July 14, 2020
This week on Bridge the Gap Podcast BIG P runs out of excuses, holds himself accountable and the guys reflect on Florida becoming the virus epicenter of the world. The guys also go over the Jada Pinkett Red Table Talk (14:02), the viral Wayfair sex trafficking conspiracy, T.I. vs 50 Cent (44:50), and Pusha T’s verse on the unreleased Pop Smoke song (56:40). New music from Snow Aalegra, Chewy Newton (74:32), Boldy James and much more.
July 7, 2020
On this episode: July 4th, the BET awards and the upcoming Master P content (24:41), the posthumous Pop Smoke album (37:31), and BIG P breaks with Kanye after recently released music (51:27). The news with Jada, Will, and August Alsina brings up commitment and marriage (75:20), the cancellation of DJ Akademiks (101:39) and more.
June 30, 2020
This week on Bridge the Gap Podcast the guys recognize a significant milestone on their podcast journey (5:59). Other topics discussed: Face mask dissonance, new music from Teyana Taylor, Pierre Bourne and Lil’ Baby (31:41), the Alicia Keys vs. John Legend Verzuz battle, J. Cole vs Noname (55:45), BIG P shares his take on Apple after WWDC 2020, Mia Khalifa, the YZYGAP announcement (86:24) and more.
June 16, 2020
On this episode: A city in their backyard with a name that needs to be changed (09:45), NASCAR’s changes, and Kyrie Irving’s reaction to the return of the NBA is covered (19:02). Jose breaks down Spongebob’s big announcement, Dave Chappelle’s newest special, new music from Lil’ Baby (42:52) and Pop Smoke, another attempt from Tekashi 69 for relevance, B Simone’s comments regarding relationship expectations (65:55), Spike Lee’s newest film, next weeks guests, and much more.
June 9, 2020
This week on Bridge the Gap Podcast we find DeLaSerg and Jose sharing their first protest experience. The guys pick apart the speakers, the commute itself, and challenge sentiments regarding the credibility of the protest altogether (5:18). Other topics discussed: Blackout Tuesday, celebrity reactions vs. PR-manufactured statements (36:14), notable positive responses and commitments, a viral video from Dykman in New York (49:52), a date for the NBA’s return, new Meek Mill music (74:04) and much more.
June 2, 2020
On this episode: George Floyd’s murder and the unrest, BIG P addresses those who are twisting Martin Luther King J.R.’s legacy (19:20), Mig brings up hispanic racism, and the guys pick apart a possible long-term solution (35:40). Joe Rogan’s Spotify deal and the future of podcasting (62:45), new music from Lil’ Wayne & Freddie Gibbs, Naomi Osaka’s black excellence achievement, Elon Musk and the Space X launch (89:59), the Jeffrey Epstein Netflix series and much more.
May 26, 2020
This week things start off a little different with the center piece of this weeks conversation being different pieces of content. Examples like OnlyFans, TikTok, the Tiger King Netflix series, Future’s recent tweets (27:17) and others are addressed. Other topics this week: Gunna’s new album, predictions on Jagged Edge vs. 112, rumors of new Kanye West music, Joe Biden’s comments trigger BIG P (56:24), Doja Cat’s recent “cancellation”, the racial implications of both those topics, the upcoming Jose stock market masterclass (76:09) and much more.
May 19, 2020
After a couple weeks away due to global events, the Bridge the Gap boys come back with plenty to talk about! Topics: Lifestyle changes and hobbies picked up during their time away from podcasting (05:04), the Instagram live phenomenon with Quarantine Radio and Verzuz TV (26:40) and opinions on a hypothetical battle. The market during the pandemic, predictions on changes coming to sports and the Michael Jordan miniseries documentary (60:22). New music released during their time away, Tekashi 69’s return to social media, and much more.
March 17, 2020
COVID-19 also known as the Coronavirus almost stopped this podcast from happening, but again, the Bridge the Gap boys remind you they’re here to deliver. Topics: societal changes as a result of virus (10:02), BIG P goes full libertarian reacting to Federal Reserve policy responding to the virus, the Jay Electronica album (43:32) and much more.
