What's good Pro's? Welcome to another episode of the All Done Podcast. On this episode of The All Done Podcast, Shakes and Tracy are back after a two-week break with a conversation that covers hip-hop, culture, politics, and everything in between. They break down why Renegade remains one of rap's greatest collaborations, debate whether Jay-Z should release a new album, and discuss his recent business moves, Target partnership, and comments on consumer boycotts. The conversation also dives into the Nolan Wells case, the role of allies in social justice, race versus class in America, political division, and why disagreeing with someone should never mean celebrating their death. Plus, they reflect on how The All Done Podcast has grown from day one to reaching listeners across multiple platforms. Real conversations. Different perspectives. No scripts. It's all done.

What's up Pro's? Can you celebrate the Fourth of July and Juneteenth? Should history judge people by their accomplishments or their actions? And are we letting social media shape the way we see the world? This week, the crew dives into those conversations and more, breaking down Megan Thee Stallion, media narratives, staying “on code,” and the tragic death of Mississippi student Nolan Wells. They also react to some of the internet's wildest viral stories, including a $13,000 “body count reset” and an Empire State Building proposal that ended in handcuffs. Real opinions. Real laughs. Real conversation. Press play and join the discussion

What's up Pros? This week on The All Done Podcast, Shakes and Tracy dive headfirst into one of the week's most controversial stories—a police shooting that left a one-year-old caught in the crossfire. They debate accountability, use of force, and where the blame really belongs. Plus, the fellas chop it up about podcast authenticity, music, politics, clothing prices, surveillance, and an NFL “bro code” controversy. Real conversations, different perspectives, and zero filters. ️ Tap in… it's another one you don't want to miss.

What's good Pro's? Shakes and Tracy are back with another packed episode! The guys kick things off celebrating the New York Knicks' first NBA Championship in 53 years, giving flowers to the coaching staff, reflecting on legends like Patrick Ewing, Allen Houston, and Carmelo Anthony, and breaking down the electric atmosphere surrounding the championship parade. Shakes shares highlights from his recent trip to New York, including watching a Knicks game and reconnecting with family on Long Island — plus, the age-old debate: pizza vs. burgers. The conversation shifts to a Mississippi Lady Panthers playoff recap, with an honest breakdown of the season's challenges, coaching accountability, and what's ahead for the organization. The guys then get into meaningful community conversations — covering Pride Month and Men's Mental Health Month awareness — before diving into the Karmelo Anthony case and the troubling 35-year-to-life sentence surrounding it. Shakes and Tracy emphasize community awareness, decorum, and the importance of integrity over clout on social media. Later, the duo weighs in on Sean Combs' sentencing, fairness in the justice system, and the ongoing conversation around gender expression and traditional roles in today's culture. They wrap things up with a debate on NBA championship merchandise and the Caleb Williams Madden cover controversy. This and much more and this episode of the ADP!

️ ALL DONE PODCAST — MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND EDITION Tracy & Shakes back with another unfiltered episode covering EVERYTHING from the true Black history behind Memorial Day to Knicks playoff talk, celebrity drama, politics, TV shows, and wild current events. This episode dives into: Knicks playoff energy & sports debates Michael Jackson biopic discussion “From,” “Nemesis,” & TV show breakdowns Celebrity boxing takes White House shooting incident reactions Iran negotiations & government trust debates Gaming, holiday vibes & real life conversations Real opinions. Real laughs. Real conversations you won't get anywhere else. #AllDonePodcast #MemorialDay #Podcast #Knicks #MichaelJackson #CurrentEvents #SportsTalk #HipHopCulture #TVShows #CelebrityNews #SpotifyPodcasts #ApplePodcas

What's up Pro's?! Come on in for another episode of the All Done Podcast. On this episode, Tracy and Shakes tap into everything from music and sports to politics, culture, and real-life frustrations. The show kicks off with their shout outs then jump right into it. The duo reacts to Quinta Brunson being cast as Betty Boop, debates masculinity in sports culture, and breaks down the growing frustration many Black Americans feel toward political leadership and unfulfilled promises. Tracy sounds off on congressional salary increases, reparations, and the controversy surrounding Capitol rioters seeking payouts from a federal fund. Shakes also shares personal moments about family, and growth giving the episode a deeper and more reflective tone alongside the jokes and debates listeners expect from the podcast. From music takes to hard conversations, this episode of the All Done Podcast brings raw opinions, real talk, and unfiltered discussion from start to finish.

What's up Pros? We are back with another episode of the All Done Podcast. Your favorite duo jump right into it with Shakes sharing his personal experience with a postive word. The two brothers give their thought on a content creator who uses racial antics to get views. The guys have vastly differnt views on the Met Gala as Tracy slams the wealthy and Shakes gives them grace. These and much more on this episode of the ADP.

What's good Pro's? Welcome to another episdoe of the All Done Podcast. Shakes and Tracy break down a dominant 47–0 win, debate Gen Z hustle culture, and tackle trending headlines—from politics to celebrity drama—while keeping it real about respect, leadership, and minding your own business. This and much more on this epsisode of the ADP!

Shakes and Tracy return with another wide-ranging episode, blending music, sports, culture, and real talk. The episode opens with Shakes sharing his return to DJing after rediscovering his old business cards, taking it as a sign to get back behind the boards. From there, the hosts dive into the impact of Jay-Z's music, concert experiences, and sneaker culture before shifting into deeper conversations around relationships and personal growth. They highlight updates from the Lady Panthers football team, discuss player compensation, and break down the realities of coaching and supporting women's sports. The conversation expands into athlete media pressure, focusing on how personal relationships—especially in the WNBA—are covered and sometimes exploited by the media. Shakes and Tracy also tackle workplace dynamics, media training, and the balance between freedom of speech and representing a brand. On the political side, they react to New York Mayor Eric Adams' proposed luxury property tax and reflect on the sobering discovery of unmarked graves tied to Jim Crow-era prisoners in Texas. The episode wraps with a grounded reminder: public figures are still people—and while accountability matters, so does grace. Timestamps: - 0:00 – Intro & life updates (DJ Shakes returns) - 6:30 – Jay-Z, music influence & concert experiences - 15:20 – Sneakers & culture talk - 21:45 – Relationships & personal growth - 29:10 – Lady Panthers update & women's football - 37:40 – Paying athletes & fundraising models - 44:55 – WNBA media coverage & athlete relationships - 53:20 – Workplace dynamics & fraternization - 1:01:15 – Media training & public pressure - 1:09:30 – Politics: Eric Adams & policy talk - 1:16:50 – Historical injustices & Texas graves discovery - 1:23:00 – Final thoughts: grace, accountability & perspective Subscribe for more from the All Done Podcast.

Yo Yo! Welcome After a two-week break, Shakes and Tracy return with a packed episode covering sports, culture, and real-life conversations. They kick things off with the Mississippi Lady Panthers' 2–1 start, including a big comeback win and key takeaways on offense and defense. The discussion then shifts to the Drew Ski “whiteface” comedy controversy and the boundaries of humor in today's climate. The hosts also dive into concerns around U.S.–Iran tensions, questioning motives and potential impacts at home. To close, Shakes and Tracy have a candid conversation about marriage, relationships, and how perspectives are changing. Topics: Lady Panthers football update Comedy & controversy U.S.–Iran tensions Marriage & modern relationships