The M.A.K Podcast

Send us Fan MailThe M.A.K Podcast is back with a different kind of energy.After a one-week hiatus, Asaad the Artiz and Kemistree return for one of their most mature and introspective conversations to date. Less shock value. More substance.The episode opens with a vulnerable discussion on emotional intelligence as Asaad reflects on his communication style—realizing that he’s always been better at expressing what he thinks rather than what he feels. Kemistree responds by opening up about her own growth, acknowledging her tendency to listen with the intent to “correct” rather than simply understand. Together, they unpack what healthy communication really looks like.From there, the conversation shifts into the current state of hip hop:Do albums even matter anymore?Is hip hop still the cultural driver?Which artist carries the most pressure to help steer rap in a new direction?Then comes the episode’s deepest conversation.Inspired by discussions inside The Safe Space group chat, the hosts tackle interracial dating and racial fetishization—not from a place of judgment, but from a place of curiosity, education, and self-awareness. Asaad makes it clear this isn’t a “Dr. Umar soapbox” moment. Instead, the goal is to explore the historical, psychological, and cultural nuances surrounding attraction, identity, and how race shapes dating preferences.To close things out, Kemistree throws out one of the boldest questions the podcast has ever discussed:Should segregation make a comeback in 2026?The answers… probably aren’t what you’re expecting.This episode isn’t about hot takes for clicks. It’s about having the conversations many people avoid.We want to hear from YOU. Leave a comment, rate the show, share the episode with someone, and most importantly—provide your feedback. Tell us where you agreed, where you disagreed, and what topics you’d like us to tackle next.Follow for more: 📲 @rudemusicent 📲 @twentytwomak 📲 @kemistree2cg

Send us Fan MailEpisode Breakdown: “The Uppity Negro”This week, Asaad and Kemistree prove that you don’t always need notes to have a powerful conversation. In this completely freestyle episode, there were no notes, no outline, and nothing written on the board—just two microphones, real chemistry, and authentic dialogue.The episode opens with a discussion on self-preservation and karma, with both hosts sharing personal experiences that shaped their perspectives.After the music intro, the conversation shifts to the blockbuster Jaylen Brown trade from the Boston Celtics to the Philadelphia 76ers. That leads Asaad into a deeper conversation about the historical “Uppity Negro” trope. The duo examines comments made by NBA executives suggesting Brown “has to be the smartest person in the room,” connecting those criticisms to a long history of society viewing educated, outspoken, and independent Black people as threatening. Backed by historical context and factual discussion, this becomes one of the most thought-provoking conversations of the episode.The duo then pivot into LeBron James’ potential free agency destinations and what the next chapter of his career could look like.Later, Kemistree brings up the Big Tigga controversy and discusses the latest video evidence that many believe vindicates him.Asaad follows that with a discussion surrounding the Marcellus Wiley controversy, breaking down the headlines and public reactions.The conversation then turns to relationships after Kemistree shares a viral quote about women not needing men to validate their existence and being happier moving independently. Rather than pushing back, Asaad applauds the sentiment and explains why self-worth should never depend on another person.The episode closes with another heated installment of Hot Take Court, where bold opinions go on trial. If you’re only listening to one part of this episode, don’t miss this segment—it delivers some of the biggest laughs, strongest debates, and hottest takes of the show.A completely off-the-dome episode that proves great conversations don’t need a script.

Send us Fan MailThis episode opens on a different note as Asaad & Kemistree take a moment to be transparent and vulnerable. The two discuss the purpose behind the podcast, its mission, what they hope to accomplish, and share some of the biggest lessons they’ve learned so far in 2026.From there, they jump straight into the culture.The duo breaks down the Verzuz battle between Pretty Ricky and B2K, giving their honest takes on the performances, nostalgia, and who they believe came out on top. They also dive into new music as Asaad reviews Benny The Butcher’s latest project, The Plugs I’ve Met 2.5.Kemistree then brings up the rise and fall of Dame Dash, leading into a deeper conversation about legacy, accountability, and business. The conversation continues with their thoughts on this year’s BET Awards and what stood out—for better or worse.Keeping the music flowing, Asaad introduces a record from Earthsignchels before the fan-favorite “Verse Verses” segment returns, where two legendary rap verses go head-to-head in a lyrical showdown.After the music break, the conversation shifts to reality TV as the hosts discuss Love Island and the internet’s latest obsession, KC & Aniya, sharing their perspectives on the relationship that has everyone talking.To close out the episode, Asaad & Kemistree bring the energy with rapid-fire games including “Would You Rather,” “Crash Out or Stand on Business,” and “Cancel One Forever,” creating plenty of laughs, debates, and moments you’ll be talking about long after the episode ends.🎧 Stream the podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and wherever you get your podcasts.📲 Follow @rudemusicent and @thamakpodcast for exclusive clips, behind-the-scenes content, and updates on future episodes.

