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Back in early April of this year, Kenny got to sit down with up and coming artist Ron Papson as he was prepping to release his debut EP "Somewhere Close". The guys sit down a discuss a multitude including musical inspiration, sneakers, creative freedom and more. Also make sure you go and check out Ron's EP on all streaming platforms.

This week Randall and Quentin continue the random conversation. With the release of Doctor Strange 2, the guys discuss marvel and some things they are looking forward to in the MCU. Thus, leading to a conversation about anime and which anime would be great super heroes.

After a 6 month hiatus the guys return to discuss a multitude of topics. It begins with a conversation about their frustration with gas prices. Thus, leading to a convo about the NBA and eating you shouldn't eat.

After a long haitus, the guys return with a new podcast. They give us an update on what's been going, as well as why they haven't been recording. The guys then have a discussion on man bags and the rules to carrying one.

After another quick hiatus from podcasting, the guys decided to record themselves after quick trip to the market. This week the guys honestly had no topic, they just decided to shoot the shit.

The guys took a week off to handle some real life business, and this week they come back with a great conversation about social media. The podcast begins with a Kanye fandom as they discuss Donda. Kenny then asks the guys for their opinions on social media, and how it can be helpful and harmful.

This week the guys return with another conversation, but this week they wanted to discuss Texas Senate Bill 3 and its affect on education and politics. Quentin begins the conversation giving a basic breakdown of the bill, and how this has been going on for years. Thus, leading to conversation about the crabs in a barrel mentality within the community. We also discuss why this bill was not created with education in mind.

Conversations can shift at random times, and that is what happened in this weeks podcast. The crew begin with a discussion about Halo and it's relevance as a game. It then leads the guys to a conversation about sleep and what can go right and wrong while being sleep. Lastly, Randall and Kenny get into a debate over the proper use of the word Loose.

In this impromptu episode of Random Traffic Talk, the guys get stuck in line at El Pollo Loco and decided they wanted to converse about what's going on in the culture. The conversation begins with their hype for the upcoming Kanye West album. They then have full fledge discussion about films and bootlegging films while they are in theaters.

The guys hop back into the whip and have extremely random conversation about rage quitting while playing video games. Quentin kicks off the conversation discussing little kids cussing people out on the internet, and it leads to the guys discussing their own personal experience with rage quitting. (Thus the title of this episode)

This week the crew links back up and discuss the ruling by the NCAA to allow student athletes to make money on their name, image, and likeness. The guys start off the discussion explaining why this decision is long overdue. Quentin and Randall then tell stories about elite players receiving additional benefits. Lastly, they discuss what brand deals they would want.

This week the guys decided they wanted to give you some behind the scenes content. So here is the first installment of Story Time, Kenny and Randall discuss owning pets as children and getting trouble as a kid. They also discuss their own concerns about having children and how they would handle it.

This week Kenny and Quentin have a brief discussion about the state of boxing. While recording the podcast; they both react to videos of each of the fights and provide their opinion on celebrity boxing.

This week Kenny and Randall hop back in the whipped continue the random conversation. The guys begin with a discussion about trying to eat proper and exercise; which then lead to a review of the film Mortal Combat. Lastly, the guys have a conversation about creating a professional argument league.

This week the squad get back together to discuss a few random topics that have not been discussed by the culture. The guys begin with a conversation about cars and how high gas prices are getting, leading to a conversation about moving to the African coast. From there the guys have a extremely in-depth conversation about Star Wars and what they feel was missing from the film.

This week Kenny and Randall hop back in the whip and have a conversation about the role fans play in sports. They begin with their own personal opinions on fans. The guys then discuss how athletes are just like everyone, and deserve respect as well.

The random conversation continues this week as the guys are joined by homies Devery, Joe, a London to discuss a multitude of topics. The guys begin the podcast discussing apps and advancements to everyday items that would be useful. London leads a conversation about entrepreneurship and the effects social media have on authenticity. Lastly, the guys end the podcast a with a deep conversation about the plight of minority communities and how communities are consistently mistreated.

We have versatility over here at Random Traffic Talk and we want to make sure y'all get that every week. This week Kenny and Randall have an in depth conversation about crypto currency. They divulge their personal beliefs about market and how it is important to do your own research on the topic. They also discuss the influence of media and crypto pessimist over the global belief in crypto.

This week the whole squad is back to have even more random conversations. The guys begin with a conversation about isolated cities and why they wouldn't live in them. They follow that up with a conversation about niggas trying too hard playing sports as adults.

This week Kenny and Quentin return with the first episode of the second volume of the Quickcast series. The guys discuss a multitude of topics including, Usher Bucks, the continued misuse of force by police officers, and the one thing we enjoy on the news.