THE C.R.B POD CRB PODCAST

How much did you childhood affect you? This week the fellas sit down and have a lively discussion focused on upbringings and how it can have a lasting impact on us as adults. The guys share stories about their childhoods, reflect on how your upbringing can affect a relationship and much more! Tap in.

The fellas are back with another pod! This week the guys discussed what it means to be ‘Black Famous’ and how some celebrities have remained ‘Black Famous’ while others have crossed over into mainstream. The guys speak on various topics such as ‘The Slap Heard Round the World’ and what it was like growing up watching these shows or movies and how these celebrities influenced or impacted us. Of course we give out flowers to past and present black celebrities and discuss up and coming ‘Black Famous’ people. There’s all that and so much more in this episode of The CRB podcast. Tap in!

What's good siblings?!?! How many times have you contemplated quitting your job today? Especially for our millennial crowd, working in general has always been a wild experience. Microaggressions and micromanagement in office, little freedom to improve work processes, random rules that have nothing to do with actual work performance, and a lot more have us tired! In this episode, the brothers from The CRB  explore work life balance, some crazy office stories, and what we think would make work life better for all now and in future...

On part 2 of episode 3, the C.R.B pod continues the convo about various music experiences. Chad shares his unpopular opinion which leads to a discussion about Curren$y and his cult following. The guys also share their worst listening experiences and Rob tells a wild story about an underground artist and his disastrous showcase. Barre makes a point on why he feels music is short lived in present day. The crew each recall unique stories within the rap genre and more. Enjoy!

On part 1 of episode 3 of the C.R.B. the fellas dive into their music experiences dating back from childhood memories to now. Just returning from the holiday break, the guys start off sharing their holiday experiences which leads into favorite Christmas songs. They venture down a path of nostalgia harping on how music listening experiences have changed, and discussing the artists that got them into music and more. Enjoy!

On the episode, the guys reflect on the first podcast, thanking the listeners for tuning in and joining them on this new podcast journey. They also get into the topic of Black Sitcoms superlatives, nominating the best black dads, best black moms, etc. Rob also reveals a shocking theory about the classic show "Good Times". The guys also share who their sitcom crushes were which sparked an improvised game of "Wife, Befriend, Condemn". Hope you enjoy!