Send us Fan MailThis week, Kemistree and Asaad the Artiz kick things off with a conversation many people can relate to: asking for help. Why do so many of us struggle with it? Is it pride, embarrassment, fear of judgment, or something deeper?Then it’s time for what might be the most entertaining segment on the podcast as Asaad returns with another unforgettable tale from the chronicles of Delusional Debbie. Trust us—this is a CANT MISS story that had us questioning reality itself.The duo also takes a moment to send condolences following the passing of Tay Keith and discuss the pressures that come with life in the entertainment industry. They also reflect on the passing of Clive Davis and examine the more complicated aspects of his legacy. Will public opinion shift once the documentary is released?Later, the two jump into another edition of Verse Verses before taking a quick music break. Coming back, things get a little wild as they debate whether they would ever attend a sex resort. That conversation naturally leads into a discussion about porn addiction following Terry Crews’ public comments about his own struggles. The conversation expands into addiction, accountability, and somehow ends up with the question: would either of them become porn stars?To close out the show, the two dives into fan-favorite segments “Would You Rather?”, “Delusional or Deserving?”, and introduces a brand-new segment, “Cancel One Forever.”All that and much more on another hilarious, thought-provoking, and unfiltered episode.Be sure to follow @kemistree2cg, @twentytwomak, and @rudemusicent for more content, clips, and updates.

Send us Fan MailThis week on The MAK Podcast, Asaad the Artiz and Kemistree kick things off with an unexpected twist—the host finds himself on the receiving end of someone else’s delusion. That’s definitely a first.From there, the dynamic duo shows major love to the New York Knicks after capturing their second NBA Championship and ending a 53-year title drought. The celebration naturally leads into more NBA talk and basketball debates.The conversation then shifts to music, where some bold takes spark another edition of Verse Verses—a fan-favorite segment where the fellas put legendary rap verses head-to-head, comparing bars from different artists and songs to determine which verse truly reigns supreme.After a music break, the hosts tackle the latest controversy surrounding “Dr.” Cheyenne Bryant and the questions surrounding her credentials. The discussion expands into a larger conversation about society’s tendency to accept information at face value while ignoring the importance of proper vetting and accountability.The mood takes a serious turn as Asaad and Kemistree discuss the recent verdict in the Karmelo Anthony trial. The case prompts a deeper examination of the American justice system and raises a difficult question: When will the Black community fully acknowledge that justice and the legal system are not always the same thing?The episode wraps up with the always-entertaining Would You Rather? and Delusional or Deserving? segments before the crew sends love to the listeners.Be sure to like, follow, share, and join the conversation.Follow: @thamakpodcast @rudemusicent

Send us Fan MailThis week, Asaad the Artiz and Kemistree kick things off by revisiting listener feedback from a previous episode before diving headfirst into a wide-ranging conversation that only The MAK Podcast can deliver.Before getting into music, the duo take a detour into vasectomies, male birth control, and the realities of reproductive responsibility from a man’s perspective. From there, they break down Jay-Z’s freestyle at The Roots Picnic and ask a controversial question: Is Jay-Z out of touch? That conversation opens the door to even bigger debates about gatekeeping in hip-hop, whether gatekeeping is necessary, and which rappers would completely fall off if social media disappeared tomorrow. The crew also debates Jay-Z’s Top 5 songs and Asaad shares his frustration with rap fans only wanting lyrical breakdowns when there’s beef involved.After the music break, the conversation shifts to the leaked Diddy/Daphne Joy sextape and the culture surrounding celebrity scandals. Why are people so entertained by celebrity downfalls? Why do we elevate celebrities into mythical figures instead of appreciating them as talented humans? The discussion gets deep, uncomfortable, and thought-provoking.Later, Kemistree puts Asaad in the hot seat with a series of tough questions that spark some hilarious and unexpected answers. The episode wraps up with a round of “Would You Rather?” and a “We Listen and We Don’t Judge” segment that brings plenty of laughs and confessions.All that and much more in another unpredictable episode of The MAK Podcast.

Send us Fan MailThis week on the podcast, the vibes were calm but the conversations definitely weren’t. Host Asaad the Artiz came into the episode with a lot of questions on his mind, and cohost Kemistree was more than ready to give her perspective.The duo tackled everything from the current state of music to the state of the culture itself:Are “vibes” ruining lyrical rap?Did streaming lower the standard for talent?Why are reaction streamers even a thing?Is representation real progress or just performative?Did luxury culture mentally cook an entire generation?And that’s only the beginning.After the music break, the conversation takes a more toxic turn as relationship philosophy enters the chat and Asaad starts asking some questions that are definitely going to have listeners arguing in the comments. We’ll let y’all discover those for yourselves.They close the episode out with a few hilarious “Would You Rather?” scenarios to keep things light before wrapping up another smooth but thought-provoking episode.Shoutout to everybody listening — especially the hate listeners keeping the engagement alive. Make sure you like, comment, share, subscribe, and follow the movement.Follow the team: 📲  @rudemusicent 📲  @thamakpodcast 📲  @twentytwomak

Send us Fan MailThis episode got a little filler-ish, but Asaad & Kemistree still found plenty to unpack. The duo dives headfirst into Drake’s latest project, Iceman, going track-by-track with reactions, artist notes, production breakdowns, and honest feedback throughout. Somewhere along the way, they pose the ultimate Drake debate: which intro track is really his greatest?After a quick music break, the conversation shifts gears. The two react to internet food critic Keith Lee saying the number of children he and his wife have is ultimately her decision — and the bizarre incel outrage that followed online. Then it’s a brief stop in politics as they discuss NYC mayoral candidate Mamdani’s “tax the rich” stance before wrapping things up with a short but brutal review of Kevin Hart’s latest Netflix roast.Music takes, internet nonsense, politics, and comedy slander — just another episode of The M.A.K Podcast.

