In this episode of Rhythm & Brunch, we kick things off by giving flowers to some local KC talent before diving into a hilarious revelation—Big Bougie just found out that KWN is a woman. From there, things spiral into a generational reality check: today’s artists are sampling our childhood jams, and we’re suddenly the “old heads” in the room. We chop it up about how these samples hit (or miss), debate whether Cynthia Erivo’s latest project qualifies as R&B, and whether genre even matters when the art is thoughtful. Tune in for hot takes, cultural commentary, and laughs that hit harder than a Neptunes bassline.

On this episode of Rhythm & Brunch, we lace up and get honest — it’s Time to HEEL. We give the supremely talented Leon Thomas his long-overdue flowers and unpack why his pen game deserves way more respect in the R&B game. Then, we slide into one of the music industry’s most frustrating trends: the deluxe album scam. Is it smart marketing or just lazy repackaging? We’ve got thoughts. Tap in for hot takes, soulful appreciation, and a little brunch-worthy mess.

Happy holidaze!! Sooooooo we kinda forgot to plug in the music so have that fast forward on and that and have ya pens ready to get these songs down.

Behind the scenes, Dutchy and big bougie have been plotting on Cherayla and her love for Sir. Let’s see how this goes…. Finally, the team takes it up a notch and had to take a breather when we discuss the viral R&B mt Rushmore