RIDINOUTALLDAY

What movie or TV show made you see a place as a kid and think, “Damn, I wanna go there”?
Before YouTube, TikTok and travel influencers, movies and TV were how we discovered places outside our neighborhoods.

Host M. Davis, Reggie and special guest Doc from the Giddie Up Pillow go back to the shows and movies that built our childhood imagination—from The Goonies, Fresh Prince, Home Alone 2 and Miami Vice to Sesame Street, Fantasy Island, Scrooge McDuck’s Money Bin and more.
Then we get into the TV and movie cars we wanted as kids, places Hollywood oversold, and the fictional worlds we actually thought were real.

What movie or TV show made YOU want to go somewhere as a kid?

RIDINOUTALLDAY Podcast — EP 242Featuring Doc from the Giddie Up PillowAvailable on all streaming platforms.

Fat Joe says he’s Black — but is being accepted by Black culture the same as actually being Black?
M. Davis and Reggie break down Fat Joe, race, identity, hip-hop culture and who gets a pass. Then RIDINOUTALLDAY goes everywhere: Reggie’s food-poisoning disaster, the wild “Tiny” Bangkok story, male body-image pressure, Beyoncé and Selena, songs from legendary artists that should never be remade, whether Apple is still innovating, Lil Durk, the Lindsay Clancy holdout juror and more.
RIDINOUTALLDAY Podcast
Unapologetic Hustle and Raw Authenticity
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Everybody got some sh*t going on — and Episode 240 proves it.
M. Davis and Reggie are back for EGSSGO (Everybody Got Some Sh*t Going On), jumping from sports and hip-hop to corporate controversy, major court cases and entertainment news.
The conversation starts with LeBron James and Philadelphia — would Philly actually be a better situation for LeBron, and could that roster make a championship run?
Then it’s corporate America: Target’s controversial Halloween costume sparks a bigger conversation about how questionable products make it through major companies, while Walmart finally embracing Apple Pay turns into one of the funniest stories of the episode.
On the music side, M. Davis and Reggie give their takes on The Game’s Documentary 3 before breaking down Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux’s Prolific — favorite records, production, replay value and where the project fits alongside Nipsey’s catalog and legacy.
Then things get serious with conversations surrounding Keefe D and the Tupac case, Lil Durk’s federal case, mental health and criminal responsibility, media coverage of high-profile cases, and more.
The episode closes with conversations about Michael Wright, celebrity legacies, mortality, fame, and what it must be like knowing your death could affect millions of people around the world.
Sports. Music. Courtrooms. Corporate America. Culture.
Everybody got some sh*t going on.
RIDINOUTALLDAY Podcast — Episode 240
Hosted by M. Davis with Reggie / DVP
Available on all streaming platforms.
Unapologetic Hustle and Raw Authenticity.

Dress for the job you want… apparently Daejon Love took that shit literally.
M. Davis & Reggie get into the wild allegations surrounding the man accused of posing as a San Francisco 49ers player and wealthy investor.
The alleged scam is crazy—but the way this man committed to the NFL lifestyle might be even crazier.

Should the 49ers just give him a tryout at this point?

🎙️ RIDINOUTALLDAY Podcast — Episode 239
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THE LETTUCE — Episode 238

Why does it feel like everything we eat is getting recalled?
Lettuce. Eggs. Fruit. Vegetables. Cheese. Meat. Packaged foods. Every week there seems to be another food recall, contamination warning, Salmonella scare, Listeria alert or FDA announcement.
On this episode of RIDINOUTALLDAY Podcast, we go down the food-recall rabbit hole.
Why are there so many recalls? Is our food supply actually getting worse, or are we just better at catching contaminated food? Are food companies cutting corners? Is the government doing enough to protect the food supply? And why does it sometimes feel like the healthier you try to eat, the harder it gets?
Then we put the conspiracy hat on: Could all these recalls actually push people back toward processed food, fast food, beef and pork? Or does the evidence tell a completely different story?
We get into FDA recalls, food safety, contaminated food, Salmonella, Listeria, grocery prices, fast food, government regulation, the American food supply—and the question everybody eventually has to ask:
What are we supposed to eat?
RIDINOUTALLDAY Podcast — Episode 238: The Lettuce
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