3 Brothers No Sense

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. www.3brothersnosense.com

  1. 8 SEPT.

    Football is boring

    In this episode, the brothers discuss parental rights in abortion decisions all the way to the political dynamics surrounding crime rates and Trump's strategies. They delve into the complexities of NFL fandom, exploring personal experiences and the evolution of team loyalty and when is okay to switch. They discuss when the brothers fell in love with football and why they came back after boycotting. The conversation also touches on mental health and substance abuse awareness, emphasizing the importance of support systems. The episode concludes with reflections on the intersection of sports and personal identity, highlighting the challenges and joys of being a fan.

    1 h 5 min

  2. 25 AOÛT

    Spinoffs and rebrands

    In this episode of 'Three Brothers No Sense', the brothers discuss a range of topics including the recent arrest of rapper Big X, legislative changes in Florida affecting disabled students, the political climate under Trump, media censorship, and the importance of including female perspectives in discussions. They also delve into branding controversies, the role of the National Guard in civil unrest, and insights from the music industry, particularly focusing on rivalries and nostalgia. The brothers delve into various themes surrounding character development in media, the potential for spin-offs, and the complexities of character arcs. They discuss the current state of Drake's career, reflecting on his past successes and current challenges. The conversation also touches on the lasting impact of Hurricane Katrina, emphasizing the importance of remembrance and support for those affected. Overall, the discussion highlights the intersection of pop culture, storytelling, and social issues.

    1 h 12 min

  3. 18 AOÛT

    It's gay and that's okay

    In this episode of 'Three Brothers No Sense', the brothers engage in a lively discussion covering personal growth experiences, political commentary, cultural events, and the impact of controversial figures. They reflect on the significance of the Senate page program, share insights from documentaries, and explore the dynamics of gender and race in society. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by businesses and the cultural relevance of sports and comedy, culminating in a thought-provoking dialogue about equality and societal norms. The brothers delve into the complexities of gender equality, discussing the implications of true equality on societal roles, custody dynamics in divorce, and the gender pay gap. They explore how expectations and privileges shape negotiation styles and workplace promotions, emphasizing the need for open dialogue and acknowledgment of each other's struggles. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the shifting dynamics in gender roles and the necessity for diverse perspectives in discussions about equality. Chapters 00:00 Summer Reflections and Personal Growth 03:27 The Importance of Real-Life Experiences for Youth 06:20 Political Commentary and Economic Impact 09:03 Documentary Insights and Historical Context 11:48 Cultural Events and Their Evolution 14:46 Challenges in Entrepreneurship and Community Leadership 17:32 Sports, Identity, and Fan Culture 20:10 Media Representation and Colorism Discussions 25:22 Exploring Personal Truths and Colorism 28:41 The Complexity of Comedy and Colorism 31:53 Cultural Context and Comedy 35:57 Double Standards in Gendered Violence 43:37 Imagining True Equality Between Genders 46:49 The Reality of Equality 49:53 Gender Roles and Job Expectations 53:23 Divorce and Custody Dynamics 56:08 Networking and Career Advancement 59:21 Parenting Styles and Responsibilities 01:02:23 The Need for Diverse Perspectives 01:04:26 Negotiation and Gender Dynamics 01:12:03 Negotiation and Assertiveness in Society 01:13:40 Privilege and Its Impact on Negotiation 01:15:39 Societal Expectations and Financial Responsibility 01:17:07 Acknowledging Contributions in Relationships 01:17:35 Cultural Commentary on Media and Representation 01:19:39 The Red Dress Run: Charity and Masculinity 01:21:44 The Intersection of Humor and Serious Issues 01:23:46 Understanding 'Gay' in Context 01:27:47 Celebrating Community Initiatives 01:28:53 Unusual Memorial Practices 01:31:29 Back to School: Reflections on Safety 01:33:57 Social Media Mishaps and Birthdays

    1 h 35 min

  4. 11 AOÛT

    Get comfortable being uncomfortable

    In this episode, the brothers discuss a range of topics from political commentary and media critique to anime recommendations and the implications of new education policies. They also explore the impact of AI on music and share their experiences with different cruise lines, ultimately reflecting on personal preferences for vacationing. They discuss their vacation preferences, particularly contrasting experiences on cruise lines like Virgin and Carnival. They delve into the dynamics of parenting, especially regarding adult children and the boundaries set by parents when it comes to relationships. The discussion shifts to navigating comfort and acceptance in social situations, particularly in the context of children encountering diverse identities and experiences. The conversation emphasizes the importance of communication, respect, and the balance between personal comfort and the rights of others.

