Ya Neva Know: You Know What I Mean?

We couldn't go another week without having our long time friend, and colleague, Huey Mack on the show. A West Virginia native, Mike and the gang have been getting into mischief with this fellow rapper for nearly 7 years now. Finally they sit down, and recount some of their favorite stories. 

This week’s episode will surround the nature of change. Mike and Modsun are not the same people they were in 2013, just like they were not the same people before they started making music. Life is a journey, and the ups and downs one experiences along the way will impact your identity in one way or the other. Self-reflection and growing pains. That is going to be a significant theme throughout the two’s conversation. So, take the time to sit down and listen carefully. Modsun has a lot of wisdom to share that many people do not have at his age.

We know he spent a season on The Bachelorette, then Bachelor In Paradise, and finally on The Bachelor as the big guy. But outside of all the spotlight and the noise, Colton has not had much time to let people know his full story. I mention this because, for the past two years, his interviews have had a Bachelor lens on them. And that is totally ok. But in this weeks episode, you will get to see an entirely different side of Colton. You will find he loves the entertainment game. You will find out how tv helped Colton discover himself. Above all, you will see how to handle life when it throws a curveball at you.

Ever know what it's like to play for the most electric offense in the NFL? Travis Kelce does. As an all-pro tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs, he uses his skill and swagger to make it look all too easy out there. When he's off the field, hide your girl. His drip is just as hard as his game. A Cleveland Heights, Ohio native, Kelce was a three-sport beast in football, baseball, and basketball. Though a quarterback in high school, Kelce was switched to tight-end when he joined his brother, Jason, at the University of Cincinnati. There, he worked his way up on the draft radar, earning First-team All-Big East in his final year at Cincy. When Kelce joined the Chiefs in 2013, he was tasked with following in the footsteps of Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzales. A steep test at the time, it seems Kelce might go down as one of the best to ever do it now. Through his first six seasons, Kelce has been a 4-time Pro Bowler and 3-Time All-Pro. When league analysts are asked who is the best tight end in the league, they

The Steves gather once again for this weeks episode, which makes for some entertaining content as usual. Foley is wearing more color than he can remember, Steve The Pup is in maximum good boy mode, and the actual Stevenson Ranch is beginning to manifest itself into the crib. Oh and I almost forgot, another merch drop is coming after the episode.

Play it cool this week, 2019’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition cover model, Camille Kostek, is joining the pod. Aside from being the most beautiful guest YNK has hosted, Camille is insanely cool. Whether it is DD’ing for her squad or consoling a stressed friend while they cry like Kim K in front of the mirror, Camille lives outside of cliche model stereotypes.

A New Jersey native, nZo knew as a child he wanted to become a pro wrestler. It wasn’t until MTV’s Jersey Shore invaded his home state that nZo got the chance to show his talent to the wrestling world. How did he show his ability you might ask? Well, through a diss track of course. What followed would turn out to be one damn unique journey a person could have by the age of thirty, and you’ll find out this and more about nZo throughout the episode. But the one quality you should know is he doesn’t care what other people think. He continually challenges and defies the status quo.

Unless you have been living under a rock, this week’s guest needs no introduction. I don’t need to tell you he was a former Pac-12 superstar, or that he was the #1 pick of the 2016 NFL Draft. I don’t even need to tell you that, in his third year in the league, he led his team to their first Super Bowl appearance in 18 years. See what I’m doing here?

The Steves are back and better than ever. They discuss Stroman trade to Mets, weight loss, new music from Mike, and a new merch release.  Get your Stevenson Ranch shirt at: https://4thehomies.store/

This week, Mike will be sitting down with someone who is an entrepreneur, an investor, a marketer, and a philanthropist. Impressive right? What if I told you he also initially grew up in a Third World country? Enter Fam Mirza, a millennial businessman who creates wealth solely by listening to the world around him.

If you have ever been curious about what it is like to handle fame behind the scenes, then this weeks episode will be a great look into the dynamics on how to find a balance between the limelight and family. Mike’s guests will consist of his mother Mary, sister Marisa, niece Baby B, who is already a shining star at age 5, and father Michael, aka “Big Papa Stud.” Will some stories be told that might make the parents cringe? Yes. Will Mike’s parents retell how they met in a very vivid and detailed manner? We hope so, Steve, we hope so.

A decade ago, Drama got his first taste of entrepreneurship when his professional skateboarding second-cousin, Rob Dyrdek, brought him out from his hometown in Ohio to Los Angeles to be his assistant. What came next, was a role as a personality on Rob’s reality TV show Rob & Big. Airing on MTV, it lasted three seasons until Rob’s new show Fantasy Factory replaced it. On the new show, Drama played a more boosted character role that would eventually give him the platform to one day create something of his own.

Today we kick off our 'Locker Room Talk' portion of the podcast with Mike and his fellow idiots Blue, Foley, Versace, and Jon Kilmer the Filmer. The guys tell awesome tour stories, and have fans call in with their questions.

While a running back at Pitt, James Conner beat Hodgkin's Lymphoma, overcame an MCL injury, and later went on to play for the Pittsburgh Steelers. A year later... he was selected for the 2019 NFL Pro Bowl.