We finally made it! Welcome to Episode 400 (with a slight asterisk) of The Pour Horsemen! We kick off this incredible milestone by taking a trip down memory lane, shouting out the original crew and giving massive flowers to the early guests and friends. Since we recorded this on Mother's Day, we also dive into the realities of navigating the holiday. We debate the unspoken rules of gifting your baby mama, the absolute trap of the child support system (including the new passport laws), and why men need to normalize cutting off friends who don't take care of their kids. We wrap up the 400th episode with some hilarious and heartfelt stories about our own mothers—including Phil getting cut from his high school basketball team and Silk getting caught in a very compromising position in the passenger seat of a car.

The crew is back (well, most of them) for another hilarious episode! We kick things off talking about the Houston Rockets officially bowing out of the playoffs and how Fred VanVleet's injury shifted the entire season. With Mother's Day right around the corner, we drop the ultimate Houston Sunday Brunch guide (shoutout to Lucille's and Pappadeaux) and have our annual debate about why Father's Day is always treated like an afterthought compared to Mother's Day. Things take a wild turn when we address the viral Boston Richie scandal. We discuss the dark reality of grooming, the bizarre "backdoor" rumors involving adult toys, and have a hilarious debate on whether getting "pegged" automatically revokes your man card. Plus, we talk about the desperate need for a real summer hip-hop anthem, why we're waiting on Drake's rumored "Ice Man" project, and swap stories about meeting absolute legends like Shaquille O'Neal (Diesel) and Scarface. Finally, Coach Phil slides in at the buzzer to talk about getting into it with AAU referees!

The crew is back for episode 390-something, and the conversations are heavier than ever! We kick things off with some lighthearted banter about the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic, giving massive props to Colman Domingo's portrayal of Joe Jackson, and debate which legendary musicians deserve the next big movie treatment (shoutout to Prince and Marvin Gaye). Things heat up when we dive into the rumor mill: Was the relationship between Megan Thee Stallion and Klay Thompson real, or was it a perfectly timed PR stunt designed to shift the public narrative away from the Tory Lanez trial? We break down how industry contracts work and why public breakups are always messy. We also tackle a massive elephant in the room. The crew debates the intense backlash surrounding a recent sit-down interview with an alleged domestic abuser. It sparks a deeply serious and passionate conversation about media responsibility, the realities of domestic violence, cancel culture, and whether society should ever offer a platform for rehabilitation and redemption. Plus, we wrap up with some sports talk, celebrating LeBron and Bronny James sharing the NBA floor, while questioning Kevin Durant's ability to lead a franchise.

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This week on a special edition of The Pour Podcast, we sit down with Houston hip-hop legend and sports analyst Killa Kyleon to clear the air! We get straight into the viral back-and-forth between Killa and Kevin Durant. Killa pulls out the actual receipts, breaking down the DMs, the burner accounts, and exactly why he stands by his statement that KD is an "equalizer" but not the "Batman" of a championship team.

This week on the podcast, we are finally putting the spotlight on our director and producer, "Black Ian"—and exposing his legendary temper! We kick things off with a hilarious storytime about how his weekend was completely derailed over a botched "Kings Meal" DoorDash brunch delivery. We also take a moment to recap the amazing Black Cinema Club event hosted at our studio over the weekend and give a massive shoutout to the local film community for pulling up. Finally, as we wrap up the show, we have some huge announcements! We are launching a brand-new comedy night this Wednesday at the studio. Come pull up, enjoy the casual vibes, and you might even get a chance to meet the infamous Black Ian in person (just don't bring him vegan fries). Thank you to all our patrons for the continued support—we have a lot more on the way!

he crew is officially back for Episode 397, which means we are only THREE episodes away from the massive 400 milestone! We kick things off with some new "executive" promotions in the room before realizing we need to plan something epic for Episode 400. Naturally, the ideas go off the rails immediately as we debate taking a podcast "family trip" to the strip club—but strictly to eat the pasta. This sparks a hilarious debate about the best "after-hours" and booty club food in the city. Plus, we ask for your forgiveness in advance if we seem a little distracted this episode, because we've got The Masters playing in the background.

he crew is back and we are getting dangerously close to Episode 400! We kick things off venting about the insane cost of living—from ridiculous gas prices to getting our expensive DoorDash delivered on a 10-speed bicycle. Then, we dive deep into the streets and the music industry. We break down the wild rumors surrounding Gucci Mane’s alleged Dallas studio incident, the danger of mixing street politics with off-duty police security, and why young artists are still falling for predatory record deals that are essentially just massive bank loans. We also get into a heated debate about cancel culture and accountability. Why is it impossible to cancel Kanye West? Do men use trauma and mental health as a crutch to avoid taking responsibility for their actions? Plus, we react to DaBaby refusing to accept a fan's painting of his daughters, which sparks a real conversation about fatherhood, protecting your kids from internet weirdos, and balancing the entrepreneurial grind with family time. Finally, we close out talking hoops, breaking down Dawn Staley's legendary resume and Geno Auriemma's coaching ego.

