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Target Talk: Jai Humble On Music, Business, and Building With Intention

Jai Humble joins Target Talk to talk about the different roles she moves between and which one feels most present right now. She reflects on growing up in San Diego, the music and sports that shaped her early mindset, and what pushed her to make the move to Dallas. We talk about how those experiences continue to influence how she creates and how she shows up as both an artist and a business owner. We also get into her upcoming project, her approach to balancing creativity with entrepreneurship through Jai Humble Entertainment, and how community plays a role in everything she builds. Jai opens up about staying motivated, unlearning old habits, and what she wants people to understand when they hear her music for the first time. Follow Jai on Instagram: @jaihumbleofficial

Episode 121: Cowboys Hire Christian Parker, Belichick Hall of Fame Snub, Super Bowl Set

This week, the guys discuss the Dallas Cowboys hiring Christian Parker as defensive coordinator following a defensive staff overhaul. Around the NFL, the Super Bowl matchup is officially set as the New England Patriots face the Seattle Seahawks, Bill Belichick is surprisingly not selected as a first-ballot Pro Football Hall of Famer, the Buffalo Bills promote Joe Brady to head coach, and Shedeur Sanders is named a Pro Bowl alternate, reigniting debate about the event’s credibility. In music and culture, J. Cole drops a birthday freestyle mixtape ahead of The Fall Off, and Kanye West issues a public apology that sparks mixed reaction online.

Episode 120: League-Wide Coaching Changes, Lakers Drama, Rocky Returns

This week, the guys break down a busy NFL coaching carousel as multiple teams reshape their futures. The Chargers bring in Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator to build around Justin Herbert, Atlanta hires Kevin Stefanski as head coach and immediately faces fallout from Baker Mayfield, Tennessee turns to Robert Saleh to reset its defensive identity, Buffalo moves on from Sean McDermott after another playoff disappointment, and Miami pivots toward defense by hiring Jeff Hafley as head coach. In the NBA, the guys react to an ESPN report detailing years of Buss family infighting that led the Lakers to sell a controlling stake, while also addressing the surrounding narratives tied to LeBron and the Bronny draft. They also discuss Jimmy Butler suffering a season-ending torn ACL and what it means for the Warriors’ championship hopes. In music, A$AP Rocky finally releases Don’t Be Dumb, and the guys share their early reactions.

Target Talk: Nojo Wallace On GOLDIE, Wallace Wednesdays, and Staying Consistent

Nojo Wallace joins Target Talk to talk through the stretch he’s been on and the mindset behind it. He reflects on growing up in Arlington, being raised around music, and how those early influences shaped the way he approaches writing today. We talk about the evolution from Golden Child to GOLDIE, where the gold theme came from, and why it felt important for him to take full control of the production and direction this time around. We also get into Wallace Wednesdays, what consistency looks like for him right now, and how it feels seeing real momentum around the tape, including recognition for “IONLIKEDAT.” Nojo shares which songs took the most work, which ones came easy, where he feels he stands today, and what he’s most proud of as he looks ahead. Follow him: @nojowallace

Who Are You Taking for the Next Two Years? NFL + NBA Debate

This week, the guys try something new and open the conversation up beyond the usual week to week news. Mike and Justin talk through which players they trust most over the next two years in football and basketball, based on talent, situation, and feel. The episode starts in the NFL with thoughts on Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, then moves into players like CeeDee Lamb, Derrick Henry, and Justin Jefferson. On the NBA side, the conversation turns to Luka’s championship expectations, Austin Reaves’ continued rise, Cooper Flagg’s ceiling, and where Anthony Davis fits moving forward.

