EPISODE 116 – THE SUMMER SWISH CAST Hosted by Ape Loso (@apeishere_), Rad (@radical_jl), and Rahh (@rahhbanks) 🎥 YouTube: @jscnetwork_ 📸 Instagram: @thejunglesquadcast 🎤 Guest: Quwan Swish (@quwanswish) The jungle may be hot year-round, but this week’s guest brings a whole new heatwave. Episode 116 welcomes Quwan Swish — a voice as sharp as his takes, a style as fluid as his flow. From hoops to hustle, and from culture to controversy, Quwan slides into the den ready to talk that talk and swish every shot he takes. We kick things off in the soundscape of summer. Offset is back with “Professional,” blending polished delivery with street grit. 4Batz links with Sexyy Redd for “WYA,” a track that proves the internet era has no rules when it comes to collaborations. Freddie Gibbs serves up Alfredo 2 — seasoned, sharp, and unapologetic. Tyla’s WWP EP adds a tropical touch to the season, while French Montana and Lil Durk link for “Big Bag,” flexing without apology. Drake taps Central Cee for “Which One,” fusing Toronto and London energy, and Chris Brown & Bryson Tiller get smooth and complicated on “It Depends.” From the beats, we swing to the headlines — where the news is just as unpredictable. The world says goodbye to MissingJohnDough and actress Kelley Mack, gone far too soon at 33. By next year, Hulu will be fully folded into Disney+, changing the streaming game. WWE is making the jump to ESPN for its live Pay-Per-View events, while whispers grow louder about the mysterious new “Tea App.” Ape drops the bomb — “I told you” — as Shannon Sharpe gets fired from ESPN. Meanwhile, Gilbert Arenas lands in hot water with illegal gambling charges, and Rick Ross raises eyebrows with an offer to buy 50 Cent’s kid a puppy. Then we dive into the part of the jungle where it always gets messy — relationships. Is flirting while in a relationship cheating, or harmless? Is it worse to cheat when you’re happy or when you’re unhappy? Which cuts deeper — being guilt-tripped or being yelled at? And when the love runs cold, is an angry outburst worse than emotional withdrawal? From summer playlists to scandalous headlines and relationship red flags, Episode 116 serves it all — unfiltered, unapologetic, and straight from the canopy. Whether you’re sipping something cold in the shade or running wild under the sun — welcome to the Jungle. Where every shot’s a swish, and nothing is off-limits.

EPISODE 115 – THE JUNGLE SQUAD CAST Hosted by Ape Loso (@apeishere_), Rad (@radical_jl), and Rahh (@_rahhbanks) 🎥 YouTube: @jscnetwork_ 📸 Instagram: @thejunglesquadcast ​⁠ @Scumbag_Academy The jungle has its rules, but Episode 115 brings in someone who proudly breaks them. This week, we welcome LAND, the El Presidente of Scumbag Academy, to the den. With a sharp tongue, unfiltered opinions, and unapologetic leadership in chaos, LAND adds a wild and witty twist to one of our most unpredictable episodes yet. From deep album dives to global headlines and relationship curveballs, this one has it all — and no leaf was left unturned. We start in the music realm, where the beat never lies. Joyner Lucas returns with “ADHD 2,” forcing us to revisit the tension between vulnerability and aggression in hip hop. Justin Bieber’s “Swag” album makes a surprise appearance, and we examine how the former teen idol is evolving — or regressing. We also dive into Clipse’s “Let God Sort ‘Em Out” — a statement piece, and maybe their rawest since the coke rap crown days. Giveon’s “Beloved” album gives us soul, heartbreak, and sonic space, while Tyler, the Creator’s “Don’t Tap The Glass” reminds us just how intentional chaos can be. From the headphones to the headlines, the culture is moving fast and recklessly. News breaks that Malcolm-Jamal Warner has passed, and the tributes pour in. Meanwhile, Nicki Minaj is crashing out publicly, spiraling in ways that have even her most loyal fans worried. Across the globe, China bans OnlyFans, setting off conversations about censorship, economics, and control. Back in the U.S., Drake claims UK rappers are better than U.S. rappers — and throws subtle shade at LeBron in the process. Shannon Sharpe makes headlines not for Club Shay Shay this time, but for settling a sexual assault lawsuit. And just when you thought 2024 couldn’t get weirder, Donald Trump demands that the Washington Commanders change their name back to the Redskins. And then we go inward — into the heart of human connection. This week’s relationship convo goes straight into the fire. First: Does true love require sacrifice, or should it flow effortlessly? We explore what it really means to "give up" for love, and whether that’s noble or toxic. Then we ask: Have you ever been in a relationship… while still in love with someone else? It gets uncomfortable — but honest. We wrap with one of the most underrated conversations in love: What’s a small bad habit that becomes a dealbreaker? The answers get petty, personal, and real. Whether you’re listening from the shadows or howling from the tree tops — welcome to the Jungle. Where nothing is filtered, and everything is up for debate. — 🔔 Subscribe: YouTube.com/@JSCNetwork_ 📲 Follow the squad: @thejunglesquadcast 🎙️ Hosts: Ape Loso – @apeishere_ Rad – @radical_jl Rahh – @_rahhbanks 🎤 Guest: LAND – (I@scumbagacademy) #JungleSquadCast #Episode115 #LAND #ScumbagAcademy #Clipse #Giveon #NickiMinaj #OnlyFansBan #TrumpRedskins #LoveAndSacrifice #PodcastUnfiltered

