Ep 178: Jitterbug
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) celebrate International Women’s Day with a high-energy look at the women dominating the sectors of music and pop culture. They break down the cross-genre impact of icons like Carrie Underwood, Nicki Minaj, and Sexy Red, debating whether Carrie Underwood has ever truly crossed into rap (shout-out to "The Champion" featuring Ludacris). The conversation takes a newsy turn as they analyze the protest culture at New York’s Gracie Mansion and the viral rise of content creator Walter Johnson, all while threading in sharp critiques of Arrested Development’s David Cross and his "never nude" legacy. The banter stays top-tier as the duo navigates through movie nostalgia, shifting from the "Nightmare" themes of A Thin Line Between Love and Hate and The Brothers to the evolving landscape of the Star Wars franchise, from The Force Awakens to Starfleet Academy. Between rants on Cody Rhodes and the wrestling world and a deep look at the legal and cultural ramifications of membership in the Cherokee Nation, the hosts balance serious social commentary with their signature blerd wit. If you want a breakdown of Carrie Underwood’s cross-genre tracks, Arrested Development innuendos, Star Wars fandom theories, and a sharp look at Gracie Mansion protests and The Brothers movie triggers, this episode is a classic.
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