The MudPo[LIT]ical Podcast

By: Mikhail LaPread Courtney Gray Jay Williams
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  • The MudPo[LIT]ical Podcast (formerly known as The Where's My 40? Podcast) is a weekly podcast; Hosted by Mikhail LaPread, Courtney Gray, and Jay Williams, it covers a number of topics ranging from entertainment to sports, but primarily focuses on the entertainment industry and social events pertaining to the previous week.
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Episodes
  • Power to the People

    Power to the People
    Mar 6 2024

    On this episode, the guys discuss the complexities of friendships (07:45) and the difference between marriages and dating relationships (31:46). They also discuss some A.I. and the implications of it in the entertainment industry (50:11).
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Daddy Daycare (Season 5 Premiere)

    Daddy Daycare (Season 5 Premiere)
    Feb 9 2024

    On this episode the guys are back for a new year and a new season! They discuss Katt Williams' interview with Shannon Sharpe, Industry conspiracy theories, and more. They are also joined by a very special guest.

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    48 mins
  • People are St*pid (Pt. 2)

    People are St*pid (Pt. 2)
    Jul 14 2023

    On this episode, the guys bring in a couple to reaction to their previous discussion on male advocation in relationships. They also go in depth on ways women can be more receptive to male communication; and the power of compromise in interpersonal romantic relationships.

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    1 hr and 22 mins

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