Petion Bros. Podcast with KobeYashii

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A triptych of generational opinions and takes from Haitian American brothers that deal with economics, politics, news, culture, and sports. In their navigation of their young lives they will hold conversations that will reveal and highlight some of the perspectives of the next generations.

Episodes

  1. 09/18/2021

    Pull Up episode 1 : "Entrepreneurship / Creative Consistency from Small-town to Big City" | Featuring Nick Kober (NotEnough)

    In the first episode of Petion Bros. Pull Up series, host Ed-Lamarr Petion is joined by collaborator, entrepreneur and long-time friend Nick Kober who recently launched his own multimedia brand 'Not Enough'. The talk ranges from fostering creativity in a rural/small town area like the one both speakers hail from, to converting passion to artistry and maintaining consistent.

  2. 09/12/2021

    episode 3: "A Tale of 2 Artists / The State of the World"

    *(Recorded before Donda and CLB dropped) The Petion Bros. joined by Kobeyashii anticipate the then unreleased, highly anticipated albums by Kanye and Drake while also talking about mental and world issues.

  3. 08/05/2021

    episode 2: "The Court of Public Opinion vs. Cancel Culture"

    The Petion Bros. are joined by Kobeyashii where they get introspective on cancel culture and discuss the TikTok algorithm as well other cultural issues.

    episode 2: "The Court of Public Opinion vs. Cancel Culture"

  4. 07/27/2021

    episode 1: "Da Comeback, Da Baby, Da Economy, and Da Podcast"

    In this episode Hakim and Ed-Lamarr talk about the release of the long awaited first episode, events that weren't covered during the podcast's brief hiatus, and updates on the future of Petion Bros.

  5. 06/01/2021

    episode. 0: “Untitled”

    The Petion brothers discuss a post pandemic world and the changes COVID brought about, the stock market and block chains, and cap it all off with some speculation of the NBA playoffs.

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A triptych of generational opinions and takes from Haitian American brothers that deal with economics, politics, news, culture, and sports. In their navigation of their young lives they will hold conversations that will reveal and highlight some of the perspectives of the next generations.

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