In this nostalgic episode, Marques and Bryson take a heartfelt trip back to their middle school days. As they stand on the brink of graduation, they reminisce about the ups and downs, the friendships, and the unforgettable moments that shaped their journey. From hilarious classroom antics to life lessons learned on the playground, join them as they reflect on the experiences that made middle school memorable. With graduation just around the corner, they also share their excitement, hopes, and a bit of anxiety about the big day and what lies ahead. Tune in for a blend of laughter, sentimentality, and a dash of future aspirations!

ps: this might be our last episode but I'm not sure. If it is then I am extremely grateful to everyone who has listened to our podcast over these last 2 years. Hopefully we'll come back to do the podcast in 4 years!

In this episode, Marques dives into the heated feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, shedding light on the accusations flying between the two rap giants. With a critical eye, Marques dissects Kendrick's accusations of pedophilia against Drake, contrasting them with Drake's allegations of domestic violence against Kendrick. He also questions the authenticity of evidence presented, highlighting the ease of fabrication in the digital age. Throughout, Marques advocates for a balanced perspective amidst the frenzy of fan loyalties and sensationalism.

Intro/Outro Music: Everything Is Gonna Be Just Fine by Jeremy Blake

Join Marques and Bryson as they dissect the relationship between parental styles and their impact on academic performance and social life in this episode. Bryson's survey data unveils intriguing insights into how different parenting approaches correlate with grades and social interactions. Through candid conversation and analysis, they explore the nuances of authoritative, permissive, and other parenting styles, challenging preconceived notions. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on navigating the delicate balance between parental guidance and fostering independence in children. Intro/Outro Music: Everything Is Gonna Be Just Fine by Jeremy Blake