Send us Fan MailAsaad & Kemistree confront incel culture, toxic masculinity, and the growing normalization of misogyny online. The two challenge harmful ideologies, ask what’s really causing this shift in men, and discuss how healing, accountability, and rejection all play a role.Later, after discussing Hulu’s The Cult of Natureboy, the conversation expands into cult psychology, manipulation, and one bigger question: Is modern American society a cult itself?

Send us Fan MailThis episode kicks off with pure chaos as Asaad the Artiz admits he’s fallen right back into his toxic ways. What starts as a hilarious confession turns into a full toxic trait reveal session, with both hosts exposing the habits, mindsets, and behaviors they know are red flags. But instead of pretending toxicity is always hated, the conversation flips the narrative and asks the real question: why do people secretly LOVE toxic energy? The intensity, unpredictability, emotional highs, and raw honesty become the center of the debate.Things get even wilder when the hosts enter a no-filter discussion about intimacy and whether there’s actually a deeper emotional connection between “cracking raw” versus using protection. Is it psychological? Emotional? Or are people just attaching meaning where there isn’t any? The debate gets uncomfortable, hilarious, and brutally honest all at once.On the music side, the podcast questions why rap feels unusually quiet right now. Where are the moments? The albums? The energy? The hosts unpack whether the genre is in a creative lull or if audiences are just disconnected from what’s dropping.After a quick intermission, the episode pivots into trending culture conversations — including the news surrounding Stefon Diggs being found not guilty in assault and strangulation allegations, leading into a hilarious but serious debate: “Can chefs with BBLs actually be trusted?”The second half dives into what the hosts call the “lustful losers epidemic,” reframing it from simple horniness into a bigger conversation about discipline, self-control, intentional desire, and modern dating habits. From there, they react to Ray J claiming to have slept with over 12,000 women and break down Blueface’s latest controversial takes surrounding “paternal permission,” relationships, and accountability.Toxicity, lust, music, relationships, culture wars, and complete unfiltered madness — this episode covers ALL of it.

Send us Fan MailA How R.u.D.e Throwback: Doin’ The MostWe’re taking it back to the foundation.In this special throwback episode, we revisit a classic from around 2020 featuring the original Big 3—Asaad The Artiz, Traac, and Nada Clue. This was a time when everything was uncertain, the world was shut down, and the grind didn’t stop. In the middle of a global pandemic, these artists were navigating the early stages of building their music careers with nothing but vision, hunger, and resilience.Expect everything that made the show what it is today—jokes that still hit, real music conversations, stories about local legends, and most importantly, the origin and creative process behind the track “The Most” by R.u.D.e.This is more than a throwback—it’s a time capsule of ambition, creativity, and figuring it out in real time.Tap in, take that trip back, and hear how it all started.Be sure to follow @thamakpodcast, @rudemusicent, and @nadacluebeats for more content—and stay locked in, the dynamic duo returns next episode.

Send us Fan MailKemistree steps into the spotlight and takes over the mic, leading listeners through a stream of unfiltered thoughts, bold opinions, and real conversations you didn’t know you needed. Sit back and take it all in as she lets her mind run free.She dives into everything from Drake’s latest project “Iceman”—is it hitting or missing?—to asking whether Corey Gunz is one of the most underrated talents in the game.The conversation gets deeper as she reacts to Jada Pinkett Smith’s latest thoughts on happiness and challenges the audience with a powerful question: Is the world really ready for emotional men?Asaad jumps in to shake things up, breaking down the buzz around the rumored split between Klay Thompson and Megan Thee Stallion, and why people need to stop getting caught up in PR-driven relationships.Raw takes. Honest dialogue. No filter.All of this and much more on another episode you don’t want to miss.Thank you for tapping in with us. If you rock with the show, make sure to share it with someone, leave a review, and follow us for more:@thamakpodcast @rudemusicent

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Asaad The Artiz and Kemistree are back with a raw and unfiltered conversation that sets the tone from the jump. The two open up with real vulnerability—diving into personal growth, internal battles, and the realities of life right now. Asaad reflects on his struggle between speaking his thoughts versus expressing his true feelings, while Kemistree shares her transition into adulthood and navigating the working world.After the music intro, the conversation shifts as they unpack Jay-Z’s recent GQ interview—sparking a deeper dialogue around capitalism, success, and how it shapes artistry in hip-hop. From there, they react to the controversy surrounding Pooh Shiesty and Gucci Mane, questioning street culture, accountability, and where the narrative often goes wrong. The discussion evolves into a deeper level of understanding—and even a direct question posed to Gucci Mane himself.To close out the episode, the duo offers heartfelt advice to a couple facing commitment challenges, blending perspective with real-life wisdom.Throughout the episode, thought-provoking questions are raisedWould you rather be loved and broke or respected and rich?Could you realistically make $100K last a full year?And what does financial success really mean in today’s world?Big shoutout to R.u.d.e Music Ent—make sure to tap in with their music and check out KHHA LP Arcata 94.7 FM.Follow the movement: @rudemusicent @thamakpodcast