EPISODE 114 – THE JUNGLE SQUAD CAST Hosted by Ape Loso (@apeishere_), Rad (@radical_jl), and Rahh (@_rahhbanks) 🎥 YouTube: @jscnetwork_ 📸 Instagram: @thejunglesquadcast

The jungle doesn’t just echo with sound — it moves with intention. In Episode 114, The Jungle Squad Cast welcomes a bold new voice to the tribe: NVOP Negrito (@nvop.negrito), an artist whose name is rising in rhythm with his message. From creative vision to personal growth, Negrito pulls up to share the story behind the movement, and what it takes to stand out in the ever-noisy music world.

Once introductions are made and the foundation is set, the conversation expands like canopy leaves — from beats to headlines to the vulnerable truths about love.

In the world of music, we dissect the latest drop from Drake – “What Did I Miss” and the layered lyricism of JID’s “PRELUDE GDLU.” We take time with A$AP Rocky’s “Pray4dagang,” tap into the emotional grit of Benny the Butcher’s “Summer 25,” and reflect on the soul-soaked storytelling in Brent Faiyaz’s “Tony Soprano.” This episode’s playlist feels less like a rotation and more like a diary — and we read every page out loud.

The culture stays loud in the headlines. We revisit the ongoing Diddy trial as more revelations surface. Rumors fly about a possible Cardi B and Stefon Diggs breakup, while down South, Texas floods dominate the news — and one man, Scott Ruskin, becomes a hero after saving 165 lives. But the viral moment everyone’s talking about? The DDG vs. Reggie beef, and Kai Cenat spazzing over his house getting blown up in-game — it’s comedy, chaos, and content colliding in real time.

Then, we slow things down to sit in something real — relationships.

This week’s questions aren’t light. They’re layered. They’re personal. And they’re necessary.

Do soulmates actually exist, or is love a daily choice we commit to? What’s one lesson about love you only learned the hard way? As couples evolve and change, what are the healthy ways to stay connected and keep intimacy alive? And after a serious argument or falling out — how do you rebuild connection, not just coexist?

As always, the Jungle Squad brings clarity to the chaos, and depth to the dialogue. Whether it’s vulnerability, music critique, or cultural reflection, we make space for the real — and leave room for growth.

Welcome back to the wild. Subscribe. Lock in. And speak freely — because out here, the truth never whispers.

