And Sh*t!

And Sh*t! celebrates their 20th episode with more ridiculousness and randomness. Monie talks about another weird trip to Vegas, female body building competitions, Cirque du Soleil, Holograms, and Barry Manilow. Q joins in as the duo segues into Johnny Mathis memories, closeted celebrities, the irony of homophobic religious rhetoric, and unfortunate baby categories. Q ends the episode with a stirring rendition of the Spanish lullaby, Niño Precioso.

Q and Monie are back from their hiatus and they pick back up with a brand new health crisis, surviving the verge of nervous break downs, coping with fatty blood, living vegan adjacent, and poetry. They end this special episode with an original spoken word performance.

In this special event episode Q and Monie talk about their favorite horror films and share chilling haunts and ghost stories that scared the bejesus out of them with a live audience. They end the show with an audience sing-along of Michael Jackson's Thriller. This special hour long Halloween podcast was recorded and broadcast live from the La Terraza Café in City Terrace, Los Angeles.

Q and Monie have a candid discussion about periodically giving up, avoiding uncomfortable life and career questions, the ebb and flow of success, and childhood Halloween memories. They end the episode with a ghastly and ghostly rendition of the Ghostbusters theme song.

Q and Monie talk about their culturally enriching events of the week. Q goes to an art opening and becomes convinced that Angela Bassett sacrifices virgins for beauty. In a very Get Out moment, Monie goes to Denver - the strangest place on earth - on a girls trip and discovers the ever rare and elusive "Black People" of MLK Drive. Finally, Quincy has a Watermelon dropping moment at the Opera. They end the episode with the befitting song - The Negro National Anthem.

In this episode Q and Monie discuss Q's three day birthday celebration, drinking too much and performing Anita Baker songs under the influence, playing dirty games with friends and toping his birthday week off with front of stage red carpet tickets to the On the Run II Tour with JayZ and Beyoncé. Q ends this epsiode with a fitting and nightmarishly haunting tribute to the Queen Bey, Halo.

Q and Monie go on another absurd stream of consciousness, pondering over the unavoidable messes of life, the myths and fears of butterflies, their shared disdain for bunnies, to a totally non-politically correct conversation about beautiful vs not so beautiful babies of social media, ending with the history of Black nannies in their families and the legend of Judy Garland. They wrap this episode up with a cover of Mary J. Blige's Not Gon' Cry.

A special greatest hits episode. Q and Monie recap their first 12 episodes and the hilariously not so great musical cover performances reminisent of In Living Color's Cephus and Reesie.

Monie and Q go on a potty humored tangent from refrigerated kids, a Middle School menage a trois, the perplexities of peeing, the zip vs the drop, why men miss the toilet, penis envy, to a better and much more enjoyable jaw line exercise. They end the episode with their very first befitting mashup of Toni Braxton's Let It Flow and TLC's Waterfalls.

On another crazy call, best friends Q and Monie discuss musicals, their wild experiences with health care while being employed, unemployed, insured and uninsured, being denied food stamps, and the overall shade of seeking public assistance. This episode ends with a fitting tribute to unemployment in the style of Erykah Badu’s Tyrone.

In the 10th episode anniversary of And Sh*t!, Q and Monie discuss wether or not Q actually suffers from ADD, muse being a fickle b**ch, how to finish sh*t, the Devil Wears Melanin in the White House aka Omarosa, and learning how to say no and mean it. To celebrate their 10th week and 10th consecutive episode they leave the audience with another classic duet, Anniversary by Tony Toni Tone!

On another crazy call, best friends Q and Monie go on a rant about how his car caught on fire, the fears of having and rearing children, learning from advice vs learning from mistakes, curls and jazz fusion albums, and getting beyond your comfort zones to make sh*t happen in your life. The infamously tone deaf duo ends the show with a rendition of Rick James and Tena Marie’s Fire & Desire, which literally goes up in smoke.

On another crazy call, best friends Q and Monie talk about Quincy’s AAD (Accent Adaptation Disorder) and segue into an unexpected conversation about multicultural chicken recipes, chicken conspiracies, and sentimental moments around friend chicken. They top off the episode by butchering a Karaoke cover of Maxell’s Pretty Wings. You don’t want to miss this one.

Q and Monie discuss gentrification, the history of White Flight, Black Flight, White Return, and ethnic displacement across the inner cities and suburbs. The hilarious duo tops it all with a hopeful but horrendous plea for unity by singing a cover of Ebony and Ivory by Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney.

Q and Monie talk about men of a certain age who sag, Diana Ross’ dirty lyrics, Etta James’ sex education at the Hollywood Bowl, and old people going back to college to pay bills.

Q & Monie talk about the pros and cons of being independent artist vs nine-to-fivers, how to stay young at 40 but broke, the ADD rabbit hole that is Netflix, and singing Anita Baker.

Q & Monie talk about growing up ghetto rich, their meager beginnings in Chicago’s underground poetry scene of the 90’s, and how they first became best friends.

Q & Monie discuss the Whitney Houston documentary, Micheal Jackson, Prince, childhood idols, the ball hugging jeans of the 80’s, and the ball freeing jeans of the 90’s. They end the episode with an ode to Motown, a cover of Somebodies Watching Me by Rockwell.

Q & Monie are back with their first full-length episode! The ridiculous duo talks about hangovers, becoming alcoholic adjacent, and a “colorful” trip to Vegas with pancakes they will never forget. They end the episode with another sitcom classic theme song cover of Green Acres.

On their maiden test episode, Q and Monie discuss the technical dfficulties and learning curve in podcasting and then their converstation segues into their experiences temporarily parenting other people's children. The episode ends with an impromptu cover of the Jeffersons sitcom theme song.