Ep 160 Do You Remember
from Black and Snerdy Podcast Hosted by Ode and Mo "Kid" Licorish
On this episode of Black and Snerdy, Ode (@thatsod.e / @thatsod_e) and Mo "Kid" Licorish (@licorishislegit) open with a nostalgic riff on music and memory — even joking over the Earth, Wind & Fire lyric “Do you remember” — before settling into a heavyweight news round. They pay respects to cultural figures who passed this week, discuss Robert Redford’s long legacy in film and the Sundance festival he helped shape, and mourn the tragic, suspicious deaths of young people in Mississippi that listeners and communities are calling lynchings, describing how families and activists are demanding investigations and justice. The hosts balance grief and context with sharp observations about media coverage, civil-rights echoes, and what those stories mean for Black communities. The show pivots to culture and crime reporting with clear-eyed takes about celebrity-targeted theft and legal fallout — a case involving items stolen from Beyoncé’s team — plus a spotlight on playwright Olivia Matthews and the circumstances around her death. Along the way Ode and Mo bring in tiny cultural detours (cartoon and Pandora-box jokes, a music-stuck-in-your-head moment) and thread mental-health check-ins through the conversation, making the episode a mix of obituary-minded reporting, pop-culture news, and candid, personal commentary on justice, safety, and memory.
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