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PISODE 113 – THE JUNGLE SQUAD CAST Hosted by Ape Loso (@apeishere_), Rad (@radical_jl), and Rahh (@_rahhbanks) 🎥 YouTube: @jscnetwork_ 📸 Instagram: @thejunglesquadcast The jungle doesn’t rest — and neither do the voices that move through it. In Episode 113, The Jungle Squad Cast returns with a brand new guest who’s chasing dreams and building legacy on the big screen: Ejay, an upcoming actor on the rise, joins us to share his story, the grind, and the vision behind his journey. From humble beginnings to early breakthroughs, his perspective adds a fresh layer to the conversation — raw, inspiring, and grounded in faith and focus. Once the spotlight shifts from Ejay’s story, the tribe takes its usual deep dive into the heart of the culture — music, controversy, and real-life connection. We begin with the latest in sound. Lil Wayne’s Tha Carter 6 sparks debate — is it worthy of the legacy? Then we flip through fresh drops like Chicken P’s “Lights Camera Action,” GloRilla’s “Typa Single,” and Yung Bleu’s “Freak Drill” featuring Sukihana — a track as wild as the title suggests. We also reflect on Joyner Lucas’s “One of Them” and the soulful storm that is Teddy Swims’ “God Went Crazy.” Music in the jungle is more than beats — it’s storytelling, struggle, and celebration. As always, the headlines are messy — and we’re not afraid to get into them. The BET Awards bring both energy and controversy, but the biggest noise comes from the sidelines: Kai Cenat claiming he doesn’t know Wale sent waves through social media. Then there’s DDG vs The Shaderoom, a beef that proves the internet never forgets, and Ray J, who stirs the pot with a claim that he had sex with Sexyy Redd. But the episode takes a sharp turn when we break down shocking testimony from 50 Cent’s baby mother, who alleges that Diddy forced her into “freak offs.” Truth or clout-chasing? We unpack all angles. And finally, we close in the deepest part of the jungle — relationships. This week’s questions pull no punches: Can you really be in love with someone you don’t respect? Is there a limit to how many baby fathers a woman can have before you reconsider commitment? How do your partner’s friends influence your relationship — for better or worse? We share stories and lessons from the chaos. What does healing from a toxic relationship actually look like? And if an ex publicly humiliates you online — and you won’t see her in person for 7 years — do you respond online, or take the L in silence? No surface talk here — just real men in real conversations, speaking from the gut and grounded in honesty. This is what The Jungle Squad does best. So tap in. Subscribe. And step back into the wild with us — where growth is uncomfortable, but always necessary. — 🔔 Subscribe: YouTube.com/@jscnetwork_ 📲 Follow the tribe: @thejunglesquadcast 🎙️ Hosts: Ape Loso – @apeishere_ Rad – @radical_jl Rahh – @_rahhbanks 🎤 Guest: Ejay – [@ejay] (insert IG handle if available) #JungleSquadCast #Episode113 #EjayTheActor #ThaCarter6 #RelationshipTalk #ToxicHealing #BETDrama #RayJClaims #KaiCenatVsWale #CultureUnfiltered #podcastrealness CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:54 - Welcome EJAY 05:07 - Brooklyn Comic Con 2025 Highlights 10:36 - Rad’s Weekend Adventures 12:51 - Ejay's Acting Journey 27:05 - Review of Lil Wayne's "The Carter VI" 57:15 - Glorill a - 'Typa' Single Review 1:06:05 - Young Bleu e ft. Suki Hana - Freak Drill Review 1:31:14 - Diddy’s Jane Doe Speaks Out 1:46:21 - Understanding Love and Affection 1:48:31 - Respect in Relationships 1:54:50 - Love Without Respect: Is It Possible? 1:59:50 - Baby Daddies: How Many Is Too Many? 2:09:01 - Impact of Partner's Friends on Relationships 2:18:00 - Healing from Toxic Relationships 2:24:10 - Episode Reflections 2:25:20 - Final Thoughts and Where to Find Us 2:28:30 - Outro

