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What's up Pro's? On this episode of the All Done Podcast, Shakes and Tracy take you from Shakes’ one-year wedding anniversary to some of the biggest conversations in sports and media—including Deion Sanders, college sports, the Nolan Wells case, LeBron and Savannah James, and sports media accountability.

They challenge popular opinions, ask uncomfortable questions, and say what they really think.

If you want the conversation behind the headlines—not just the headlines—press play. You might agree. You might not. Either way, you’ll have something to say.

All Done.

What’s good, Pros!

Shakes and Tracy are back talking sports, current events, parenting, culture, and everything happening around us. From Coach Prime and Judge Judy to social issues, media narratives, and everyday life, the conversation stays real, honest, and entertaining.

No script. No fluff. Just real talk.

Pull up. Tap in. We All Done.

Shakes & Tracy are back talking football, current events, and everything in between. They get into LSU’s loss to Ole Miss, Rutgers’ close win, NFL players standing on their beliefs, and the Arch Manning AI-video controversy.

From there, the conversation takes a turn into Converse’s controversial ad, Jasmine Crockett recognizing Chris Brown, and the bigger question of whether people should be allowed to grow from their past mistakes. They talk about accountability, grace, redemption, and why we might need to slow down before judging somebody based on one moment.

Real conversations. Real opinions. No filter. All Done.

What's good Pro's?! Shakes and Tracy are back, and this one gets REAL. The guys jump into the Colin Kaepernick vs. Jay-Z debate, asking whether business is business or if the “big homie” should've shown more support. They also tackle the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, the controversy surrounding an MLB umpire and rookie pitcher, and the heated world of youth sports parenting.

From Jackson's clean-water debate to Labor Day, the American work ethic, and the responsibility artists have to speak on social issues, Shakes and Tracy bring their usual unfiltered perspectives and aren't afraid to disagree.

Plus, football season is officially back, old-school music gets some love, and the guys talk Cash Doll, Django, Shutter Island, and everything in between. No script. No filter. All Done.

Is marriage still worth it? Should transgender women compete in the WNBA? And should a man who scammed 26 women out of $1.3 million really go to prison? Shakes and Tracy are BACK after a three-week hiatus, and they waste no time jumping into some of the most controversial conversations happening right now. From Black love and marriage to sports, scams, and everything in between, this episode brings the debates front and center.

The conversation gets even deeper as the guys tackle NIL and the changing world of college football, student debt, political leadership, food safety, pandemics, and misinformation. Shakes and Tracy don't always see eye-to-eye—and that's exactly what makes the conversation worth hearing. No scripted answers, no walking on eggshells… just two perspectives going head-to-head.

After three weeks away, All Done Podcast is officially back! Expect laughs, disagreements, uncomfortable questions, and conversations that might have you yelling at your phone. Press play and decide for yourself—who made the better argument?

What's good Pro's? Welcome to another episode of the All Done Podcast. On this episode of The All Done Podcast, Shakes and Tracy are back after a two-week break with a conversation that covers hip-hop, culture, politics, and everything in between. They break down why Renegade remains one of rap's greatest collaborations, debate whether Jay-Z should release a new album, and discuss his recent business moves, Target partnership, and comments on consumer boycotts.

The conversation also dives into the Nolan Wells case, the role of allies in social justice, race versus class in America, political division, and why disagreeing with someone should never mean celebrating their death. Plus, they reflect on how The All Done Podcast has grown from day one to reaching listeners across multiple platforms.

Real conversations. Different perspectives. No scripts. It's all done.

What's up Pro's? Can you celebrate the Fourth of July and Juneteenth? Should history judge people by their accomplishments or their actions? And are we letting social media shape the way we see the world?

This week, the crew dives into those conversations and more, breaking down Megan Thee Stallion, media narratives, staying “on code,” and the tragic death of Mississippi student Nolan Wells. They also react to some of the internet's wildest viral stories, including a $13,000 “body count reset” and an Empire State Building proposal that ended in handcuffs.

Real opinions. Real laughs. Real conversation. Press play and join the discussion