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What starts as a lighthearted debate about low-budget sneakers and current fashion trends quickly turns into a layered conversation only The Media Slayers can deliver. The crew takes a moment to give stay-at-home dads their long-overdue flowers, highlighting a role that often goes unrecognized.

From there, the discussion heats up with the viral divorce announcement of content creators Kristy and Desmond Scott, unpacking public relationships, internet pressure, and how social media blurs the line between love and content. The Media Slayers then rewind the clock to 1996, breaking down major moments in U.S. history that still shape culture today.

On the music side, they react to Fetty Wap’s release from prison, tap in on the energy surrounding the French Montana & Max B album release party, and raise eyebrows over R. Kelly remixing Chris Brown’s “It Depends.” The episode also shows love where it’s due, as Keyy G gives Claressa Shields her well-earned flowers, celebrating greatness across culture and sports.

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Episode 195 of The Media Slayers Podcast kicks off with a serious and unsettling conversation as the crew reacts to recent reports of lead being found in the water in Long Island, NY.

From there, the energy shifts as the Media Slayers recap their Christmas and New Year’s break, sharing holiday stories, reflections, and the vibes coming into 2026. The crew then dives into Uncle Murda’s 2025 Rap Up, breaking down the bars, the moments, and where it ranks in the legendary yearly tradition.

The conversation heats up with thoughts on Melyssa Ford’s departure from The Joe Budden Podcast, the impact of her exit, and—of course—acknowledging Joe Budden’s consistently elite taste in women.

Taking a trip down memory lane, the crew revisits what went down in the year 1995, touches on 50 Cent vs the Let’s Rap About It Podcast, and gives their take on a unique New Jersey movie experience called “Chew & View.” They also tap into Power Book: Force, plus plenty more unfiltered commentary, jokes, and classic Media Slayers energy.

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Episode 194 of The Media Slayers Podcast comes out swinging as the crew kicks things off with discussing the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua fight.

From there, the conversation shifts to the culture. We unpack the latest shake-ups at Hot 97, with DJ Funkmaster Flex temporarily taking over the Morning Show and what that signals for New York radio. Then we get into Ice Spice’s controversial outfit at the SpongeBob Movie premiere and the internet’s reaction to it.

The episode keeps the energy high with talk on Max B’s “Folded” remix, plus a deep dive into Papoose and Claressa Shields revealing Breakfast Club interview and why it’s sparking so much conversation. To close it out, we lock in our NBA Playoff predictions, debate contenders vs pretenders, and touch on even more moments shaking up sports, music, and media.

Unfiltered takes, sharp opinions, and real conversations—this is the Media Slayers, Episode 194.

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The Media Slayers rewind to 1993 before diving into the viral Atlanta airport TGI Fridays story of Brittany Bell and her over the top service that took the internet by storm.

The crew unpacks major headlines including Hot 97 morning show hosts being fired, Bobby Shmurda getting jumped in Minnesota, and escaped New Orleans inmate Derrick Groves receiving two life sentences plus 100 years.

Plus, thoughts on the Eddie Murphy Netflix documentary, a heated debate over taking one trillion dollars or a 10-minute conversation with Jesus, and the latest update on the New York Knicks advancing.

Tap in for culture, controversy, laughs, and classic Media Slayers energy — Episode 193 delivers it all.

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The Media Slayers are back and so is CC Da Voice! We kick things off with a nostalgic rewind, spotlighting the wild cultural and historical moments that made 1992 unforgettable.

Then we dive into one of the most talked-about releases on Netflix, Diddy: The Reckoning. The crew breaks down the documentary, the allegations, public reactions, and what this moment means for celebrity accountability.

The conversation heats up with:

Ray J calling out Beyoncé for not showing love to Brandy on tour — is he right or reaching?

Vanessa Bell Calloway’s never-before-heard story from the set of What’s Love Got To Do With It — and it might change how you see the film.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce claim they’ve never argued — relationship goals or PR fantasy?

The real-life Mrs. Doubtfire case that’s stranger than fiction.

Plus, plenty more hot takes, laughs, side quests, and the signature cultural commentary you listen for.

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The crew kicks off episode 191 with hilarious Thanksgiving stories before Mr. Unlimited PTO shares an honest update on his new therapy journey.

We break down Jim Jones’ aggressive turkey giveaway in NYC, America’s Next Top Model alum Keenyah Hill’s awkward encounter with streamer Plaqueboy Max, and Ray J’s permanent Twitch ban after his Thanksgiving arrest.

We also react to Netflix’s upcoming documentary Diddy: The Reckoning, debate whether photographers belong at funerals, discuss T-Pain selling his music catalog, and more.

Tap in — this episode is loaded.

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Episode 190 kicks off with a time warp, Keyy G opens the show by revisiting key cultural and historical moments from the year 1990.

From there, we dive straight into one of the most talked about stories online: blogger Milagro Gramz defending herself in court against Megan Thee Stallion’s defamation lawsuit.

Then we shift global: Nicki Minaj takes the stage at the United Nations in NYC, and we unpack why her appearance has everyone buzzing.

Music lovers get fed too:

•Wale’s new album Everything Is A Lot

•Kiana Ledé drops new music, and we talk early reactions.

•Summer Walker ignites more social media drama of course, and we break down the situation.

Plus, Marc G and Mr. Unlimited PTO deliver their weekly updates on the NFL and NBA, including standout performances, surprising storylines, and predictions you’ll want receipts for later.

And as always… there’s much more.

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