Opinions While Black
It's the most sober conversation you could ask for from the least sober team in podcasting. Oz Longworth and D. Randle deliver a black ass cheat sheet to the week in foolishness.
Episodes
This week, Oz and D. Randle highlight college graduates receiving LLCs, celebs defending themselves in comment sections and a beefy discussion of the new Kendrick Lamar album Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers. Also, Young Thug and Gunna's RICO case, Lori Harvey's diet regimen and more! Plus, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: Rotimi- "Decisions"
This week, Oz and D. Randle sit down to talk about their feelings on Moon Knight, the evolution of Marlon Wayans, acting like you've "been here" before and the new Future album. Also, more unfair criticisms of Meg Thee Stallion! Plus, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: BJ the Chicago Kid- "Church" feat. Chance the Rapper and Buddy
This week, Oz and D. Randle come back refreshed from the time off and officially announce the coming of their Patreon. Also, Oz pays a special tribute to D. Randle, urges people to treat their local retailers kinder, discusses the Pusha T, the passing of DJ Kay Slay, Mike Tyson's breaking point and an overview of The Ultimatum. Plus, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up!
Song of the Week: Tanerelle- "Mama Sat...This week, Oz and D. Randle sit down to talk about overeagerness in dating, the guys' take on the long awaited season premiere of Atlanta and HBO Max's DMZ, Big Latto's industry issues, male birth control and the decline of New York hip hop. Plus, Ketanji Brown's confirmation, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: Syd feat Lucky Daye- "Cybah"
This week, Oz and D. Randle sit down to talk about Zoe Kravitz in The Batman, the ongoing Megan Thee Stallion conspiracy theories and Oz celebrates the first year anniversary of the Fall of Derrick Jaxn. Also, the crew questions why Colin Kaepernick still wants to play football, gives an honest review of Bomani Jones' new HBO show and Oz gives his takes on new music from Lucky Daye and Scottie Spitten. Plus, your listener lette...
This week, Oz and D. Randle pour up to talk about the timely demise of Nick Cannon's daytime talk show, the latest chapter in Slaughterhouse's neverending beef and Randle's take on the potential in Kanye's Stem Player. Also, Britney Griner's situation explained. Plus, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: John Legend feat. Brandy- "Quickly"
This week, Oz and D. Randle sit down and talk about the overnight support for Abbott Elementary, the ridiculous conflation of celebrity gossip and Black owned businesses, the fall of The Root and Denzel getting snubbed yet again for another BAFTA nod. Also, Whoopi Goldberg's suspension and Bath & Body Works trying too hard. Plus, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs! Pour Up! Song of the Week: De La Soul- "Much Mo...
This week, Oz and D. Randle sit down to talk about communities uplifting each other, retail store etiquette, Cardi B's latest lawsuit and yet another Chris Brown accusation. Also, Mario Lopez's silence, underpaying managers, social media responses to Janet Jackson's documentary and Ari Lennox's recent industry woes. Plus, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Song of the Week: Dijon- "The Dress"
Oz and D. Randle sit down and pour up with Randle's friends, Jess The Curly Nerd and Tim the People's Critic to discuss Brittany Renner confronting the Fresh and Fit boys, where manners have gone to, the passing of Andre Leon Talley, the AV Club getting shafted and Awkwafina's bizarre NAACP nomination. Also, Oz gloats over the Dallas Cowboys folding and Ari Lennox stops taking interviews after meeting a disrespectful po...
Oz and D. Randle sit down and pour up to talk about capitalism and happiness, recognizing the life and contributions of Sidney Poitier, the new Weeknd album and Antonio Brown. Also, people lying on their job applications and misogyny in the podcasting community. Plus, you listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: PJ Morton- Please Don't Walk Away
This week, Oz and D. Randle sit down to talk about CNN letting its hair down for New Year's Eve, the passing of Bishop Desmond Tutu & Max Julien, Kanye moving closer to Kim, and Joe Rogan's ideas about 2024. Also, the guys' opinions on the Insecure series finale and the latest installment of Drakewatch. Plus, your listener letters and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: Muni Long- "Hrs and Hrs"
It's the last episode of the year!!! Oz and D. Randle pour up to discuss Black women in the NFL, the possibility of Jay-Z in a Verzuz, the new Nas album and the crew's favorites of the year. Plus, Oz's predictions on "Who's next? Plus, your listener letters and the 2021 STFU Awards! Pour Up! Song of the Week: N.E.R.D.- "Run to the Sun"
On this out-of-pocket episode, Oz and D. Randle sit down to discuss the discourse over spoilers, the passing of bell hooks, Jake Paul vs. Tyron Woodley and the ongoing toxic male obsession with Meg The Stallion's shooting. Also, your listener letters, and the Top 3 STFUs. Pour Up! Song of the Week: The Roots feat. Musiq Soulchild- "Break You Off"
This week, Oz and D. Randle talk about their love of water, cartoons and just about everything in between. They show love to a pioneering young med student, examine the discourse over Netflix Cowboy Bebop, and Lenny Kravitz's contributions to what is now referred to as "progressive R&B." Also, Drake and Kanye's ridiculous concert and the team's opinions on the series "Harlem." Plus, your listener let...
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