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Comedians Langston Kerman and David Gborie take a deep dive into the most exciting, groundbreaking and sometimes problematic Black conspiracy theories. They’ll have guests cover silly conspiracies, scary conspiracies and conspiracies they learned from that uncle who used to wear jeans when he went swimming in the public pool.

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Here's another classic! Did “rainbow parties” really exist? Langston and David sit down with Miles Gray (The Daily Zeitgeist) to talk about this sex-based conspiracy theory. How many lipsticks were involved? Was this another moral panic in America? W... more

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If you keep food in your mouth for too long, will it will turn into poop? Langston and David take on this conspiracy theory and get to the bottom of this smut. Conversation goes all over the place. They discuss badly dressed comics and whatever happe... more

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Recent Guests

Devon Walker
Comedian and podcast host, known for his appearances on SNL and his own podcast, My Favorite Lyrics.
My Favorite Lyrics
Episode: Why Old Heads Avoided ADD Diagnosis (With Devon Walker)
Olly Sholotan
A musician, an artist of all kinds, and an actor on the show Bel-Air
Bel-Air
Episode: iPhone Keyboards Rigged to Fail (with Olly Sholotan)
Jamel Johnson
Hilarious comedian seen in Memes and Nightmares, Comedy Central, and The Brandon Jamel Show
Comedy Central
Episode: Homunculus for the Rest of Us (with Jamel Johnson)
Herman Rice
Stand-up comedian and guest on the podcast
Episode: Bigfoot is Real and He's Fabulous (with Herman Wrice)
Dewayne Perkins
Hilarious comedian known for acting and writing, including the film The Blackening
Episode: Delivert: We Solved Barbershop Homophobia (with Dewayne Perkins)
Tacarra Williams
Comedian known for her work on HBO and Comedy Central
Episode: The Youngest Child is Always Spoiled (with Tacarra Williams)
Vincent Bryant
Stand-up comedian and actor, known from Comedy Central and The Ms. Pat Show
Episode: The C**n Landing (with Vincent Bryant)
Biniam Bizuneh
Writer on Dave, seasons two and three
Comedy Central
Episode: Ethiopia Jones and the Lost Ark (with Biniam Bizuneh) RE-RELEASE
Jazmyn W
Stand-up comedian and internet personality
Episode: Steppin' on Cracks and Breakin' Backs (with Jazmyn W)

Hosts

Langston Kerman
Co-host of the show, comedian known for witty humor and insightful commentary on cultural issues.
David Gborie
Co-host and comedian with a flair for humor and societal critique, bringing a unique voice to the discussions on the show.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.6k ratings
  • Hilarious and informative (in a special way)

    I’ve been binging the podcast and I’ve learnt some very silly things 👍🏾

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dweba B
    South Africa18 days ago
  • Ashamed

    I am ashamed that I’ve just discovered this pod and even more ashamed that my fantasy boyfriend Langston😞… David coo too

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    iLy_TooMuch
    United States20 days ago
  • My favorite non misogynist podcasters

    God the episode with Jamel has me in tears.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dka13738
    United Statesa month ago
  • Riding horses

    You do realize, do you not, that Kevin Kostner began his career as a horseback stunt man. He could ride/handle any horse.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    document is also a verb
    United Statesa month ago
  • 10/10 would recommend

    I’ve been a little mama (listener) since the beginning and I can not recommend this pod enough! Langston and David are too good at this and I want them everywhere, doing all the things! Tune in, y’all!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SarahGheeLovesMe
    United States2 months ago

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Why Old Heads Avoided ADD Diagnosis (With Devon Walker)
Q: Do you think there is still a lingering threat of diagnosis of black kids?
Yes, I think there is a real concern that diagnosing black children can lead to systemic issues and separation from their peers.
All Famous Black People Know Each Other (with Jay Jurden)
Q: What's the most black thing you've done recently?
I often enjoy backyard parties filled with family and close friends, which sometimes leads to realizing how predominantly black the gatherings can be for guests who are white.
Bigfoot is Real and He's Fabulous (with Herman Wrice)
Q: What conspiracies do you believe in?
Herman believes in the existence of Bigfoot and the concept of hollow earth, citing various cultural accounts and the idea that these are part of a larger narrative of undiscovered creatures.
Reality TV Ain't Real! Pt. 1 (with Kevin Fredericks fka KevOnStage)
Q: Tell me everything you know and feel about the conspiracy theory you brought to us.
Fredericks shares that he believes reality TV, especially cooking shows, is heavily staged and that the chefs aren't truly blind to the ingredients, contradicting the narrative of spontaneity.
Simon Says Shut the F*ck Up: Motherf*kin Mini Episode (RE-RELEASE)
Q: What are your thoughts on white people not following directions during the Beyoncé mute challenge?
The guests discuss how white people might be less aware of social cues and less present in the moment, leading to a failure to follow the mute challenge directions and how this connects to a broader discussion on race and social dynamics.

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What is My Momma Told Me about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Comedians engage listeners with a humorous exploration of various Black conspiracy theories, balancing light-hearted and serious discussions. Episodes feature a range of topics from reality TV critiques to societal norms, often inviting guests who contribute additional insights or comedic takes. The humor is often layered with cultural commentary, making the episodes both entertaining and thought-provoking. This engaging mix of comedy and reflections on personal and cultural identity it likely to resonate with listeners seeking both laughter and deeper discussions.

Each episode showcases a unique style where comedic anecdotes intertwine with critical societal issues, offering listeners a sense of comfort and connection while navigating com... more

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2. Olly Sholotan
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