Banter and Bullshit is a no-holds-barred podcast hosted by two Air Force veterans who’ve got plenty to say and no filter to hold them back. Join us as we dive into comedy, music, life, and current events—mixing real talk with a whole lot of laughs. Whether we’re tackling serious issues or cracking jokes, you can count on honesty, humor, and a little bit of nonsense. We’ll sit down with everyday people doing cool things in their communities and share their stories too. Expect the unexpected as we banter, bullshit, and bring you the conversations that everyone’s thinking, but not always saying.
JUSTICE FOR TUPAC? | 30 Years Later — What Have We Learned?
Nearly 30 years after Tupac Shakur was murdered in Las Vegas, the case has brought renewed attention to one of hip-hop's most painful chapters. But does a conviction and sentencing really bring closure?
In this episode of Banter'N'Bullsh*t, Carter Young breaks down the Tupac murder case, the legacy of one of hip-hop's most influential voices, and the culture of violence that has followed the genre for decades.
Was Tupac simply a victim of the environment surrounding him, or did the music industry help turn real-life conflict into entertainment? And what happens when an artist's legacy becomes more profitable after death?
We're talking justice, accountability, Black culture, hip-hop history, and the lessons we still haven't learned.
Thirty years later, someone has been held accountable. But has hip-hop changed?
No sugarcoating. No industry politics. Just real conversations.
And as always, we close with Shots & a Quote.
Hosted by Carter Young
Banter'N'Bullsht — Where the conversation is real and the bullsht gets called out.
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2 Oct 2026
What Are We Leaving Behind?
What are we actually leaving behind for the generation coming after us?
Carter Young opens with the allegations surrounding the “Cornell 7” and the larger questions about institutional accountability, due process, social media, and what happens when protecting people potentially conflicts with protecting an institution.
Then it's into the culture.
Quavo and Offset reconnect. Nas helps bring Beat Street to Broadway. Hip-hop goes from something America once dismissed to something institutions now preserve, teach, celebrate—and profit from.
That leads to a bigger conversation about the difference between Black history and Black heritage. Black culture isn't simply something that existed in the past. It's alive, evolving, and being passed from one generation to the next.
But who owns that heritage? Who gets to preserve it? Who profits from it? And as AI learns from generations of human music and creativity, what happens when technology can recreate pieces of a culture it didn't create?
Carter also looks at the disconnect between the economic numbers and how everyday Americans actually feel about their finances.
Different stories. One question:
What did we inherit—and what are we leaving behind?
25 Sept 2026
Is Hip-Hop Selling Us Our Own Destruction?
“What if the negativity we consume isn't accidental?”
Hip-hop reflects the culture—but does the media amplify the parts of it that hurt us most? That's the conversation.
🎙️ Banter'N'Bullsht — Who Controls The Culture?*
Full episode on YouTube.
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