Send us Fan MailWe picking up right where we left off—recapping last episode’s patriarchy convo before diving headfirst into the real meat of the episode: polyamory vs. monogamy.This wasn’t surface-level talk either… we got into the nuances, boundaries, emotional discipline, and double standards that come with both lifestyles. Is poly about freedom or confusion? Is monogamy structure or control? We ask the questions people be thinking but don’t always say out loud.Then we pivot into a cultural convo sparked by Jack Harlow’s “Monica”—breaking down cultural appropriation, influence vs. imitation, and where the line really gets crossed in today’s music industry.To close it out, we hit y’all with some rapid-fire takes—quick opinions, hot takes, and wild energy covering everything from EJ Johnson to Afroman.This episode is funny, uncomfortable, honest, and unapologetic all at once.Tap in. Join the conversation. 

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of The M.A.K Podcast, Asaad The Artiz sparks a conversation about monogamy following the Dak Prescott engagement split story. The crew also gives Joe Budden his flowers while debating why his rap career wasn’t even bigger despite his lyrical ability. Later, the host reveals his Hate / Hate On list before the episode closes with another round of Delusional or Deserving?A laid-back episode with relationship talk, music discussion, and classic M.A.K Podcast debates.Follow the movement:@thamakpodcast@rudemusicent@twentytwomak 🎙️

Send us Fan MailThis episode gets spicy from the jump. Asaad The Artiz and Kemistree step into the booth and unpack everything from global politics to modern dating nonsense.First up, the duo break down the Iran/Israel conflict, digging into the long history behind it and why tensions in the region keep resurfacing. No boring textbook talk here—just real conversation, context, and some honest reactions to what’s happening in the world.Then the crew dives into the newest dating term that’s been floating around social media: “Future-Bombing.” You know… when someone starts talking about vacations, marriage, and babies by the second date just to lock you in. Is it manipulation, excitement, or just people moving way too fast?After that, the conversation turns political with the House of Representatives’ shocking 357-65 vote blocking the release of names connected to the Epstein files. The guys debate transparency, accountability, and why decisions like that always seem to raise more questions than answers.To close things out, the two brings back the fan-favorite segment “Red Flag or Realistic?” where relationship scenarios get put under the microscope. Are these behaviors warning signs… or are people just being dramatic?From geopolitics to dating psychology, this episode jumps all over the map—but one thing’s guaranteed: the takes are unfiltered and the laughs are real.Tap in and join the conversation.

Send us Fan MailAsaad The Artiz and Kemistree return to the mic with another unapologetic ride through music, culture, and real-life conversations that don’t come with safe answers.The episode kicks off with hip-hop debates that instantly turn the temperature up — breaking down the T.I. vs 50 Cent “beef,” asking the real question nobody wants to say out loud: Is 50 Cent actually corny… or just strategically petty? The duo also salute T.I.’s kids for standing ten toes behind their mother before shifting into a review of Baby Keem’s Ca$ino and a bigger industry conversation — has Kendrick Lamar already peaked, or are fans just impatient?From there, the conversation pivots into culture and controversy as the hosts unpack the racial slur incident at the BAFTAs and the viral Gavin Newsom clip, diving into how edited moments and social media outrage cycles can dangerously reshape reality and fuel misinformation.After a quick reset, the duo tap into TV talk, reviewing Paradise Season 2 and Cross Season 2, giving honest takes on storytelling, character arcs, and whether these shows are leveling up or losing momentum.The energy shifts again when Dr. Bryant’s commentary labeling men with multiple children by multiple women as “womanizers” sparks a layered debate about accountability, perception, and modern relationships.Then — a new era of the show begins.The episode officially introduces brand-new segments:🔥 Dating in a Small Town: Do’s & Don’ts – survival rules when everybody knows everybody.🔥 Delusional or Deserving? – separating confidence from pure fantasy.🔥 Realistic or Red Flags? – decoding modern dating behavior one scenario at a time.Funny, honest, and occasionally uncomfortable, this episode blends hip-hop barbershop energy with real-world conversations that hit different once the jokes stop.Tap in, join the debate, and decide for yourself — who’s right, who’s wrong, and who’s just loud.

Send us Fan MailThis week the duo clocks in with jokes, heat, and a little righteous smoke.We kick things off reviewing Netflix’s America’s Next Top Model docuseries — and let’s just say… the nostalgia hits different when you realize how wild that era really was. The duo break down the Tyra Banks legacy, the manipulation, the theatrics, and ask: was it genius television or low-key villain origin story?From there, it’s straight bars.We dive into J. Cole’s The Fall Off and unpack whether it lives up to the myth, the moment, and the man. Then the gloves come off with a cultural impact debate you do NOT want to miss:T.I vs WayneJa Rule vs LudacrisUGK vs 8Ball & MJGThis wasn’t just about hits — this was about influence, movement, and who really shifted the culture.After the music break, we talk about Chance The Rapper’s Grammy snubs and whether the industry politics still matter in 2026. Then the energy shifts into TV mode as we ask the question that still divides living rooms everywhere:Who was the real villain in Power?Was it Ghost? Tasha? Tommy? Or was everybody just toxic with better lighting?To close it out, Asaad & Kemistree ends the pod with some heavy hittersDo people secretly enjoy drama more than peace?Would you rather know every lie told about you or every truth people tried to hide?It’s funny. It’s sharp. It’s a little messy.But most importantly — it’s real.Press play. We’re all rootin’ for you… but we’re still keeping score.

