Ep 174: Stealing Grannies
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) kick off a high-stakes show with a shocking and serious discussion about the disappearance of news anchor Savannah Guthrie’s mother. They parse the details of the masked intruder caught on camera and the terrifying reality of elder safety, contrasting the "happy news" vibe of the Today Show with this developing hard-news tragedy. The mood shifts from true crime to industry drama as Ode details a personal with one of the industry's most polarizing figures, Corey Holcomb. From assault allegations and whiplash footage to the "reverse Midas touch" of his career, they don't hold back on the "shenanigans and chicanery" of the comedy circuit. The "Snerd" energy returns as the hosts celebrate Black History Month by navigating the history of the Super Bowl halftime show—from Michael Jackson’s legendary performance to the era of "Left Shark" and the Patriots' dominance. They discuss the impact of Bad Bunny and the Puerto Rican influence on modern pop culture, while threading in takes on Kendrick Lamar, Jessica Alba, and the "Rock Your Body" era of the 2000s. Whether they’re debating the stability of Yahoo vs. Gmail or riffing on Kid Rock’s place in history, the duo balances heavy industry news with their signature snerdy wit. If you want the truth about the Corey Holcomb assault, a breakdown of Super Bowl halftime history, reactions to the Savannah Guthrie news, and a deep dive into 2000s pop culture nostalgia, this episode is a "class act."
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