EPISODE · Apr 17, 2026 · 1H 4M
The Black Lincoln Collective Podcast #146 | Only Turtles Below
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The Black Lincoln Collective Comedy Podcast: Episode #146 on PopCulturePros (also known as #233 overall, because apparently no one has stepped in to stop this yet)Title: Only Turtles BelowAlright, it’s Farace—and somehow this episode is coming “from the future,” which is fitting because nothing happening here makes sense in the present either. We kick things off by finally figuring out what Allan OTB actually means… and honestly, it probably raises more questions than answers. Then they bring back What You Watchin!, which quickly turns into three guys pretending to be TV critics while bouncing between Invincible, The Boys, and whatever else they half-paid attention to this week.Then things really go off the rails—Fred decides he’s calling the Masters winner like he’s got insider info, and somehow they land an “interview” with Tiger Woods. Yeah… sure. Tiger breaks down his Masters experience and the “real” reason he crashed, which I’m guessing is about as factual as anything else on this show. Meanwhile, Parker’s out here scheming on how to sell his house for maximum profit like he just discovered Shark Tank, and Allan’s probably sitting there wondering how he got looped into all of this again.We also get Parker coaching flag football—which goes exactly how you think it would—plus a deep dive into a woman eating metal ice cream (because of course that’s a thing now), Reese’s trying to reinvent chocolate and failing, and Fred proudly reminding everyone about his… let’s call it “enthusiasm” for nuts. Toss in some random history, weird news, and a whole lot of nonsense, and you’ve got Episode #146—complete chaos, zero credibility, and somehow still entertaining. Press play and try to keep up.
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