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Three Brothers, One Peewee
by Eric, Jason, & Isom Jr.
Three brothers, same parents, same upbringing, three completely different lives. One's a therapist in North Carolina, one's an aircraft mechanic who works on private jets all over the world, and one still answers to "Peewee" while running around Georgia servicing hospital equipment. All three are military veterans. None of that stops them from talking almost every day, and now they're putting a mic on it. No guests, no experts, no topic off limits, just real brothers being real brothers: predictions competitions with a season-long record on the line, group chat pull-ups nobody consented to, childhood stories that somehow turn into parenting advice, and a running segment where they apply for jobs held by people who just got fired for doing something dumb. It's proof that men, especially Black men, don't need to be in the same field or the same city to stay connected. Some weeks it's deep. Most weeks it's just funny. Come hang out.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Three brothers, same parents, same upbringing, three completely different lives. One's a therapist in North Carolina, one's an aircraft mechanic who works on private jets all over the world, and one still answers to "Peewee" while running around Georgia servicing hospital equipment. All three are military veterans. None of that stops them from talking almost every day, and now they're putting a mic on it. No guests, no experts, no topic off limits, just real brothers being real brothers: predictions competitions with a season-long record on the line, group chat pull-ups nobody consented to, childhood stories that somehow turn into parenting advice, and a running segment where they apply for jobs held by people who just got fired for doing something dumb. It's proof that men, especially Black men, don't need to be in the same field or the same city to stay connected. Some weeks it's deep. Most weeks it's just funny. Come hang out.
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Eric, Jason, & Isom Jr.
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