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My Momma Told Me

Wave
Conspiracy Theories
Black Culture
Comedy
Black Conspiracy Theories
Racism
Tyler Perry
Beyoncé
Pigeons
Illuminati
Black Community
Reality Television
Michael Jackson
Hip-Hop Culture
Christmas
Body Image
Black Eyed Peas
Drake
Black Identity
Love Island
Hollow Earth

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. A Wave series. wavesportsandentertainment.com

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Are the greatest Black combat athletes being recruited to fight for the other side? Steelo Brim joins Langston and David to explain why so many of our best fighters now associate with evil forces.

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Is the so-called Khia Asylum putting pop stars in protracted purgatory? Langston and David are joined by Sequoia Holmes to speculate about how the Illuminati might be keeping certain singers mired in irrelevance.

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Were certain Black American idiosyncrasies actually planted by nefarious forces? Langston and David sit down in the new, permanent home of My Momma Told Me to answer listener voicemails, including one about how some Black customs (e.g. eating steak w... more

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Is the government using Black social media users to study human behavior? Langston and David are joined by journalist-presenter Nina Parker to discuss how modern tech could be insidiously exploiting the Black community. Then, they answer a voicemail ... more

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Recent Guests

Sequoia Holmes
Comedian and host of Freshly Popped and Black People Love Paramore
Episode: Pop Girlies Are Being Held CAPTIVE! (with Sequoia Holmes)
Nina Parker
Journalist and presenter
Episode: They’re STILL Experimenting on Black People (with Nina Parker)
Zainab Johnson
Comedian and Netflix special
Netflix
Episode: Egg Mucus is POISONING You (with Zainab Johnson)
Tremaine McNeil
Jamaican patois educator teaching Jamaican language to non-native learners
Independent educator
Episode: Bare-faced Men Can’t Be Trusted (with Langston and David)
Denny Love
Comedian and actor; guest on episode
Episode: Little People Are Being Used For BBLs (with Denny Love)
Malcolm Barrett
Actor and comedian, known for The Boys, Average Joe
Paramount+/The Boys
Episode: Alien News Is a Decoy (with Malcolm Barrett)
Orlando Jones
Comedian, actor, writer with a broad body of work
Independent/Various
Episode: The Lettuce-Diarrhea Outbreak is a Psyop (with Orlando Jones)
Mariah Smith
Co-host, Smith Sisters Live Daily radio show host
Smith Sisters Live Daily, Sirius XM
Episode: They WANT the World to Burn (with Mariah Smith)
Brian Robert Jones
Musician, actor; tours with Vampire Weekend and Paramore
Musician
Episode: Pokémon GO Is Data-Mining You (with Brian Robert Jones)

Hosts

Langston Kerman
Co-host with improvisational energy; mixes comedy with cultural critique and conspiracy topics.
David Gborie
Co-host with sharp, playful energy; anchors conversations with guests and current topics.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.9k ratings
  • Don’t have Denny Love back

    I love this podcast and it’s helped me get through many tough shifts of work but having Denny Love on to just say a slur for an hour wasn’t super cringe to listen to. Can’t imagine what it was like for actual little people. Genuinely sucked as an episode.

    Apple Podcasts
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    IUndertaker17439
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Stop The Chick-O-Stick Slander

    It’s a classic American candy. It walked so Butterfinger could fly.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    The Bayou Bookslayer
    United States2 months ago
  • hits the spot

    I’m a wb and I love this pod. Got a special place in my heart like jimothy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JackusAnarchus
    United States2 months ago
  • Is the theme song gone now that you are on Wave?

    Where’s the opening theme song and then the RnB reference???

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Chase 101
    Canada3 months ago
  • Always on point

    top 5 most anticipated pod drops of my week.

    Apple Podcasts
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    HSQRD
    United States6 months ago

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The show balances edgy humor with thoughtful commentary on race, culture, and tech.
Guests bring fresh perspectives; episodes feel like lively, club-quality conversations.
Listeners appreciate the candidness and willingness to push boundaries while staying entertaining.
The hosts' chemistry is magnetic and the guests elevate discussions with smart, funny takes.

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Pop Girlies Are Being Held CAPTIVE! (with Sequoia Holmes)
Q: What are your guys' thoughts on the idea that the term biracial is often associated with people who are half white rather than people who come from different racial backgrounds or people who are not white at all?
The hosts agree that biracial is often used to mean Black and white, and Langston Kerman says his experience has been as a Black man; he adds that being called half can feel diminishing when used to reduce someone's identity.
Pop Girlies Are Being Held CAPTIVE! (with Sequoia Holmes)
Q: Do you feel like you have the formula to get people out of the Khia Asylum?
Sequoia Holmes jokes that, as a pre-Illuminati representative, she has a formula but no influence over the recommendations, so the artists remain in the asylum.
Well-Done Steak Is a SCAM! (with Langston and David)
Q: So my theory is that the white man has double agents that get paid to spread these narratives in the black community so that we keep self-enforcing it, just to make our lives more difficult.
The hosts joke that the practices are not stopping Black people from having a good time, then discuss how shared customs can add difficulty while also strengthening community identity.
Well-Done Steak Is a SCAM! (with Langston and David)
Q: Do y'all think it's true? Like do y'all think she wrote all that? Or do you think possibly she let a little bit go and like put a little bit of her momma stuff in it?
The hosts say they do not know whether Megan Thee Stallion wrote all her lyrics or used her late mother's notebooks, and they would not object if she incorporated her mother's work. They add that collaborators and writers are common in pop music.
They’re STILL Experimenting on Black People (with Nina Parker)
Q: Where is Dr. Umar's school?
A listener says the school is in Wilmington, Delaware, near the intersection of North Shrew Street and East 17th Street.

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

A sharp, irreverent duo explores Black conspiracy theories and pop culture with a rotating cast of comedians, actors, and creators. Episodes mix humorous riffs, boundary-pushing topics, and guest perspectives on representation, media, and technology, all delivered with high-energy banter and improvisational games. Notable is the consistent blend of candid cultural critique, self-awareness about fame, and an inviting, participatory vibe that often leans into timely social conversations while staying entertaining and accessible for a wide audience.

A standout strength is the show's ability to spotlight guests from entertainment and comedy while keeping conversations anchored in personal storytelling, current events, and shared fan experience... more

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7. Orlando Jones
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