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The iLLogical Sense Podcast

The iLLogical Sense Podcast

Auteur(s): Aaron Busby James Cole & Martin Esquer
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Join Busby, J.C. & Martin as they discuss music, sports, pop culture & try to make logical sense of an illogical world.Aaron Busby, James Cole & Martin Esquer Musique
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  • Episode 327: "Those Tweets!"
    Nov 19 2025

    As the final stretch of the year approaches, the iLLogical gang returns in time to remind everybody that while the timeline doesn't wait, it also never forgets. But first, J.C. recaps how his planned extended break went from relaxed reset to bed-ridden survival (1:22), Busby slides in celebrating another trip around the sun (12:24), and Martin clocks in from the work trenches (14:19).

    From there, the crew dives into the Grammy's Best Rap Album nominations (14:50), breaking down the narratives, upsets, and why the whole “Kendrick fatigue” thing doesn’t hold water (18:56). The conversation turns up even more when the New Rory & Mal crew becomes a case study in why your words online always come with consequences, especially when you run from accountability (35:52).

    Later topics include OutKast getting their overdue flowers with a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction (52:24), the Michael Jackson biopic setting new trailer records while shaking up timelines (54:13), Westside Gunn and WWE beefing out of nowhere (55:53), the Cash Money VERZUZ No Limit showdown bringing that Y2K-level nostalgia (59:57), honoring the life and impact of Coach John Beam after his tragic passing (1:06:07), and more.

    Another wired, witty, and wildly unpredictable ride in this timeline-bendin’, discourse-spinnin’, tweet-scorchin’ edition of The iLLogical Sense Podcast.

    👉 Subscribe on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your pods.

    📱 Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook for clips, updates, and weekly chaos.

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    1 h et 19 min
  • Episode 326: "It's GNX!"
    Nov 13 2025

    Busby and Marteen hold it down while JC is out sick this week, diving into movies, music, sports, and a packed slate of news.

    ⸻ 🎬 Pop Culture & Entertainment Busby at the Movies (00:02:22) Busby shares his thoughts on the 40th Anniversary of Back to the Future, reflecting on its legacy and timeless appeal. Michael Jackson Biopic Trailer (00:03:18) The gang reacts to the first look at the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic — early impressions, casting choices, and expectations.

    ⸻ 🗳️ Politics & Current Events Special Elections (00:08:31) Discussion about recent election results and what they mean moving forward. Government Remains Shut Down (00:10:34) The hosts analyze the ongoing shutdown and its ripple effects across the country.

    ⸻ 🏟️ Sports & Music Business Sports Talk (00:22:18) The Dodgers win the World Series, sparking celebration (sort of) and debate. Drake’s Legal Drama Continues (00:24:28) Busby breaks down Drake’s appeal process, new lawsuits, and how his name surfaced in both the Stake class action and Spotify botting lawsuit—with Drake being the only artist named as an example.

    ⸻ 🎤 Hip-Hop & Industry News Cam’ron Sues J. Cole (00:36:04) Unexpected legal news from the rap world—Cam’ron takes Cole to court. Hip-Hop Falls Off Billboard’s Top 40 (00:39:22) The hosts discuss the shocking moment when hip-hop lost its usual stronghold on the charts. Marteen’s Question: “When did it become criteria for artists to make music about themselves?” (00:47:40) A deep dive into artistry, authenticity, and what defines “real” music in today’s industry.

    ⸻ 🏆 Awards & Sports Wrap-Up Grammy Nominations Breakdown (00:51:45) Busby and Marteen reviews this year’s Grammy nominees — who got snubbed, who surprised, and predictions for big wins. NFL Talk (01:08:29) From injuries plaguing the 49ers to a look around the league, the show closes with heartfelt respect for the late Marshawn Kneeland.

    ⸻ 📲 Stay Connected Follow The iLLogical Sense Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube — and don’t forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share!

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    1 h et 22 min
  • Episode 325: "I Rest My Case!"
    Oct 25 2025

    With the entire crew back in the building after an extended recess, the iLLogical gang reconvenes court with a docket full of industry drama, lyrical jabs, and cultural chaos so thick, it might need its own discovery phase.

    Opening statements begin with a cross-examination of A.I., as the crew revisits earlier takes and debates whether artificial intelligence is now helping… or just pleading the fifth (4:44). Then it’s time for reflection as they pay tribute to the late, great D’Angelo, honoring the legacy of a soul legend (13:20).

    Next, it’s trial by playback as Drake’s defamation lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar is officially dismissed (22:52). The crew breaks down the judge’s ruling, revisits J.C.’s accurate case brief from Episode 320, and asks the bigger question: Can you really sue someone for cooking you on wax?

    The docket only gets deeper:

    • Cardi B vs. Nicki Minaj goes juvenile with ruthless social media jabs (48:56)
    • Marc Lamont Hill vs. Queenzflip sparks a war of words on the Joe Budden Podcast (50:20)
    • Taylor Swift’s second-week sales collapse leads to conspiracies about her rollout strategy (1:06:19)
    • Diddy’s sentencing finally lands, bringing some closure to a dark saga (1:11:54)
    • Mark Sanchez fumbles the bar — literally — during a violent public incident (1:16:07)
    • NFL parity or mediocrity? No dominant team yet… unless you’re the Jets (1:19:57)
    • Netflix’s Starting Five Season 2 brings heat, but KD comes across as unlikeable (1:35:00)

    All that and more slanderous soliloquies and audio affidavits in this gavel-droppin’, ego-poppin’, case-closin’ edition of The iLLogical Sense Podcast.

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    1 h et 54 min
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