Send us Fan MailEpisode Title: Black Grand NationalThe crew pulls up with another unfiltered session on Black Grand National — a fast-paced, culture-soaked episode where nothing is off limits. We kick things off with a sharp review of this year’s Grammy winners, breaking down the highs, snubs, and what it all means for the state of music. From there the conversation pivots into the swirling controversy around the Epstein emails and Nicki Minaj’s viral Gold Trump Card moment, with the hosts cutting through the noise with wit and perspective.The energy stays high as the show weighs in on the internet’s latest obsession, Big Sheila’s Wagon, followed by fresh music reviews and rapid-fire sports takes — including early thoughts and bold predictions for the upcoming Super Bowl. To close it out, the crew dives into the rising dating trend known as “Hardballing,” sparking a funny but insightful conversation about modern communication, intentions, and why the host proudly claims elite communicator status.Raw humor, sharp commentary, and culture talk you won’t hear anywhere else — this is The M.A.K Podcast in full stride.Follow us on Instagram: @thamakpodcast @rudemusicent

Send us Fan MailEthical Communicator Pt. 2In Ethical Communicator Pt. 2, the crew keeps it mostly tongue-in-cheek while still stepping on a few landmines. We kick things off by welcoming The Safe Space—Julio, Jose, & Eric—into the building, setting the tone for a wild but honest conversation.At the top of the pod, the hosts revisit the brief (and very unjust 👀) appearance in “Are We Dating The Same Guy: Humboldt Edition”, which sparks the fellas sharing their own experiences with the group. That naturally opens the floodgates to a bigger question: Why are women feeling unsafe in today’s dating climate? The answers range from thoughtful to hilarious, with a little uncomfortable truth sprinkled in.After a quick music break, we apply full-court pressure with rapid-fire questions that don’t let anyone breatheAre dating apps actually useless?Is financial security a requirement or a preference?The trials & tribulations of living in a lower tax bracketAre credit scores one big scam?And much more reckless curiosityFunny, spicy, and surprisingly informative—this episode is a reminder that uncomfortable conversations don’t have to be boring.Shoutout to @kemistree2cg for all her love and support. Hopefully she shares this episode but she ain’t on it sooooo we’ll see, and much love to the listeners who continue to rock with us. If you’re enjoying the platform, spread the word—we can’t build this without you.Follow & tap in:📲 @thamakpodcast📲 @twentytwomak

Send us Fan MailEthical CommunicatorPower, platforms, and public receipts—nothing’s off-limits.The M.A.K Podcast soft-launches into 2026 with Ethical Communicator, an episode that opens in uncomfortable territory and never apologizes for it.In the first half hour, the duo dives straight into real-world tension—reacting to the arrest of Venezuela’s president and recent ICE shootings—breaking down how authority, violence, and media narratives collide. That momentum leads into a bold question most creators won’t touch: has social media officially outlived its usefulness, or are we just addicted to the chaos?The conversation shifts to culture as the hosts unpack Druski’s viral church skit and push back hard on comparisons to Richard Pryor, debating legacy versus internet-era comedy.Music takes follow with reactions to T.I.’s new single and a critical look at J. Cole’s Disc 2, Track 2—questioning whether it truly works as a lead or plays it too safe. Rapid sports takes keep things moving before the episode’s most anticipated moment arrives.🔥 The standout segment centers on the host’s appearance in the infamous Are We Dating The Same Guy: Humboldt. The duo breaks down how these groups operate, how strong the vetting process really is, and where the line blurs between protection, rumor, and digital vigilantism. The debate heats up further when they tackle whether refusing to date someone with kids is a stigma—or simply a boundary people aren’t ready to respect.

Send us Fan Mail🎁 The Gift That Keeps On GivingIn this holiday-fueled episode of The M.A.K Podcast, Asaad The Artiz kicks things off airing out his latest dating frustrations straight from the wilds of Humboldt County—and somehow that spirals into a very real conversation about parenting boundaries. The big question on the table:👉 Should single parents wait at least a year before introducing a new partner to their kids?From there, Asaad and Kemistree tap into the holiday spirit, breaking down what Christmas actually means to them—beyond gifts, lights, and awkward family interactions.The convo takes a sharp (and hilarious) turn with the Sheronne Moore scandal, leading to an uncomfortable but necessary question:👉 Why do prominent Black men keep fumbling life-changing opportunities over the most mid white women?Yeah… they went there.Next up, the duo tackles code-switching, unpacking why it exists, how it affects the Black community, and why it might be time to finally let that habit go.And of course, it wouldn’t be a M.A.K episode without rapid-fire Sports Takes, random side quests, and a whole lot of unfiltered honesty.We want to thank everyone for rocking with us all year—your support does not go unnoticed. Wishing you and yours a happy holiday season, peace, laughs, and good vibes moving into the new year.📲 Follow us on Instagram: @thamakpodcast🎧 Stream & subscribe on Spotify: The M.A.K PodcastTap in. Same energy. More growth.Much more inside. 🎙️🔥

