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Banter’N’Bullsh*t

Carter Young & M.I. Key

Banter and Bullshit is a no-holds-barred podcast hosted by two Air Force veterans who’ve got plenty to say and no filter to hold them back. Join us as we dive into comedy, music, life, and current events—mixing real talk with a whole lot of laughs. Whether we’re tackling serious issues or cracking jokes, you can count on honesty, humor, and a little bit of nonsense. We’ll sit down with everyday people doing cool things in their communities and share their stories too. Expect the unexpected as we

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00:04:56

White Men Cry Unfair

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/02/11

This clip is pulled from Season 4, Episode 2 of Banter’N’Bullsht: “The OG’s Are Taking Hip Hop Back.”*In this moment, hosts Carter Young and M.I.Key dig into one of the most uncomfortable conversations in today’s cultural landscape — privilege, power, and who really benefits from the idea of “fairness.” As complaints around DEI, equity, and “lost opportunity” grow louder, the conversation flips the narrative and examines how systemic advantage has shaped outcomes for generations.Carter and M.I.Key

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00:04:14

Are you too old to rap? :Age Limit Myth in Hip Hop

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/02/09

This clip is pulled from Season 4, Episode 2 of Banter’N’Bullsht: “The OG’s Are Taking Hip Hop Back.”*In this moment, the conversation takes aim at one of hip hop’s most stubborn myths — the idea that artists have an expiration date. The crew breaks down why the “too old to rap” narrative never made sense, how OGs are proving longevity is power, and why experience now outweighs chasing trends.As hip hop matures, veteran artists are reclaiming space, delivering better records, and reminding the

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00:46:36

The OG's are taking Hip-Hop Back?

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/02/06

In this episode of Banter’N’Bullsh*t, the crew dives deep into the state of hip hop, its culture, and where it’s headed next. From breaking down the creative process behind making music to unpacking the anticipation surrounding J. Cole’s latest project, the conversation highlights how collaboration, experimentation, and authenticity still drive the genre forward.The hosts examine the evolving role of age in hip hop, challenging the idea that artists have an expiration date while celebrating how OGs

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00:04:25

ICE Under Scrutiny: Accountability, Power, and Public...

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/01/23

In this episode, M.I.key and Cvrter Young discuss the troubling incidents involving ICE agents, highlighting the cases of Renee Good and Keith Porter Jr. They explore the broader implications of these events, questioning the role and accountability of ICE in the United States. The conversation delves into the societal impact of these actions and the media's role in shaping public

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00:03:07

Military vs ICE Training — Different Standards,...

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/01/21

In this episode, M.I.key and Cvrter Young discuss the training processes for different roles, including the United States Air Force and ICE agents. They highlight the differences in training duration and the responsibilities that come with these roles. The conversation also touches on the professionalism expected in high-pressure situations and the surprising lack of training for some

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00:05:26

Clip: Uncle Murda's 2025 Wrap Up

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/01/19

In this episode, M.Ikey and Cvrter Young discuss Uncle Murda's 2025 wrap-up, highlighting its impact on hip hop and the notable absence of certain artists. They delve into the differences between Uncle Murda and Mad Skills, and the anticipation surrounding 50 Cent's potential response to the Squad Is Rights freestyle. The conversation explores the dynamics of hip hop culture and the business acumen of artists like 50

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01:09:24

Redemption, Ownership & Beef: Hip-Hop Culture Check...

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/01/16

2026 is already feeling different — and hip-hop is right in the middle of it.In this episode of Banter’N’Bullsht*, M.I.Key and Cvrter Young break down the state of hip-hop culture, from the return of legacy figures like Max B and Fetty Wap to the ongoing conversations around redemption, ownership, and accountability in the music industry. The hosts discuss the importance of understanding contracts, the reality of predatory deals, and why artists are still fighting for control decades into the

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00:04:33

Epstein files 'stupid' or 'lazy'

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/01/09

Join Cvrter Young and H as they delve into the chaotic landscape of 2025, discussing the societal shifts and political upheavals that define the year. From the controversial "Patriot Games" to the criminalization of immigration, this episode unpacks the madness and division in today's world. Tune in for a raw and unfiltered conversation on the state of the nation and the cultural shifts that are reshaping our future. #banternbullshit #podcast #hiphopculture #CulturalShift

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00:05:33

2025's Fashion Shift

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2026/01/02

Dive into the dynamic world of fashion in 2025 with Cvrter Young and H as they explore the bold shifts in style and culture. From New York's iconic trends to Atlanta's daring fashion statements, this episode unpacks the experimentation and nostalgia shaping today's fashion landscape. Tune in for a lively discussion on personal expression and the evolving language of style#banternbullshit #hiphopculture #funny #FashionRevolution #StyleShift #Podcast

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01:04:07

Season Finale-2025: Culture Check (the wrap up)

