The LostInTheScript Podcast

By: Travis & Duke
  • Summary

  • Welcome to The LostInTheScript Podcast, the podcast that dives deep into the issues that matter most to Black America. From Black politics and culture to society and race, to geopolitics and Black history, we explore the topics that affect us all. In each episode, we bring you insightful commentary and analysis on the latest news and events. Whether you're looking to stay informed, challenge your perspectives, or just engage in lively discussion, The LostInTheScript Podcast is the podcast for you. Join us as we explore the rich tapestry of Black life and identity, and work towards a better, more equitable future for all.

    All episodes are recorded live every Saturday At 2:15 pm PT on YouTube. Look for LostInTheScript TV.

    2023
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Episodes
  • The LostInTheScript Podcast Episode 187 | The Verdict
    Feb 24 2025

    In this episode, we dive into many hot topics and controversies. At (1:58), we discuss the idea of a Black Captain America and its cultural significance. Then, at (9:10), we break down A$AP Rocky’s recent acquittal and the reactions surrounding it. Moving on to (18:42), we tackle Cynthia Erivo’s unexpected casting as Jesus. Things take a wild turn at (29:16) with a somewhat bizarre kidnapping story, followed by a deep dive into a bizarre Zuses network conspiracy at (33:53). At (46:29), we examine Dr. Umar’s thoughts on Obama’s LGBTQ agenda before shifting gears to Keith Lee’s eventful London trip at (57:03). Then, at (1:07:37), we break down Trump’s Black History Month remarks. Later, at (1:33:48), we explore eerie connections between plane crashes and land grabs. Finally, we round things out with a look at the latest on DOGE at (1:54:29). Tune in for a thought-provoking and entertaining ride!

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    2 hrs and 9 mins
  • The LostInTheScript Podcast Episode 186 | Culture Wars
    Feb 17 2025

    In this episode, we dive into the latest in entertainment, music, and culture. We kick things off with a discussion on Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors (2:28) before breaking down the latest update on Jay-Z’s dismissed case (8:50). Wendy Williams is back in the headlines. We unpack what’s going on (15:33). Then, we shift gears to Kendrick LamarSuper Bowl Halftime Show appearance (26:12), followed by reactions and critiques of the performance (39:36). The drama continues with Kanye West versus Lyor Cohen (54:15). We also touch on John Leguizamo’s latest comments on the creation of crip walking (1:10:10). Later, we have an in-depth conversation about reparations (1:28:28) and explore the Caribbean and African cultural influence in New Orleans (1:41:49). Finally, we close out with a discussion on Trump’s latest political/financial pullbacks (2:11:58).

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    2 hrs and 42 mins
  • The LostInTheScript Podcast Episode 185 | To The Victor GOES THE CHAOS
    Feb 10 2025

    This episode delves into the biggest stories shaping music, culture, and politics. We start with the passing of Irv Gotti and 50 Cent’s reaction (6:57), followed by a breakdown of the ongoing tension between 50 Cent and Big Meech (11:33). We then discuss Kendrick Lamar’s presence at the Grammys and industry recognition (16:20), as well as the latest on Kanye West (29:49) and Janelle Monáe’s evolving career (44:03). Shifting gears, we explore the rise of new leaders to watch in 2025 (1:03:07), the recent wave of plane crashes (1:19:18), and the debate on respectability politics for Black pilots (1:23:07). We also examine growing concerns at the U.S. border and cartel threats (1:35:34), before closing with Trump’s decision to end USAID and its potential consequences (2:07:00).

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    2 hrs and 30 mins

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