Episode 119: Giants Hire John Harbaugh, Mike Tomlin Steps Down, J. Cole Begins The Fall Off

This week, the guys discuss a major shift in the NFL coaching landscape as the New York Giants hire John Harbaugh as their next head coach, ending his long run in Baltimore. The move signals a win-now mindset in New York and raises expectations immediately. They also react to Mike Tomlin stepping down in Pittsburgh, closing one of the most consistent coaching tenures in league history and opening a pivotal offseason for the Steelers. In the NBA, the Hornets announce they will retire Dell Curry’s jersey, honoring one of the most important figures in franchise history. Meanwhile, trade talks around Ja Morant escalate as Memphis officially listens to offers, putting the future of one of the league’s most electric stars into question. In music, J. Cole officially begins The Fall Off rollout, while A$AP Rocky locks in album week with Don’t Be Dumb set to arrive after years of anticipation.

Target Talk: C.V.M On Faith, Growth, and Building Intentionally

C.V.M joins Target Talk for the first Target Talk of 2026 to talk about where he’s at right now and how he got here. He reflects on growing up, his time at Prairie View, and the moments when music slowly became more than just something he enjoyed. We talk about how faith shapes the way he moves, how he approaches creation, and what keeps him grounded when things get noisy. We also get into his singles Heartbreaker and When It Rains, the headspace he was in while making them, and how those records connect to the direction he’s moving toward now. C.V.M breaks down the idea behind the CVMMUNITY, what kind of feedback actually matters to him, and where new listeners should start. This episode is about intention, patience, and being clear on who you are as you step into what’s next.

Episode 118: Dallas Resets the Defense, League-Wide Coaching Changes, Trae Young to Washington

This week, the guys discuss the Cowboys firing defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus as the organization signals urgency following another season defined by defensive breakdowns. With continued issues in red zone defense, communication, and explosive plays allowed, the conversation centers on what Dallas actually needs from its next defensive leader and whether this move comes too late to fully capitalize on the current roster window. Around the league, a wave of coaching changes reshapes the NFL landscape as Baltimore, Cleveland, Miami, and several other teams move on from longtime leadership in search of new direction. In the NBA, Atlanta officially closes the book on an era by trading Trae Young to Washington in one of the first franchise-altering deals of the season. In music, Bruno Mars announces a new album, The Romantic, and rumors swirl about a potential surprise release from a major artist, sparking the question of whether surprise drops still move the needle.

Episode 117: Our Worst Takes of 2025, a Disappointing Cowboys Season, and What Comes Next in 2026

Happy New Year! The guys kick off 2026 by looking back on everything that defined 2025. From how the show evolved to the takes that aged well and the ones that didn’t, this episode closes one chapter and sets the tone for what’s next. They break down the Cowboys’ 2025 season from top to bottom, the moments that defined it, the issues that never went away, and where Dallas truly stands heading into 2026. Around the league, they revisit the teams, players, and trends that shaped the NFL, before expanding into the NBA, music, and culture to reflect on the year that was.

Episode 116: Cowboys’ Playoff Path Narrows, Mahomes Injury Shakes the League, 21 Savage Drops

This week, the guys discuss the Cowboys’ 34–26 loss to the Vikings and why it feels like the season is effectively over, even if the team continues to operate otherwise. Dallas falls to 6-7-1, remains outside the NFC playoff picture, and continues to struggle with red zone execution and defensive consistency. With Philadelphia firmly in control of the division, the conversation centers on the growing gap between the team’s public messaging and the reality of where things stand. Around the league, Miami turns to rookie Quinn Ewers as the season shifts toward evaluation, Patrick Mahomes’ torn ACL abruptly ends Kansas City’s year and reshapes the AFC outlook, and Micah Parsons being sidelined adds another major injury to an already thinning playoff field. In the NBA, Kevin Garnett returns to Minnesota in a significant role as the franchise prepares to honor his legacy, while the Knicks’ NBA Cup win reignites debate about the tournament’s place in the league. In music, 21 Savage releases What Happened to the Streets? and sparks conversation with a series of Atlanta-focused tweets, A$AP Rocky resurfaces with updates on Don’t Be Dumb, and the episode closes with a holiday music discussion.

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