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/12/26

2025 wasn’t just another year — it was a reckoning.In this season-closing episode, Cvrter Young and H take a hard look at a year that felt heavy across music, media, and Black culture. From the scrutiny facing hip-hop artists to the way controversy often overshadows craft, this conversation breaks down what 2025 revealed about the culture — and ourselves.We unpack the public controversies surrounding Nicki Minaj, the constant pitting of female rappers against one another, and why legacy artists are

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00:04:19

Brand Validation

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/11/14

In this episode, Cvrter Young and M.I. engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the cultural significance of brand names and the societal pressures to equate success with luxury labels. They explore the economics behind popular brands, the concept of validation through material possessions, and the importance of supporting black and brown businesses. Tune in for an insightful conversation that challenges the norms and encourages a shift towards community support and self-worth beyond brand

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00:03:30

Ep. 66 Clip-5:JD Vance Cuckhold President?

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/31

Hosts Cvrter Young and M.I. delve into the political landscape, discussing the potential candidacy of JD Vance and the broader implications of political labels. They explore the cultural and societal impacts of political affiliations, likening them to a modern-day version of Bloods and Crips. The conversation also touches on the ongoing government shutdown and its personal effects, offering a candid and humorous take on current events. Tune in for a raw and unfiltered discussion that challenges

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00:03:10

Ep. 66 Clip-4: Hip Hop's Glow up

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/29

In this episode, we dive into the evolution of hip hop, exploring its growth from the 90s to the present day. Our hosts discuss the genre's transformation, highlighting the importance of allowing hip hop to expand and reach new audiences. They reflect on the influence of legendary artists like Jadakiss and KRS-One, and the necessity for hip hop to evolve beyond its roots. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on the cultural impact and future of hip hop, and a tribute to the late

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00:04:06

Ep.66 Clip-3: Hold the culture down

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/27

Join us in this engaging episode as we explore the global influence of culture, transcending borders and uniting communities. Our hosts discuss the thriving B-boy culture in Japan and emphasize the importance of protecting and celebrating cultural heritage. Tune in to hear thought-provoking insights on how we can all contribute to preserving the essence of our shared cultural identity. Don't miss this inspiring conversation that calls for unity and pride in who we are and what we do.#BanterNBullshit

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00:03:25

Bonus Clip from Ep.66-Shutdown Struggles

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/26

In this bonus episode, Cvrter Young and M.I. tackle the harsh realities of the current government shutdown and its impact on everyday life. Through candid discussions and personal anecdotes, they explore the challenges of managing expenses, the societal implications, and the urgent need for political leaders to prioritize the well-being of the people. Tune in for a raw and unfiltered conversation about navigating these challenging times.#BanterNBullshit #BonusEpisode #CvrterYoung #MIPodcast

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01:20:34

Who Owns The Culture?

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/24

In this thought-provoking episode of Banter’N’Bullsht*, hosts Cvrter Young and M.I. explore the evolution of hip hop and what it truly means to “own the culture.” From the soulful legacy of D’Angelo to the merger of Rolling Stone and Vibe Magazine, the duo unpacks how generational shifts, authenticity, and consumerism have shaped Black identity. They dive deep into cultural food authenticity, the challenges faced by Black-owned businesses, and how politics, community, and creativity intersect in

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00:04:06

Clip-2 EP 66: Protecting the Culture

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/22

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the heart of cultural preservation and the role of influence in today's society. Join us as we explore the question of who truly protects the culture and the impact of consumerism on cultural identity. Our hosts engage in a candid discussion about the power of influence, the importance of supporting authentic cultural expressions, and the need for greater ownership within the community. Tune in for an insightful conversation that challenges the status

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00:05:20

Ep-66 Clip 1: RIP D'Angelo

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/20

In this heartfelt episode, we pay tribute to the legendary D’Angelo, reflecting on his profound impact on music and culture. Join us as we explore the legacy he left behind, the soulful essence of his work, and the ongoing conversation about cultural ownership and representation.We also dive into the merger of Rolling Stone and Vibe Magazine, questioning what this means for the future of hip-hop, R&B, and Black artistry. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on the past, present, and future of

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00:03:20

EP-62 Clip 3:Microwave Generation

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/15

In this engaging episode, Cvrter Young and H dive into the dynamics of the "microwave generation," exploring the desire for instant gratification and the contrast with past generations. They share personal anecdotes about the changing perceptions of outdoor activities and the lessons learned from their own experiences. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on generational differences and the evolving landscape of youth culture.#BanterNBullshit #CvrterYoung #PodcastLife

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00:04:09

EP-62 CLIP 2: UK RAP A DIFFERENT CLASS

Banter’N’Bullsh*t ·

2025/10/13

In this episode of Banter'N'Bullsht*, join Trinidad and Tobago’s own Carter Young as he sits down with the enigmatic H, a self-taught legal expert who turned his life around after a stint in ICE detention. Dive into a candid conversation about the challenges of navigating the legal system, the state of hip-hop culture, and the power of community action.From the impact of government shutdowns to the influence of music on society, this episode brings unfiltered honesty and cultural insight that

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