We are finally here. Season 6 finale! For episode 120, we had a special guest with a very important story, Jaleesa the Elephant. Jaleesa is a true supporter of the pod and a friend of Jonesy. We got to know Jaleesa, her professional background, her upbringing, and she shared what Club Culture means to her. Jaleesa's sister was murdered 5 years ago and her case is still a mystery to many, but not forgotten by the souls affected by losing her. Please let this episode move you to help donate to Jaleesa's family's goal of hiring a private investigator. This was probably the most difficult season to complete with you all. Our trusty cameraperson left, T got extremely ill, and the future of Club Culture became very blurry. That's life, but it's always about how you pivot. We are excited about what Club Culture's pivot will be. Checkout the Patreon episode drop this Friday for the extended episode where we discussed the Diddler.

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Please enjoy this extension of Episode 118. This episode is a sneak peek into what our Clubies receive every week on the Patreon. T and Jonesy discussed more layers to the Super Bowl halftime issue, supporting others while not being 100%, and smoking with your kids. You heard that right! It is a hot topic regarding partaking in drugs with your kids.

We are two episodes away from the end of season 6 and an era of Club Culture. If you missed out on episode 117 then that's because you are not a Patreon member. The remaining episodes of season 6 will be available free to watch on Patreon. Episode 118 touched on many hot topics; T, Jonesy, Bibbs chatted with featured guest Willie from Unkut TV. Let's name a few of the episodes talking points: Shannon Sharpe was freaking on Instagram live, Jay Z broke Lil Wayne's heart, and KDot is disgusted with all of us.

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Episode 116 took us to church. Literally! T and Jonesy sat down with Gary, IN native Butta the Preacher and we had a great and sanctified time. The trio discussed some of Butta's hardest obstacle, having his faith tested, bridging the gap between generations, the idea of karma, and much much more. Make sure to join our patreon to hear the new segment with Butta and to gain access to the free bonus episode for the week.

In episode 115, T, Lizzie, and Jonesy caught up on this week's hot topics. Was Keith Lee's recent criticism warranted or not? Is Tyrese manipulating us into believing no one cares about men's mental health as much as he does? The Cam Newton and Dr. Bryant interview took rein on the trio. We dove into what accountability looks like between the sexes, the complexities of conflict resolution in relationships, and who created the broken home.

If you were lazy, uninspired, constantly unhappy, and not doing much to change your circumstances would you call yourself a loser? Well, you best believe T might...haha we are not kidding. In episode 114, T, Dupree, and Scootie discussed many hot topics such as Beyonce's whisky product, Lil Yatchy's crash out on his friends, Cam Newton and his 8 kids, and much more. Be sure to check out the Patreon for the second drop this week where this group gets a live reading from a tarot reader!

*We are so sorry for the late upload! It slipped T's mind that this episode was not published on streaming platforms.

Episode 113 got a bit nerdy because we had two producers in the same room talking beat making and music. T, Jonesy, and featured guest TJ discussed being raised in Gary, IN, finding the perfect producer, Michael Rubin on the breakfast club, and much more. Make sure you tune join the patreon to hear the extended version of episode 113 and get a sneak peak into the pilot of Club Culture: Music.