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We realize that our voices as Canadian, white males are not the ones that need to be echoed the loudest right now. That said, whatever our platform is, we want to use it for progress. We also want to be clear that we don't for a second think we have all the answers. We want to listen and hear how to be better, more effective allies and advocates.We want to do our part for a better, more just future and we hope you do as well. Let's start now.Black Lives Matter.

New logo, new audio, same guys. With no more of The Last Dance, Steve and Henry chat Muhammad Ali, the inevitable onslaught of unnecessary sport documentaries, how their social skills have adapted during lockdown, and give their weekly, mandatory hot take.Subscribe! Share! Enjoy!Special thanks to Simon Glassman for the new logo.Music by Henry Sir.

Welcome back to Talkin' That Trash!This week, the Brothers Sir chat music, reflect on when Metallica used to be actually good and, of course, delve into the finale of "The Last Dance". They speculate what Edmonton, Alberta pizza joints would poison MJ and what their respective entourages would look like.Please enjoy, share and subscribe!

The Brothers Sir pay tribute to all time great comedy legend, Jerry Stiller, and discuss all things episodes 6 and 7 of The Last Dance and of course, MJ, another all time great comedy legend.Topics include the worst documentaries nobody needs to see that will probably be made and is Scottie Pippen kind of a dick?Subscribe! Share! Follow! Enjoy!

Welcome to Talkin' That Trash! The new name for the same podcast. Forgive our temporary picture, there is a permanent one in the works. This weeks focus is, as the title would suggest, episodes 5 and 6 of ESPN's "The Last Dance". Listen! Subscribe! Share! Enjoy!

The podcast will be changing up entirely within the next few weeks!While it is still this horribly named show with an awful concept, however, your boy is once again joined by Steve Sir and we head the pleasure of Ryan Dunkley also getting in on the action.Ryan is a staple of Edmonton basketball, both as an all time great U of A Golden Bear, as a coach, and the undisputed King of the North Side (a title I didn't run by him).We all sit down to chat episodes 3 and 4 of the Last Dance before Ryan and Steve engage in a heated rap battle with a focus on the Industrial Revolution. You won't want to miss these fireworks.

Henry and his brother, Steve Sir (NCAA record holder for 3 point shooting percentage, 10 year professional career, and current member of Team Canada's 3x3 national squad) talk about the first 2 episodes of ESPN's The Last Dance.We chat highlights, what it means to us personally, the LeBron/MJ debate, and we make sure to take the time to make fun of people pretending they were better at basketball than they really were. Subscribe! Share! Enjoy!Our talk starts at 4:45 if you want to skip the intro and insanely motivational music I composed.

This week, Henry tries to rip off Waking Up with Sam Harris with the most important topic facing the world today; Star Wars.Henry is of the opinion, and right side, that the Last Jedi was a debacle. Comedian and Last Jedi apologist, Mark McCue enjoyed it and is therefore wrong. Henry and Mark debate the film as they prepare for the release of The Rise of Skywalker.Join them on this intellectual debate of intergalactic proportions.

This week, Henry tries to rip off Waking Up with Sam Harris with the most important topic facing the world today; Star Wars.Henry is of the opinion, and right side, that the Last Jedi was a debacle. Comedian and Last Jedi apologist, Mark McCue enjoyed it and is therefore wrong. Henry and Mark debate the film as they prepare for the release of The Rise of Skywalker.Join them on this intellectual debate of intergalactic proportions.

A podcast needs an episode 0 to explain what the podcast is and that new content will continue to come out. What better time to do that than the second episode? Also, Henry supplies some really annoying synth music. What else could one want?

Welcome to the first episode of Henry Will Podcast Anything! For our first edition, Henry tries to capitalize on the true crime phenomenon as he conducts his own investigation of a 100% real incident (seriously) with twists and turns you legitimately won't believe. Think Atlanta Monster but with more laughs (hopefully). It's the late 2000's in the cold, Canadian city of Edmonton, Alberta. Andrew Louis, the seemingly innocent, good looking, charismatic (aren't they all?) college student commits one of this centuries most bizarre, disgusting crimes. Hear the story that has shockingly not seen the light of day until now.