Send us Fan MailBack when podcasts didn’t have “brands”… just opinions, bad audio, and a dream. We pull up a How R.U.D.E. Podcast vault classic from 2021 featuring DJ Pressure, local emcee Hiway, and Kemistree — real traffic, no GPS. This episode is straight raw convo as we weave through politics in music, cultural exchanges, breaking musical barriers, and the everyday chaos of trying to make art without losing your mind (or your integrity). This one’s gritty, unpolished, and allergic to PR statements. The type of episode that would get “shadowbanned” today for being too honest and laughing at the wrong moments. Also, a loud salute to Nada Clue, former local producer — a certified brick in the foundation before the city started acting brand new. If you miss when podcasts sounded like studio debates, late-night sessions, and opinions said with chest… Highway Traffic is your lane. 🎙️ For entertainment purposes only (relax). Follow @thamakpodcast on Instagram. Stream The M.A.K Podcast on Spotify

Send us Fan MailEvery choice comes with consequences—and this episode doesn’t dodge any of them.Asaad the Artiz & Kemistree tap in for a wide-ranging conversation that moves between faith, culture, family dynamics, music, and unapologetic hot takes. From questioning belief systems to debating rap royalty, Choices & Decisions is all about the moments that shape who we become—whether we’re ready for them or not.In this episode, we break down:The fallout of doing Christian hip-hop and being labeled a “Jesus Freak”Is there actual truth in religion—or just interpretation?A recap of Dr. Cheyenne Bryant’s Club Shay Shay interview, sparking discussions on broken homes, single parent households, workaholic parents, and emotional absenceA controversial question: do people who get scammed deserve it?Having “the talk” after your child has already lost their virginity—too late or still necessary?Is The Game really the King of West Coast rap?Why Cassidy’s rap style feels frozen in 2005The Top 10 most famous people in the world—globally, not locallyM.A.K’s signature sports takesAnd much, much moreThis episode is unfiltered, opinionated, and honest—exactly how real conversations happen when the mics are on and the comfort is gone.🎙 Follow @thamakpodcast on Instagram🎧 Listen to The M.A.K Podcast on SpotifyEntertainment purposes only. Strong opinions guaranteed.

Send us Fan MailEpisode Title: Right TimingThis week on The M.A.K Podcast, we step into the chaos of culture, controversy, and questionable life choices — all in the right timing. From dissecting the Male Loneliness Epidemic to side-eyeing serial monogamy culture, we unpack why everybody wants love… but nobody wants to sit still long enough to earn it.We tap into Kevin McCall’s latest interview and the unraveling of a career that had star potential but got lost in the industry maze. Speaking of industry mess — we get into artist mismanagement, Diddy’s documentary fallout, and why the music business stays grinding creativity into confetti.Plus, we pull up receipts on Summer Walker’s “side-chick statements” and add a healthy dose of “nah, let’s talk about it” energy. And of course, a round of Rapid Sports Takes because the culture is nothing without a little competition and delusion.And yes — there’s more. There’s always more.Stay tapped in for bonus content with our “Live From Kitchen” episodes — where the mic is close and the opinions are hotter.Follow @thamakpodcast on Instagram and stream The M.A.K Podcast on Spotify.

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of The M.A.K Podcast, we’re turning the dial all the way up. We kick things off by breaking down the ongoing push to dismantle the Department of Education — what’s behind it, who’s driving it, and what it could mean for the future of students nationwide.Then we shift gears and ask a big question with even bigger consequences: Can capitalism survive another 50 years, or are we watching the early cracks in the foundation?Of course, we keep it culture-forward too. We get into our Top 3 albums and singles of 2025, debating what’s heat, what’s hype, and what’s holding the year down so far.And for the grown folks in the room, we talk timing — specifically, waiting until 35 for marriage. Smart move? Delayed maturity? Strategic patience? We unpack it all.All that and more packed into one episode that’s equal parts insight, energy, and unfiltered flavor.🎧 Follow @thamakpodcast on Instagram🎧 Follow The M.A.K Podcast on Spotify

Send us Fan MailYou know what it issssss!! Your new favorite podcast is back at it again! Ok so off top nothing but machismo and bravado throughout this whole episode. So you know what that means…. IT’S A BROOOOOOO POOOOOOODDDD. Join Asaad the Artiz as he brings in a brother he’s known since ‘05 and a couple of good homies on their first podcast ever! That’s what we do here @ The MAK Podcast. This is a safe space, right? Ok cool. So tune in as the fellas discuss the following. *Jimmy Butler’s child support battle. *Drake dry snitching on LeBron*Guy Code *Cohabitation with your partner *Mandatory DNA testing And much much more! Tune in and tap in with us @thamakpodcast on IG @themakpodcast everywhere else. S/o to all the new and returning listeners. We appreciate your time and energy. Enjoy the show!

Send us Fan MailWelcome back to your new favorite podcast! Tune in as Asaad & Kemistree chop it up over the following. *Thoughts & Prayers to LA *FS1 Lawsuit *Sex in the workplace *Power dynamics *Why 1.5 Million Dollars, tho? *Meg & Tory latest And much more! Tune in and Tap in, per usual @thamakpodcast & @rudemusicent. Enjoy the show! 

