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Say Less, Say More

Say Less, Say More is where three military veterans sit down to cut through the noise and dive deeper into the things that matter most.

Podcast · By ReZsaun Lewis, Xavien Jackson, and Michael Wilson · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Where Do I Belong? (opens the original)

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    Have we officially peaked as a society when it comes to creativity? This week on Say Less, Say More , the crew dives into music, movies, television, art, culture, the internet, and sports to ask one big question: Are we running out of original ideas? From remakes, reboots, sequels, samples and nostalgia-driven entertainment to algorithms and corporations playing it safe, we debate whether today's creative landscape can still produce the timeless moments of previous generations — or whether we're

  2. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Same Rules Different Treatment (opens the original)

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    The crew is back with another episode of Say Less, Say More , and this week we’re asking a question that might be uncomfortable because the answer could be… yes. We start with the WNBA and the heated conversation surrounding DiJonai Carrington and Sophie Cunningham , including Carrington’s comments about white privilege, the way Black and white players are treated by fans and media, and how race and culture continue to shape the WNBA conversation. We also get into the larger transgender debate a

  3. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    Durags and Bonnets (opens the original)

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    The trio you never knew you needed is back! 2-5, ReZ, and Radical Jack are back with another episode of Say Less, Say More — and this week, the conversation goes everywhere. We’re talking Black professionalism, accountability, Black excellence, sports, wrestling, culture, relationships, social media, and some seriously questionable opinions. 🔥 This Episode: Black People & Professionalism — What happens when accountability, workplace expectations, and cultural identity collide? We break down the

  4. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Episode 35 – AI, LeBron, Future, The Odyssey & More (opens the original)

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    This week on Say Less, Say More , the crew is back with another wide-ranging conversation covering technology, sports, music, relationships, and the headlines everyone is talking about. We kick things off with a deep dive into artificial intelligence . Is AI making life better, or are we moving too fast? We discuss how AI is changing everyday life, whether the future is something to embrace or fear, and where we think technology is headed. In Say Less Sports , we react to the debate surrounding

  5. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    Episode 34 – Are Double Standards Real? LeBron's Future, Caitlin Clark, WWE, Jay-Z & More (opens the original)

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    Episode 34 – Are Double Standards Real? LeBron's Future, Caitlin Clark, WWE, Jay-Z & More This week on Say Less, Say More , the crew is back with another unfiltered conversation covering relationships, sports, culture, and everything in between. We kick things off by asking a question that always sparks debate: Are the rules different when it comes to interracial dating for men and women? We discuss the double standards, family expectations, celebrity influence, social media's role, and whether

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