In this episode Raz and Edgar discuss the newly admitted faults from a baby products company. Raz goes off on his local car dealership. Edgar vents on how hard his job is because of the trips he has to take to Las Vegas for training. And last but not least they discuss a movie recommended for the "woke" crowd.

After a couple of weeks off Raz and Edgar just shoot and catch up on how their weeks went. They discuss more about bullying and having what many kids and even adults perceive a messed up name. Raz goes in on the "woke" community again... and Edgar rips Chipotle as they copied the California style burrito.

They at it again, Edgar declares that 6ix 9ine is the goat because he reps Mexicans. Raz makes sure everyone knows his wife introduced him to Adidas. Freddie still doesn’t want social media.

After a quick break, Edgar comes back to discuss the rapper 6ix 9ine, skittle teeth, bullying, and also his story of when he was #too'ed in elementary. Raz talks about the possibility of kicking out his son.

Raz came through again with a lil homie named Freddie aka G-free. Here the conversation was about Kanye West, MAGA hats, proposition 112 in Colorado, and the DMV being open on Saturdays back in the day.

After a brief hiatus Raz is back and Ericka fills in. For some reason, man boobs came up in the conversation. Adidas is Raz' new favorite shoe. How through moving they found an old treasure. Customer service feedback to the Pho restaurant.

In this episode Raz and Edgar try to give some of advice on what men would like for their partners to surprise them with. Raz wants to step up his beer game, and Edgar gives him pointers and what beer is best suited to accompany a cheeseburger.

In this episode Raz talks about being a sound engineer. Edgar discusses the Supreme Court nomination. They both agree on how Cardi B is their new favorite rapper.

Raz and Edgar get this podcast started... Discussion on how they met. Also touch on their first Hip-Hop experience, talk about Nike, Kanye West's new video, Serena Williams and about Mexican biodegradable silverware.