EPISODE 112 – THE JUNGLE SQUAD CAST Hosted by Ape Loso (@apeishere_), Rad (@radical_jl), and Rahh (@_rahhbanks) 📸 Instagram: @thejunglesquadcast In the wild corners of culture and conversation, The Jungle Squad Cast returns for Episode 112 with another powerful guest pulling up to the mic. This week, we’re joined by Junethatsit (@junethatsit) — a creative force who moves with quiet intensity, honesty, and ambition. We get into his story, his creative vision, and what’s next for him as he continues carving his name into the scene. But before the deep talk, we hit the episode with a real moment of reflection. The icebreaker this week: Who was the last person you had to forgive — and why? The answers set the tone. Some wounds don’t heal until they’re spoken out loud. From there, the energy shifts into sound. In this week’s musical rotation, we break down the new video for Meek Mill and G Herbo’s “Survivor’s Remorse” — heavy visuals, heavy bars, and the hunger of two artists still fighting to be understood. We also touch on the emotional posthumous link-up between XXXTENTACION and Juice WRLD on “Whoa,” and explore the unexpected bounce of Pluto and Sexyy Redd’s “Whim Whammie.” From there, it’s Lil Tecca’s “OWA OWA” vs. Lucki’s “Diamond Stitching” — two entirely different energies speaking to two sides of the same coin: youth, pain, and progression. But the jungle isn’t just beats and bars — it’s the noise of real life. In the world of culture and chaos, we discuss the viral phrase “Callin’ ya girl My Ball” — is it a joke, or something deeper about ownership and identity? Meanwhile, Cardi B and Diggs make it IG official, and the internet has a field day. The New York Knicks part ways with head coach Tom Thibodeau, and sports fans are split down the middle. And in a case of social media running faster than facts, rumors that Vanessa Bryant is pregnant are shut down — but not before the speculation spreads like wildfire. We close the episode where it always gets real — in the realm of relationships. This week we ask: Is it healthy to rely on your partner for emotional validation, or does that start to chip away at your self-worth? We explore the tension between self-love and affirmation, then open up about moments of self-sabotage in past relationships — when we were the problem, not them. The discussion doesn’t stop there. We talk about whether it’s selfish to leave a relationship in the name of personal happiness, and if friends-with-benefits can actually turn into something deep, lasting, and emotionally sustainable. And finally, we ask the big one: Should couples seek therapy even when things seem fine? Or does that just invite problems that weren’t even there? In the jungle, we don’t dodge questions — we explore them. Every vine, every echo, every roar. Subscribe. Listen close. And as always — welcome to the wild. — 🔔 Subscribe: YouTube.com/@jscnetwork_ 📲 Follow the tribe: @thejunglesquadcast 🎙️ Hosts: Ape Loso – @apeishere_ Rad – @radical_jl Rahh – @_rahhbanks 🎤 Guest: Junethatsit – @junethatsit #JungleSquadCast #Episode112 #Junethatsit #CultureUnfiltered #PodcastRealness #RelationshipTalk #TherapyBeforeTrouble #MusicWithMeaning

EPISODE 111 – THE JUNGLE SQUAD CAST Hosted by Ape Loso (@apeishere_), Rad (@radical_jl), and Rahh (@_rahhbanks) 🎥 YouTube: @jscnetwork_ 📸 Instagram: @thejunglesquadcast In the jungle, evolution is survival. And in Episode 111, The Jungle Squad Cast welcomes someone who’s been grinding through the thick of the wilderness — K Dos, a rising rapper out of Connecticut. With lyricism carved from raw life experience and a vision rooted in his own reality, K Dos (@callmekdos) steps into the booth with us to talk about his come-up, the mission, and what’s next on his path. Once we get through the origin story, the conversation moves through familiar territory — deep sounds, wild headlines, and the unpredictable terrain of love and relationships. On the music front, we dig into the MuTT Deluxe release from Leon Thomas, the sultry new drop from Honey Bxby, and an unexpected vibe check on Miley Cyrus’s “Something Beautiful.” Plus, we talk Ace Trumpets, Clipse, and whether Pusha T still holds the crown for street storytelling. Then, the culture gets louder. In a Trendy News segment filled with chaos and controversy, we unpack the loud cries of “Free F*in’ Tory”**, as the public wrestles with the fallout of his sentencing. Cardi B vs Offset takes a new twist as Cardi claps back over spousal support rumors. Over 100 illegal immigrants were arrested at a Florida construction site, raising questions about labor, legality, and exploitation. And things get dark with news that Zion Williamson is being sued for rape and kidnapping — a shocking and serious situation we don’t tiptoe around. To end it where it hits closest to home, we enter the real jungle: relationships. We ask the tough questions: Can someone be too emotionally needy, even in love? Have you ever looked back and realized you were the one who sabotaged something good? Is trauma bonding real love — or just pain dressed up as connection? And finally: If your partner dies, how long would you wait to date again? The answers get honest — and personal. Every week, we hold space for real talk. No filters. Just the jungle. Come through, hit subscribe, and stay grounded in the wild with us. — 🔔 Subscribe: YouTube.com/@JSCNetwork_ 📲 Follow the cast: @thejunglesquadcast 🎙️ Hosts: Ape Loso – @apeishere_ Rad – @radical_jl Rahh – @_rahhbanks 🎤 Guest: K Dos – @callmekdos #JungleSquadCast #Episode111 #KDos #CTHipHop #MusicTalk #RelationshipRealness #FreeTory #CultureUnfiltered CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 02:43 - Episode 110 Overview 12:44 - Taking Music Seriously: A Journey 17:40 - Leon Thomas Deluxe Album Review 20:40 - Chris Brown's Legal Troubles 23:50 - Pros and Cons of Deluxe Albums 29:26 - Honey Bxby Album Review 35:33 - Miley Cyrus Album Review 46:10 - New Evidence in Tory Lanez Case 51:20 - Tory Lanez vs Drake 56:36 - Offset's Spousal Support Request 1:07:30 - ICE Immigration Raids at Construction Site 1:13:24 - Zion Williamson Lawsuit News 1:17:28 - Emotional Needs in Relationships 1:25:52 - Self-Sabotage in Relationships 1:37:19 - Trauma Bonding: Love or Illusion? 1:43:14 - Moving On After Loss 1:50:24 - Attractiveness of Emotionally Unavailable People 1:53:13 - Outro