    1 h 17 min

  5. 21 JUIL.

    Roses prevent cheating

    In this episode, the brothers engage in a lively discussion covering a range of topics from political commentary and current events to personal relationships and sexual dynamics. They explore the challenges facing the economy, the state of American politics, and the strategies of the Democratic party. The conversation shifts to the complexities of relationships, including the dynamics of cheating and the role of sexual aides and toys. The hosts reflect on their personal growth and the importance of communication in relationships, ultimately emphasizing the need for transparency and understanding in navigating life's challenges.

    1 h 9 min

  6. 14 JUIL.

    My child's homeless, so what

    In this episode of 'Three Brothers No Sense', the brothers discuss a variety of topics ranging from public health issues related to anti-vaxxers, the Epstein list controversy, and the trust issues surrounding media. They also touch on the return of 'King of the Hill', the gentrification of Carnival Cruises, and the impact of music on vacation experiences. The conversation shifts to relationships, particularly the dynamics of confronting exes and whether a souse should support them . The show culminates in a discussion about homelessness and family responsibilities for their loved ones. The episode concludes with reflections on life lessons and the importance of support in relationships. Keywords podcast, current events, public health, Epstein, media trust, King of the Hill, Carnival Cruises, gentrification, Kendrick Lamar, relationships, homelessness Chapters 00:00 Anti-Vaxxers and Measles Resurgence 01:26 The Epstein List Controversy 03:52 Media Trust Issues and Newsmax 07:31 Carnival Cruises and Gentrification 15:46 Hip Hop and Music Industry Updates 17:07 Celebrating Black Excellence and Cultural Events 19:00 Superman Movie Review and Comic Book Discussion 21:19 Upcoming Movie Releases and Anticipation 22:02 Kendrick Lamar's Halftime Show and Cultural Impact 22:59 Confronting Past Relationships for Closure 26:05 Support in Healing: Confronting Exes 29:17 The Complexity of Past Relationships 33:27 The Impact of Past Relationships on Present Life 36:55 Reflections on Personal Growth and Relationships 41:00 Navigating Family Challenges: Homelessness and Support 43:25 Navigating Family Dynamics and Homelessness 46:43 The Struggles of Supporting Loved Ones 48:46 Judgment and Responsibility in Family Situations 55:08 Preparing Children for Independence 57:04 The Impact of Societal Changes on Family Support 01:02:56 Legacy and the Importance of Family History

    1 h 7 min

  7. 7 JUIL.

    The Teflon John

    In this episode, the brothers discuss Diddy's recent legal troubles, the implications of RICO charges, and the shifting moral landscape in society. They explore the complexities of public perception regarding legal issues, the political climate under Trump, and the potential for authoritarianism. The conversation also touches on personal relationships and the hypothetical scenario of rekindling love after loss, reflecting on the emotional and societal implications of such situations. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore a variety of themes ranging from the complexities of relationships after loss, the impact of cultural representation in media, and significant historical events that shaped their perspectives. They reflect on memorable TV moments from their childhood, discuss community efforts in crime reduction, and emphasize the importance of political engagement. The conversation also touches on achievements in sports, highlighting the successes of athletes and the challenges they face in the public eye. Chapters 00:00 Diddy's Legal Troubles and Public Perception 04:05 Prosecution's Strategy and Public Morality 06:47 RICO Charges and Their Implications 09:38 Prostitution, Trafficking, and Legal Boundaries 12:05 Political Landscape and Federal Funding Issues 14:44 NFL Collusion and Player Contracts 17:24 Riri Williams and Character Development 20:06 Birthright Citizenship and Legal Implications 22:51 Authoritarianism and Long-term Political Trends 29:02 The Legacy of Leadership 30:30 Navigating Relationships in a Changed World 43:36 Impactful TV Moments 51:12 Cultural Reflections in Television 58:08 Political and Social Commentary 01:03:03 Community and Crime Reduction 01:09:56 Sports and Representation

    1 h 11 min

  8. 29 JUIN

    Old maids and tables

    In this episode, the brothers discuss relationships, marriage trends, and societal expectations. They explore the changing dynamics of dating, the impact of social media, and the influence of AI on the job market. Then they jump into the conversation around a WSJ article that says women are becoming okay with staying single forever. providing a comprehensive view of contemporary issues affecting relationships and society.

    1 h 5 min
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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. www.3brothersnosense.com

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  • Création
    3 Brothers No Sense
  • Années d’activité
    2019 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    291
  • Classification
    Contenu explicite
  • Copyright
    © 273886
  • Site web de l’émission
    3 Brothers No Sense

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