Send us Fan MailWelcome to the first episode of 2025! Okay so we have read the reviews and comments and thank yall so much for the continued love and support! We gonna to apply all that we have learned in due time but right now we still experimenting! So we ask what kind of show we’ll have if we combine rappin’ educators and a sex workin’ porn actress together. Look no further we got that combination right here at The M.A.K Podcast. You’re gonna have to hit play hear the shenanigans going on over here but you won’t regret it. Follow @thamakpodcast on IG, @themakpodcast everywhere else. Enjoy the show! 

Send us Fan MailSolo dolo on this episode, yall. Don’t tune out just yet, tho! Ya man’s @_onlyasaad got some things on his mind, highkey. Tap in as he addresses the following. * Giving Kemistree her flowers. Stop playing wit her! * Goals and visions of The M.A.K Podcast’s future. *What kind of conversations y’all really want to have? *”Helping” shouldn’t come with conditions. *Addressing some comments about the show and the host’s character. * 2025 Expectations. And a few more things 😌. Tap in with us @thamakpodcast on IG @themakpodcast everywhere else. Thank you for the support! 

Send us Fan MailWe recorded this live and let’s just say someone didn’t like what was said. Fam, this is for ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES, lmao. What we talked about? -Hov’s lawsuit (again) -Travis Hunter and his fiancé -Revisted Remy Ma & Pap -The movie Subservience -Expanding Local art and culture And much much more! Come find out what got us banned cause I’m curious too. Were we wilding? Or just speaking facts? @thamakpodcast on IG give us a follow & review. 

Send us Fan MailIt’s your new favorite podcast back at it again! @_onlyasaad, @ kemistree2cg and @hiet877 hitting y’all with hot takes on various topics. Yeah we could do a whole breakdown of this episode but is The M.A.K Podcast so you already know it’s going to be entertaining. Hit play, laugh, think, and dig deep (pause) with yo homies. Follow @themakpodcast & @rudemusicent to be up to date with the latest from your new favorite podcast 

Send us Fan MailWelcome back to your favorite new podcast! You already know what it is! It’s @_onlyasaad & @kemistree2cg talking the usual isshhh for entertainment purposes only. Tune in as the two discuss the following. - The lawsuit heard around the world. Drake’s litigation. -Stop buying bots -The surprise mixtape drop of the year. Kung Fu Kenny with the crane kick. -Why you put your life in weird n*ggas hands? -Private but not innocent? -Kemistree’s Dating Tips And much much more. Follow @themakpodcast on IG for more looks of your new favorite podcast. Enjoy the show! 

Send us Fan MailIf you know, you know! It’s a Kemistree session lowkey. Tune in as your new favorite podcasters discuss the following. *Jake Paul/Mike Tyson review *Tyrese Crashing Out *Katt Williams “un-aliving careers”*What Would You Do If You Had a Bag? * Kemistree’s Konspiracies *Kemistree’s Questionnaire *Is Cheating A DealBreaker? And much much more! Follow @themakpodcast on all social platforms, for more content. Like, share, follow & subscribe!

Send us Fan MailBack from a brief hiatus, yall! Just the dynamic duo on this one @_onlyasaad & @kemistree2cg. The two discusses the following. *Election Results 2024*Tyson vs Paul *NEW MUSIC ANNOUNCEMENT And we introduce a new segment of the show called "Kemistree Test" where the questions be questioning. Trust me this is a good one. Follow @themakpodcast on IG to submit reviews, questions, thoughts, opinions, and be a part of the show!

Send us Fan MailThis one is all the way turnt up. Ft @jamon_jamison. Topics:*Laced baby oil is insane.*The power of honey packs.*Auntie Kamala trying to rescue ni**as. *T.I. Is off the damn stage*Richard Pryor vs Katt Williams? *Mt. Rushmore of rappers *My Dark Twisted Beautiful Fantasy vs The Black Album *Top 50 Verses: Numbers 30-21And much much more! Follow @themakpodcast and enjoy the show!

Send us Fan MailFreestyle episode mf’er! We are noteless and board-less on this one, y’all. Tune in as Asaad The Artiz & Kemistree alongside friends of the show Esch & Rico discuss the show Monsters: The Erik & Lyle Menendez Story. Safaree invading Gag City, light music industry politics, and a few more topics. Follow @themakpodcast on all social media platforms and most importantly ENJOY THE SHOW!

Send us Fan MailAre there some cancelable things said on this episode? Eh, depending on perspective. All we know is that The M.A.K Podcast is a safe space and we @rudemusicent are more than happy to have you here. This episode kicks off on some craziness, as our host deemed porn watching is designated for peasants. What?! The conversations then continue on to the latest in the Sean “Diddy” Combs updates, the dark practices in the music industry, who got popped for a record deal, Port Workers on strike, Lauryn Hill getting sued, TPAB vs The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, TM101 vs Trap Muzik, 40-31 of the Greatest Rap Verses, and few more topics! Tune with @_theartizasaad, @_kemistree2cg, @joshbarnesismental, @hiet877, and @emmirose333 for provocative and entertaining takes. 