EPISODE 110 – THE JUNGLE SQUAD CAST Hosted by Ape Loso (@apeishere_), Rad (@radical_jl), and Rahh (@_rahhbanks) 🎥 YouTube: @jscnetwork_ 📸 Instagram: @thejunglesquadcast

Welcome back to the wild, where real conversations echo through the trees and the truth swings freely from vine to vine. This week, The Jungle Squad Cast enters its 110th episode — and we’re not slowing down.

We’re joined by a brand new face in the jungle, Mike Paul, who steps into the den with us to share his journey, business moves, and unique perspective. After getting to know the man behind the name, the conversation branches out in classic Jungle Squad fashion — raw, honest, and unpredictable.

We kick things off in the heart of the music world, where the drums of the underground never stop beating. From Joey Bada$$’s East Coast lyricism clashing with West Coast energy, to deep dives into Tee Grizzley’s "Forever My Moment", Snoop Dogg’s soulful “Is It a Crime”, and Rob49’s “Let Me Fly”, we question what moves us — and what doesn’t.

But it wouldn’t be Jungle Squad without some fire from the culture. In our Trendy segment, we unpack the ongoing chaos of the Diddy trial, as major names like Kid Cudi hit the stand. We explore the bizarre arrest of Haha Davis, the tragic story of Karmelo Anthony, a 17-year-old charged as an adult for murder, and stir up the pot with the Papoose vs Remy Ma saga. Plus, we ask the question everyone’s wondering: what exactly is Streamer University?

As always, we take it home with what stirs the soul — relationships. Why has intimacy taken a backseat in so many modern relationships? What’s the weirdest thing that’s ever happened to you while dating? And what happens when trying to spice things up turns into a full-blown disaster? We even touch on the age-old dilemma — should you confront your partner’s toxic family, or let them fight their own battles?

This episode is for the grown, the curious, the bold, and the ones navigating love, life, and legacy in the jungle of adulthood.

Pull up, subscribe, and let your voice be heard. 🌿 The jungle never sleeps.

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When a scheduled guest cancels, the core trio proves why they're the backbone of JSC! Ape, Rad, and Rahh hold it down with no backup needed, bringing that raw, unfiltered energy that day-one fans have come to love. The music scene stays fresh: Isaiah Falls creates paradise with "LVRS Paradise," Benny the Butcher reaches new heights on "Excelsior," TYLA finds "Bliss," Honey Bxby and Toosii link up for late-night vibes on "3am," and Karol G delivers with "Milagros." The news cycle is explosive: Tory Lanez faces danger behind bars, Jason Tatum's injury threatens championship dreams, Chris Brown's arrest shocks fans, Halle Bailey and DDG's relationship drama intensifies, and the long-awaited Diddy trial finally begins. With no guest to filter for, the relationship segment gets extra spicy as the trio dives deep: Is a jealousy-free partner a red flag or green flag? When should brutal honesty replace gentle communication? Can love really heal damaged people? The squad debates relationship tests and decodes the mixed signals of social media behavior. This stripped-down episode showcases the chemistry that's made JSC a must-listen, proving that sometimes the original recipe hits hardest. The three hosts bounce off each other with the comfort and chaos that comes from true friendship and countless hours behind the mic. Don't miss this back-to-basics installment that reminds everyone why Ape, Rad, and Rahh are the heart and soul of the Jungle Squad Cast! #JSC #Episode109 #TrioEnergy #NoGuestNeeded #RelationshipTalk #UnfilteredConversation