Stop Asking, We’re Already Together

That's My Sister!

On this episode of 86, we’re diving into the spicy, murky, and sometimes misunderstood world of platonic friendships between men and women. Mike swears they’re all his "sisters," but is that the truth or just a smooth cover?  We talk boundaries, blurred lines, and why some folks act like being friends with the opposite sex is a myth. Can men and women really just be friends? Or is somebody always lowkey waiting for their shot? Tune in for laughs, real talk, and maybe a few canceled takes.

Big Mike vs. Marriage Settlements

Big Mike has some thoughts on marriage settlements, and he’s not holding back. In this episode, we’re diving into why these legal breakups have him heated—talking about what’s fair, what’s not, and whether love should really come with a price tag. It’s a laid-back but real conversation about relationships, expectations, and why splitting up can sometimes feel like a business deal gone wrong. Tap in for the laughs, the debates, and the Big Mike rants you didn’t know you needed. And don’t forget to subscribe—because this one’s just the beginning

Stop the Chase: Moving Different in 2025

In this episode of 86, we’re talking about the art of stepping back. Chasing women excessively? Played out. Big Mike gets personal on why the old game doesn’t work anymore and how the mindset shift in 2025 is all about self-respect, energy, and knowing your worth. We’re keeping it real, unpacking the pressures, and figuring out what it means to move with purpose. Tap in—this one hits home.

Stop Asking, We’re Already Together

On this episode of 86, we’re cutting out a pointless Valentine’s Day tradition—asking your partner to be your Valentine when you’re already in a relationship. Why do we still do this? Is it cute, or just unnecessary pressure? We break down the expectations, the awkwardness, and why it’s time to officially 86 this outdated ritual. If we’re together, isn’t it obvious? Let’s talk about it.

86ing Kanye West – How Many Chances Does He Get?

Kanye West was once one of the most celebrated artists of our time—The College Dropout, Graduation, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy—certified classics. But over the years, his public behavior has gone from controversial to completely unhinged. From his obsession with Trump to antisemitic rants, harassing his ex-wife, and now calling a Nazi symbol his greatest artistic work, the question isn’t if Kanye should be canceled, but why hasn’t he been fully canceled yet? At what point do we say enough is enough? Is Kanye too far gone, or will people still defend him no matter what? Listen now and let us know—should Kanye West be permanently 86’d?