In this episode of the Crisp Logic podcast, hosts Jordan and Zay delve into the complexities of celebrity relationships, focusing on NBA star Anthony Edwards and the off-court drama surrounding his paternity case. They discuss the financial implications of such situations, the societal double standards in relationships, and the cultural commentary that arises from these narratives. The conversation also touches on the responsibilities of parenthood and the impact of social media on public perception, ultimately reflecting on the need for understanding and growth in challenging circumstances. In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent transfer of Nico Iamaliva from Tennessee to UCLA, highlighting the implications of NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deals in college football. They explore the dynamics of player compensation, the impact of the transfer portal, and the evolving landscape of college athletics. The conversation delves into the challenges and opportunities presented by NIL, as well as the potential future of college football in light of these changes.

EP. 8: "ESPN vs. The King: The LeBron-SAS Drama

In this episode of the Crisp Logic Podcast, hosts Jordan Mitchell and Xavier Green dive deep into the finale of the Champagne vs. Avalanche series, focusing on the track battles between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. They dissect Kendrick's controversial track 'Not Like Us', expressing their disappointment in its message and production. The conversation shifts to Drake's response with 'The Hard Part 6', which they praise for its lyrical content and directness. Finally, they explore the ongoing lawsuit against Universal Music Group, clarifying misconceptions about its nature and implications for both artists. In this episode, Jordan Mitchell and Xavier Green (Zay) delve into the dynamics of the hip-hop industry, focusing on the impact of Drake's dominance and the cultural implications of the Grammy Awards. They discuss the recent Super Bowl performance, analyzing its messages and the mixed reactions it garnered. The conversation highlights the ongoing rivalry between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, with both hosts sharing their perspectives on the artistry and public perception surrounding their music. The episode concludes with reflections on the significance of these discussions in the broader context of hip-hop culture.