Nipsey the great. The Marathon Continues! Like, Share, and Subscribe! Follow today’s guest https://instagram.com/donsav_ https://instagram.com/grindboy_treday https://instagram.com/juelspierrot https://instagram.com/_59savage https://instagram.com/ilike23s

Smoove wants to know the go to movies during Netflix and chill, Goldie asks how to tell a girl/guy when you want them to leave? And Rakiya owns her sexuality!

Smoove & Goldie discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of this past weekends spring break festivities seen on Instagram. Smoove relives some spring break stories of his own and Goldie talks taking one for the team.

This week the Idk Who Needs to Hear this crew welcomes Goldie back from his Bad B*tch weekend to discuss various topics such as growing up Black, and also Black parenting