Sit back and buckle up, because the first scheduled episode of League 2 the MAX…or whatever…is a long one. We discuss the biggest free agent news, rumors, dealings, and the first League of Legends Preseason Patch for 2022.
EDward Gaming added one last bit of chaos by winning the Summoner’s Cup! Bryan and Dr. Manhattan do their Worlds 2021 in review to recap a crazy, wonderful tournament.
Finals Week coverage continues with a deep dive into EDward Gaming, a team making a historic run to their first-ever final. We discuss the history of the team, how they got here, and their big keys to taking home the Summoner’s Cup on Saturday.
Finals Week coverage starts off with another, shorter deep dive into Damwon Kia Gaming, highlighting key statistics along with coverage of the Finals Day press conferences. Be prepared for some interesting questions and tips ahead of Saturday’s clash.
This we’re discussing USA vs Jamaica (2-0): 2022 WCQ Round 4: All Aboard the Pepi Train and some controversial decisions involving the referee!
With Harry being on assignment this week, Run-In Randy Isbelle steps in to try and calm Erik down to lower the salt level just a bit. Plus, Keneddi has special messages for Taysom Hill and Alvin Kamara, amongst a couple others.
It’s a new Black Irish, and Jason, Erik, and Keneddi finally do the episode that’s been hyped up for a while: discussing privilege. Is it really a black and white thing?
Keneddi joins Jason and Erik on another major episode of Black Irish, as the trio gives their reactions to the George Floyd verdict and other stories from the headlines involving interactions with law enforcement.
It’s a new Black Irish! This week, Keneddi joins Jason and Erik to discuss Lil Nas X and his new shoes and video, discussions around “my body, my choice,” and Minnesota’s new legislation based on a controversial verdict.
Once again, Jason and Erik get intense on the latest episode of Black Irish. They discuss the first attempts at reparations in Evanston and the moves in Oakland, Columbia University’s latest graduation ceremonies, and the impact of the legislation in Florida and Georgia.