Broke Black & Bored

On this episode we're talking about quarantine life. Because we're four episodes into this season and still dealing with a pandemic. Then we talk about Ace and Droid's opinions on men who wear makeup, and why Ace doesn't think all people should be treated equally.. Plus, we're talking about Fornite's Travis Scott Concert and what it could mean for the future. And at some point we talk about our siblings trying to level up on and how we might needs to team up as millennial to stop Gen Z. It's kind of a mess but so are we.

On this episode, we're talking about people being irresponsible assholes (looking at you people who refuse to stay home); then we talk about some stupid stuff Droid said a couple of weeks ago, Ace brings up reparations (again?) and we talk about transgender people (and equal rights). Well, this got heavier than we expected o.O    Facebook: https://bit.ly/2HsNjKK Instagram: https://bit.ly/2zn6rFp Twitter: https://bit.ly/2U9oUyP  

It's episode 2 of season 2 of Broke Black and Bored! On this episode, we're talking' about if one of us was dying from Coronavirus, how we're losing our lives to video games, and why people think Dr. Fauci is the sexiest man alive. Then we have a long discussion about what fictional characters we could take in a fight. It gets...a bit out of hand. That's just the first half of the episode. Just wait until you hear Ace talk about his bidet, and his extreme disinterest with My Hero Academia's Endeavor.

It's our first official episode of season 2, and we're following through with big changes! We're bringing a wider variety of content and droppin' wild hot-takes in the meantime! On this episode: CORONAVIRUS, Droid's new recording situation, a TikTok war between Ace and Droid and....beef with another podcast!?!?!?

Don't call it a comeback! We been here for- wait how long we been at this again? There was Movies for the People, then season one of Broke Black & Bored, and now we're here for season 2! We think? Maybe this is more like a 1.8... Honestly it's all just confusing. Movie theaters are closed, there's a global pandemic, Droid moved 1300 miles across the country, and we're just trying to give you the best podcast you can get. Here! Just take an episode and be happy!

Finally, it's what you've been waiting for! The last episode of our first season is here! We're talking about Droid's transition to his new job, and moving home, respect across generations (and if kiss need whoopin's) and we rope in a suprise special guest! (It's a suprise for them too) Listen now, and watch our for our 2nd season of content, coming in February!

On this episode, we're talking about Daybreak, supersonic hedgehogs, good weed and sociopaths. Plus, pandemics, Disney+ and why Droid can never remember where Ace lives. This is what happens when we don't watch a movie for the week. Maybe you should get used to it?

On this episode of, we all about….a lot of shit. Honestly; it’s a crapshoot. We talk about the murder of Jeffrey Epstein and then get swallowed by a rabbit hole, falling from one conspiracy to another. Then Droid talks about his issues with Blizzard CEO and his message to fans at Blizzcon. We also talk about some dangerous shit Droid did this weekend, and Netflix's newest original movie,” The King”.

On this episode, it's Halloween...and Ace is on some bullshit again. Aaaand Droid drops some big news. Plus we talk about Eddie Murphy's return to comedy in the Netflix original, "Dolemite is My Name", and Droid's mom phones in to give her two cents on life. Then, Ace finally gets his chance to talk about Kanye's new (surprise?) album,"JESUS IS KING".

In this week's episode, we're talking about Zombieland 2: Double Tap; a movie that came out LOT later than we thought it did. Droid gets in an argument with a guest about video games and relationships and- Oh, yeah we have a special guest!

On this episode, we talk about how Droid refuses to commit to an NFL team as a fan, and how Ace is obsessing over the Masked Singer. We talk about a blizzard that kept us from dropping an episode, and Droid's obsessively playing a new game where he knows he's eventually going to lose everything. Then, we talk about Joker, and Joaquin Phoenix's portrayal of the criminal mastermind we all know and love(?) Plus some weird South Park stuff Ace brought up.

We know you've missed us, so we're back after a break with some more fire content to grace your ears! We're talking about the movie Hustlers; and how you really can't show up to a movie about strippers without feeling like a nasty nigga. Plus, Droid has some interesting comments on Ace's new jacket. Then we talk about DaBaby's, "Kirk"...and why it was honestly a letdown.

On this episode, we're talking about Stephen King's IT. Droid has a bone to pick with Ace ; and we discuss what's too much comedy to include in a horror movie. Then we talk about Winrow the Square's new EP, "How Many Summers and Winters?" Plus, Ace does some petty shit.

On this week's episode, we're talking about Droid getting drunk for the first time, on his 26th birthday. Then we talk about a movie we've been waiting to see for a while: The Last Man Black Man in San Fransisco. And we take some time to talk about why Dave Chappelle's new stand up probably isn't as toxic as you think it is.

On this week's episode, we're talking about The Peanut Butter Falcon; a movie that you probably haven't heard of, but need to see anyways. Then we get a bit random again (but it's our podcast, sue us). We spend some time wondering why actress Maggie Smith has been old our entire lives... And, we talk about Missy Elliot's Iconology, big women with confidence, and how Droid HATES DaBaby's remix of Lizzo's "Truth Hurts".

On this week's episode, we're talking about "Good Boys," a comedy about some sixth graders who clearly have a longer attention span than we do on this episode. (This is a weird one) Then, we're talking about Ace's favorite lyricists, and what rappers would be like in an anime-style fighting game. Plus, we talk about Sony and Marvel but more importantly, the fate of Spiderman. Aaaaand, we enjoy some of Droid's childhood trauma, with a special over-the-phone guest.

On this episode, we talk about how we don't understand taxes on businesses, and how Droid is probably gonna get himself sued over it one day. Then, we take some time to talk about our massive disappointment in The Kitchen (13:28). Droid tells us a story about more crazy Lyft passengers.(28:40); and then Droid spends a FULL TEN MINUTES fanboy-ing over the anime Demon Slayer (because evidently THAT'S a thing now...). (34:35)

On this episode, we talk about Droid and Ace's (slightly) wild weekends, and Ace's birthday! Plus, we're talking about why Droid's mom wants to drop kick Ace. Then, we're talking about Hobbs & Shaw, the movie Ace has been dreading for months.

On this week's episode we get real weird...like...the Lyft passengers who maaaaybe tried to persuade Droid into sex... Then we talk about the N-Word, thought on it, and our usage of it on the podcast. (13:55) Aaaand we talk about Quentin Tarantino's,"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" (22:53), followed by a quick look at Chance the rapper's debut album: The Big Day (53:14)

On this episode, we're talking about Ace's slight obsession with his new PS4 and Spiderman... Plus, we voice our complaints against Disney's Live Action Lion King remake...like the new, TRASH rendition of Scar's," Be Prepared"; and Beyonce songs that really just don't belong where they are.