Send us Fan MailFt. @albear93, @hiet877, @ramusichealspeople, & @emmirose333.Top Of The Show:-In Memoriam: Frankie Beverly & James Earl Jones.-Addressing Handsome x Toxic removal -Buying streams is for the birds-Shannon Sharpe IG Live Music: -Kendrick headlines SuperBowl -Wayne Snubbed? -“The Culture” is a buzzword selling point -Mase vs Fabolous -T-Pain vs Ludacris -Top 50 Greatest Rap Verses 50-41The Bullshit Pt 2:-The Deliverance review-Lee Daniels needs to join Tyler Perry to take a damn seat-Tyrese arrested for unpaid child support -Presidental Debate review

Send us Fan MailSpecial guest: @emmiirose333*In Memoriam: Rich Homie Quan*When the block spins you. *Family/ Friends chiming in on your relationship. * Ice Spice vs Cleo *The Trial & Tribulations of Tour Life *Celibacy Lies And much much more! Enjoy the show and follow us @thamakpodcast on IG

Send us Fan Mail*Kemistree’s return!*Taking Things Personal *Kamala Harris 2024 & the flaws of our government. *How to be a true Ally *The Tales of Ku Klux Karen’s *Failed Artist? * Questions For The Pod & Much much more!Tap in with the pod! @themakpodcast on IG. Share, like and subscribe! 

Send us Fan MailFt. @albear93, @b.writes, @hiet877Topics: -Olympic Breakdancing 🤓-Captain Le’Merica done it again -Faking patriotism during the Olympics is a black tradition that I’m particularly proud of -Big Kamala on the ticket, how are we feeling about it? -YSL Woody recants on stand -Jonathan Majors breaks down on stage Music: -Andre 3000 said he has vaulted up disses-Fugees cancelled tour. How many passes we giving Lauryn for one masterpiece?-Tory Lanez Prison Mixtape -Whose music career would you revive scandal-free? Complete refresh. And much much more! 

Send us Fan MailSpecial Guest: Comedian, Josh Barnes. Topics : -Arguing with Swagg (Food Dude Shade) -Convo with El (Why women be moving fast in relationships) -Supporting Sex Workers-Hawk Tuah is white mediocrity  -Tyreek Hill going crazy (3 baby mommas in one year)- MOM BODS vs DAD BODS Music: -Not Like Us Video -What’s next for Drake?-Do Drake even have a classic RAP album? -Rick Ross getting jumped for playing Not Like Us -Drake & Wayne beef? -Forbes 50 Greatest Rappers List And much much more! Enjoy the show!

Send us Fan Mail*No more block spinning!*Trail Periods with Baddies* Flight Lady, Mind Yo Business!* Biden v Trump-Top 5 slept on verses -Lil Wayne v Kendrick -XXL Freshman 2024 and much much more. Enjoy the show!

Send us Fan Mail~Complex’s Top 10 Verses on 2024~Re-Cap of the K. Dot's The Pop Out Concert.~The hate is getting weird now~Project 2025 is a bunch of bullsh*t. ~We talking stats? ~Nah, Sexxy Red is actually lowkey sexy~ Celtics dynasty? and much, much more! Enjoy the show!

Send us Fan MailWe're back and we are joined by the one and only DJ Goldylocks and his partner and dear friend Rachel. Tune in as Asaad The Artiz & Kemistree inquire about their musical journey & background, discussions about hip hop and how to progress the craft, views on polyamory and much much more. Enjoy the show!

Send us Fan MailIn this episode its the dynamic duo known as Asaad & Kemistree back at you again with another freestlye session. Tune in as the two discuss various topics such as Megan Thee Stallion's lawsuit, The Game dissing Rick Ross, Shaunie Henderson's infamous quote about her marriage with Shaquille O'Neal, and even the concept of marriage itself. It's a smooth listen, yall. Enjoy the show!

Send us Fan MailSome more coverage of the infamous Drake/Kendrick Lamar beef. This time we wrap this topic up for good. It's over, folks. We crown the winner. Bar none. Joined by HietGotBarz, AlBear & B. Write tune in as this distinguished panel offer their thoughts, views and expressions on this topic for your entertainment. This is one you DO NOT want to miss. Enjoy the show! 

Send us Fan MailSwear this is my third time attempting to type a breakdown of this episode. This unofficially sponsored by Hennessy podcast is really a one to tune into. We really got into a lot here, folks. Surprise guests HietGotBarz, AlBear and David from HipHopHumboldt came thru and we all got into a very passionate discussion about the "diss" records "Push Ups" & "Euphoria". We don’t ask for much, just take our word for it, you would want to press play. Follow @themakpodcast on IG. Follow, like, share, tag a friend, then tell that friend to tag a friend. Help us get to where we need to go by enjoying and engaging to this content here. If you wanna hear some real sh*t, then press play. 

Send us Fan MailWelcome to Episode 2 of the MAK Podcast! Tune in as Asaad The Artiz & Kemistree discuss the apology heard around hip-hop, Drake's AI response, Rick Ross entering the chat, Asaad's own retraction, terms of dating, and much much more! As always we enjoy having you here with us and are honored to have your time and attention. Like, subscribe, share and let us know how we're doing! We at R.u.d.e Music Ent are here for your entertainment and we want to provide excellent content for your consumption. Tap in with us @themakpodcast on IG and message us directly! Enjoy the show!