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Conspiracy Theories
Black Culture
Comedy
Racism
Black Conspiracy Theories
Rainbow Parties
Tyler Perry
Black Community
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Beyoncé
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Reality Television
Michael Jackson
Comedy Specials
Hip-Hop Culture
Body Image
Christmas
Black Eyed Peas
Drake
Black Identity

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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Latest Episodes

Is there a mixed-race agenda in commercials? Langston and David chat with comedy sibling duo Yassir & Isaiah Lester (The Gutter) to discuss this conspiracy theory. They take a deep dive into the infamous Honey Nut Cheerios commercial that received to... more

Bert and Ernie, ummm sorry, Langston and David get together to answer your voicemails. What happened to all the Black puppets, and how did puppets infiltrate the magic castle?! Are vegetables even real? Plus, what's next for Langston and David?

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Is Tyler Perry REALLY the devil?! Langston and David sit down in studio with Sydnee Washington (Mess on Will Ferrell's Big Money Players Network) about this conspiracy theory. Not the literal devil, but is he holding back the Black community with his... more

Janelle James is here to get to the root of robot evil. Gentle with the speculum, we're getting to the truth of other big questions. Did cocaine condemn the crack addict? What do you know about the majesty of nature? Can you even look at a lake, bro?... more

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Recent Guests

Janelle James
Actor/comedian, known for Abbott Elementary
Abbott Elementary
Episode: Robots are Evil (with Janelle James)
Bob the Drag Queen
Phenomenal performer, known from We're Here and RuPaul's Drag Race
Guested on the episode of the My Momma Told Me podcast
Episode: Does Brushing Your Teeth Make You Gay (with Bob the Drag Queen)
Sam Jay
Comedian and guest on the episode
Episode: Jesus is Magic (with Sam Jay + Keith Johnson)
Jemele Hill
Journalist, media commentator, host of Spolitics
Spolitics; former ESPN columnist
Episode: Only Black People Are In the Illuminati (with Jemele Hill) RERELEASE
Kerry Coddett
Comedian, actress, writer; guest on the episode
Actor/Comedian
Episode: Russian Bots are Tearing Apart Black America (with Kerry Coddett)
Larry Wilmore
Comedian, writer, producer; guest on the episode
Writer/Producer; The Nightly Show era collaborations
Episode: The Moon Landing was Fake (with Larry Wilmore)
Angel McCoughtry
WNBA All-Star basketball player; guest on episode
Basketball player
Episode: Underwater Freaknick in ATL Atlantis (with Angel McCoughtry)
Kevin Avery
Writer/producer for The Great North on Fox
Fox (The Great North)
Episode: The DeBarge Effect (with Kevin Avery) RE-RELEASE
Nicole Byer
Comedian and guest on episode
Comedian
Episode: Cloning Celebrities (with Nicole Byer)

Hosts

Langston Kerman
Host of the show with frequent co-hosting duties; associated with production/host network.
David Gborie
Co-host and commentator; frequent partner in discussions and banter.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.8k ratings
  • Always on point

    top 5 most anticipated pod drops of my week.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HSQRD
    United Statesa month ago
  • Keep On Doing It

    You brothers really are doing the Lord’s work. Giving a young Black woman (Mel Mitchell) the space to talk about cooch for almost the entire episode—not in a freaky, sexual, or male-gaze-y way, but on an “Our Bodies, Ourselves,” know-your-body, women’s health tip—while being funny as hell the whole time is exactly what we need in these perilous times. Plus y’all introduced me to the awesomeness of Deante Kyle + Big Ice Cup Kat!!! I’m almost ready to stop holding Langston personally responsible f... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MLa$h
    United Statesa month ago
  • Tough podcast

    How do I make voice mail

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hotrubbish22
    United States2 months ago
  • Highly underrated

    Y’all’re amazing. Love the conversations

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Freckled Frances
    United States3 months ago
  • The best show!

    Simply the best.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Channelruth
    United States3 months ago

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Only Black People Are In the Illuminati (with Jemele Hill) RERELEASE
Q: Is Obama in the Illuminati?
The group debates whether a former president could be part of the group, with several speakers expressing uncertainty and pointing to the mix of speculation and media narratives that surround political figures and secret societies.
Only Black People Are In the Illuminati (with Jemele Hill) RERELEASE
Q: What is supposed to be the goals of the Illuminati?
The panel discusses a mix of historical and modern myths, framing the Illuminati as a kind of elite co-op that would protect and accumulate wealth, while some argue it was anti-establishment in its origins and later became a flawed vehicle for control within capitalism.
They Already Soft Launched Aliens (with Mel Mitchell)
Q: What do you think the aliens are meant to do in this discussion?
Mel riffs about the aliens possibly being among us or the dinosaurs and emphasizes keeping an open, imaginative conversation about space, science, and pop culture.
Tris N' Chips (with Tristen J. Winger) RE-RELEASE
Q: Is there something that we can do about it, or is this just how it is?
The hosts and guest explore whether tracking through vaccines is inevitable or something individuals can influence, continuing the discussion with humor and skepticism.
Tris N' Chips (with Tristen J. Winger) RE-RELEASE
Q: Here's my question to you, Langston. When was your last flu shot?
Langston explains a personal anecdote about taking experimental flu shots in college for money, and they discuss the broader topic of flu shot uptake.

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

This show blends sharp comedy with sharp cultural critique, focusing on Black conspiracy theories, pop culture lore, and offbeat humor. Hosts Langston Kerman and David Gborie steer wide-ranging conversations with musical guests, actors, athletes, and fellow comedians, often weaving in personal anecdotes, media critique, and live-event plugs. Episodes stand out for their fast, playful banter, deep dives into fringe theories, and a knack for turning provocative topics into party-friendly, thought-provoking entertainment. Listeners can expect high-energy hosts, candid humor, and guests who bring perspective from entertainment, sports, and media, all anchored by recurring collaborations across seasons. A notable strength is the chemistry betwee... more

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1. Janelle James
2. Bob the Drag Queen
3. Sam Jay
4. Jemele Hill
5. Kerry Coddett
6. Larry Wilmore
7. Angel McCoughtry
8. Kevin Avery

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