High Codes

In probably our most intense episode to date we have author, teacher and mental health enthusiast (@kippcudi) come through and share with information and tips as well as personal stories from Chuck and Mook.

We know some you guys may think we hate people but we decided to just show you how much we don't by bringing on our first white guest, the good homie, Jake (@jakeybrackets). We ask why white people be wylin and some more white people shit before we share some bizarre drinking stories, and touch back up on why strippers are indeed athletes.

We haven't had a lady guest in a while and because of that we brought the one and only, Amirah Alexander (@ifakevlog), to join us and air out some of our grievances. We talk cheating, relationships, maturing, should men be crying.. Whoo! It's a lot!

We have baby gamblers, Mark and Kese, come through and school us on what the gambling game is like and get tips and tricks on how to win big on our 60th episode!

We are back from a mini break and we address why soundman hates us as well as why the Kavanaugh ruling isn't surprising and why consent is the bare minimum.

We present to you our Soundman, Omatic (@OmatisZone), and let him take the mic all by himself to present to you his own episode of High Codes the Podcast. He basically does a deep history lesson on a few things while getting very lit at 10am on a Saturday. S/o Hendricks gin.

Damn, Mac Miller is gone so we try our best to pay our respects. Chuck is angry about Botham Jean being murdered and we tell you guys about our encounter with a lady who knows much more about the twelve tribes than we do.

On this episode we try to get Mook to use better words. We explain the meaning of gathering your thoughts and last, why Ruben Studdard biggest hit could have been bigger.

On episode 55 Chuck tries to help Mook use better language and it kind of works. The guys try to get down to the bottom of the term cisheteropatriarchy. It's a lot going on; Oh ad the guys also discuss proper sock usage while sleeping.

We got the host of the hottest game show in the DMV right now, Azel Prather (@Hail_Zel) of DMV Certified, to come sit and chop it up with us about the new show. We also got into all of his career endeavors as well as his infamous go fund me story. Click and Listen!

This is our first episode in a bit so we came back with a lot of different topics, but the main theme is, Everything is Relative. Whether that be karma, morality or how you face your money, its all relative. Sosa then somehow got us back on the conversation of death.

We have the lovely Tati (@theeteeoli_) from Thee Oli Kitchen come talk food with us. We're giving you the do's and don'ts, favorite local spots, meals, and everything else food incorporated. This, is for the foodies!

On this smooth episode we have Premo Rice (@PremoRice) join us, again! This time to give the lamest folks a little bit of C and gives game to the pimps out there ready to advance their talents. Lastly, we get into his new album dropping July 23, Orange juice Jones. Ladies and gentlemen, buckle up and watch the leather.

On our 50th we thank all of our prior guests and fans. We discuss the new Drake and all the drama around him. We also talk weed, sending money on cash app and porn; In other words another episode of High Codes.

On our latest episode we have LB (@Its_LB13) come through and talk to us about his recent project, Black Matter. We then dive into his growth as an artist and what changes he's gone through, as well as whats next for the young emcee.

We interview rapper and model Montez (@MontezBrenard). We dig into his process behind making music and the difference between the modeling and the rap game, the influence living in ATL had on him and we even get some exclusives.

We get morbid and talk about death and ask why we don't have the same energy; Also, why religion fucks over the poor man.

We celebrate the Caps inevitable Stanley Cup win, guess how many years we were willing to lose for our kids (hypothetically) and much much more.

We got our boy Christian Cash (@_ChristianCash on the episode talking about balancing being a professional track athlete with working a 9-5. We also discuss his most epic turn up stories as well as his non profit foundation.

We have our good friend Gabe (@MrMassalley) and owner/creator/ceo of Status Gang (@StatusGang) come thru and talk about the actual origin of Status Gang and what it was like growing up in DC. Also we touch on how to get through Ramadan and what exactly Perfect Season is.