The crew is back as we get closer and closer to Episode 400! We kick things off with some hilarious outfit roasting before getting sidetracked by an impromptu push-up challenge debate. Then, we dive right into the music: We give our raw recap of the Tank vs. Tyrese Verzuz battle, explaining why Tank's performance and pen game completely stole the show. We debate whether Jamie Foxx gets enough credit as an R&B artist, if R&B inherently makes for a better Verzuz format than Hip-Hop (shoutout to The LOX vs. Dipset), and who would win a pop-star Verzuz between Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus. We also cover the latest Houston news, including the wild TSA delays at the airport that have led to hilarious cheating rumors about people being "stuck" in the city, plus Lil Flip's tease about the legendary Houston Comets WNBA franchise making a comeback. Finally, we end with some deep late-night texting etiquette, OnlyFans jokes, and wild conspiracy theories about telomeres and aliens!

The crew is back and the banter is absolutely chaotic! We kick things off with some serious internal beef about punctuality before diving into a recap of Houston's Spring Break, including the wild online trends and why we desperately need an "adult" Spring Break. Things take a serious turn when we discuss the terrifying recent news of five bodies being found in the Houston Bayou in a single week. We debate community safety, how the media drives paranoia, and why you can't trust everything you read on the internet. We also touch on the government shutdown's impact on Houston airports, with TSA agents working for $0 checks. But you know we had to bring it back to the culture! We spark a massive Houston food debate: Frenchy's Chicken vs. Timmy Chan's. Which one really holds the crown? Finally, we wrap up with a heavy R&B debate: If Tank and Tyrese went hit-for-hit in a Verzuz, who takes the win? We break down Tank's insane pen game and discuss the hilarious reality of the TGT reunion.

This week, the crew is back to recap a wild week in Houston! We warned everyone that Houston is not built for Spring Break, and we were right—from out-of-towners paying $2,500 for bottles to the Houston Rodeo getting shut down because of a massive 100-person brawl. We talk about the real rodeo culture, taking the kids to Golden Corral, and witnessing Shaboozey absolutely rock the stage in chaps.Things get heated when we dive into sports: Did Bam Adebayo disrespect Kobe Bryant and the game of basketball by intentionally fouling to score 83 points? We debate his legacy, compare his star power to WNBA MVP A'ja Wilson, and discuss which current NBA players could realistically score 80 next.Plus, we address the Smackwater rant about Houston DJs being "button pushers," and swap hilarious stories about the absolute worst jobs we've ever worked—including surviving a grueling construction crew and the dreaded solitary confinement of the "Dog House".

In the episode, the crew kicks things off talking about the Houston Rodeo season and why you have to get a cowboy hat to participate in the culture. We also give out-of-towners a full plan on the hottest places in Houston. As we wrap up the show, we dive into some wild banter, tease our upcoming focus on more local Houston news, and celebrate getting closer to the massive 400-episode milestone.

The crew is back, and this might be the most chaotic and unfiltered start to an episode yet! We kick things off with a hilarious (and highly inappropriate) debate about double standards and holidays, officially declaring March 14th the ultimate Men's Valentine's Day. Then, we dive into the culture. Is 50 Cent untouchable? We debate his relentless online trolling, whether he crosses the line by bringing family into beefs, and why no one in his camp seems to check him. We also salute Juvenile and the Hot Boys for their massive resurgence, taking a brief moment to drop some real wisdom on valuing your freedom and staying out of the system. Plus, with the Houston Rodeo in full swing, we discuss if Louisiana legends like Cash Money or No Limit could take over Black Heritage Night, how Houston and New Orleans cultures merge, and what to expect from the impending Houston Spring Break madness. Finally, we close it out with a hilarious breakdown of "Booty Duty" and the unmatched beauty of Houston women.