The Mallory Bros Podcast

On the 290th episode of the MalloryBrosPodcast, the Bros jump right in with Terrance going down memory lane. He breaks down how reading the number two-nine in Episode 290 feels like the stars aligning. That reflection turns into a story about how he and Terrell played the 4 and 5 on their very first basketball team, tying it back to how they’ve always been “9ers” at heart.

The weekend recap finds Terrance fully in his storytelling bag, sharing a moment where he helped an elderly woman who fell in a grocery store. The situation stuck with him and served as a reminder of how important it is to show up for people. Terrell talks about getting ready for the Super Bowl before the Bros shift into a deeper conversation about the game’s halftime show.

Bad Bunny made history with a fully Spanish performance that sparked heavy debate, and the Bros break down both sides of the reaction. They discuss whether the Super Bowl halftime show has evolved from a massive entertainment platform into more of a cultural statement moment.

Future’s new snippets and the excitement around his return. Things take a darker turn as the Bros react to President Trump sharing racist AI-generated videos of former President Obama. Despicable behavior.

The Bros revisit a topic from last week involving social media creator Khaby Lame, who reportedly sold his company for $975 million.. but also signed up for a digital AI twin. This is being looked alas the new way of selling your soul ... or is it? The Bros debate it. Terrance revisits a point he’s made before about how the devices we rely on today won’t even exist in the same way years from now.

They also discuss the Ring Doorbell Super Bowl commercial that raised concerns, celebrate the Seattle Seahawks winning the Super Bowl, and close out with thoughts on J. Cole’s The Fall Off, which is already being called a classic. The Bros give their early reactions to the project and talk about whether artists are becoming more comfortable operating as solo acts than ever before. 

Movie Suggestions of the Week:

Terrance | Chronicle (2012) | Now Streaming on NETLIX. 

Terrell | FOCUS (2013) | Now Streaming on NETFLIX.

The Bros are back in person and the vibes are high. The Snow is melting but 2026 is heating up in a good and bad ways. The Bros first discuss their lengthy Weekend Recap trying to survive the ice and being fathers, spending time with family and tapping into new Music. The first conversation is about J Cole’s new “Birthday Blizzard” freestyle he dropped last week and some of the controversial things that came from those records. Terrance and Terrell both share a favorite of the four, and discuss if somebody should respond to J Cole and the possibility of him sliding bars Kendrick’s way. A good conversation but you know how they get with that sensitive topic. This is all before diving into their thoughts on the 2026 Grammy Awards. A MALLORY BROS PODCAST MUTHAFUCKIN TRADITION! They’ve been making predictions all year and the winners are finally chosen. Of course they chop it and dive deep into trending opinions from Grammy night like the hate that Olivia Dean received after winning best new artist, Kendrick Lamar & SZA Wins, Leon Thomas & Kehlani R&B, Bad Bunny Wins the Big One AOTY, Clipse coming up short to Kendrick Lamar’s GNX for Best Rap Album over Clipse and Terrance even make’s a point that the Clipse seemed to be living in Pharrell’s shadow. EVERYTHING IS A LOT. Next, the Bros talk about how the Hip Hop World froze when an Epstein file dropped including the names of Jayz and Pusha T. They discuss the seriousness of knowing the legality of these claims while also pointing out the very obvious contradictions and hesitations to cover this story from other media outlets. This news has Hip Hop in a pinch. Terrell says “The only choice is to just wait.” Next the Terrance has a list of actors/actresses he found that he says were PERFECT for a role, but didn’t get the part. A lot these you probably won’t know and the topic is filled with a lot of good details about the films as well. Not just the roles and auditions process. Terrell gives a hot take on Bacon before the Bros wrap up Episode 289 with the Movie Suggestions of the week. BROS BBQ TASTE SO GOOD.

On this snowed-in virtual episode of The MalloryBros. Podcast, the guys kick things off with a weekend recap, including preparing for the storm, getting snowed in, and the chaos of the grocery hunt. They then address the continued tragedy in Minnesota at the hands of ICE before shifting gears to the freshly announced Oscar nominations. The conversation begins with the new nominees, then zeroes in on Sinners, which broke the nomination record with 16 nods. The Bros share theories on why, despite the historic showing, it may still fall short of winning the biggest awards.

From there, the discussion turns to Kanye’s written apology and why it is valid for people to still feel hesitant about rushing back to support him. This opens up a deeper conversation about parasocial relationships, fandom, and how community loyalty can sometimes pressure fans into forgiving their favorites for anything out of fear of losing that shared space.

The guys also break down A$AP Rocky’s Don’t Be Dumb, where they feel Rocky missed the mark on his return from hiatus. To wrap it up, Terrell reacts to the Broncos’ loss, Terrance celebrates the Seahawks’ win with A-Train, and the Bros give their Super Bowl predictions.

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On this episode of the MalloryBros Podcast, the Bros start with J. Cole’s album announcement and his new track “The Inevitable,” setting expectations for what’s coming next. That conversation naturally opens the door to a real debate about the Big 3 in Hip Hop — whether that label still holds weight or if the culture has already moved on. From there, the Bros talk about Kai Cenat’s recent viral moments online, discussing how quickly public perception can shift and how easily narratives and morals change once the coast is clear. The conversation touches on intent, criticism, and the reality of being under constant public scrutiny. The episode also dives into Druski’s viral church skit, questioning where the line is in comedy and whether his success has put him in a different category than his peers. The Bros discuss his style, his influence, and what separates him from the rest of the comedy space right now. Terrell presses Terrance on his thoughts about Trae Young and the Washington Wizards, before the conversation takes a lighter turn into video game soundtrack nostalgia and how certain music instantly brings you back. Later, the Bros talk about a viral social media breakup, the role online attention plays in relationships, and how public perception can outweigh real-life context. They also touch on a more serious topic involving a missing spouse, before closing the episode with NFL playoff reactions and their AFC and NFC Championship picks.

On this episode of the MalloryBros. the guys do a full deep dive into all of the film conversations spawned from Golden Globes night. They start with a weekend recap, but quickly get to Awards night. They give their thoughts on the Globes from a production stand point before getting into the awards winners. They were both able to see "One Battle After Another". They speak to the Best Picture conversation between the two. They speak to Teyana Taylor's performance, her win, and the conversation around the "Monster's Ball" award, and the rewarding of our promiscuity and over-aggression. They speak to the Stranger Things Doc. and spend the last 30 minutes talking about the NFL Wildcard weekend and predictions for the divisional round.

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