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Five Minute Warning

By: Ruben L Brown
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  • Five Minute Warning are three black men -Ruben, AG and MoeB- who talk about the world and our individual interpretations of it. We are honest, direct and let it all out. If you listen to us, we warn you. But, here is your Five Minute Warning.
    Ruben L Brown
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Episodes
  • Episode 220 - Apparently, there is always another level...

    Episode 220 - Apparently, there is always another level...
    Apr 12 2024

    Tonight, we talk about that real real. We talk about the the news in the world that is relevant and more importantly, what is going on now. This episode we speak about the hate that Angel Reese is getting and if it is deserved; is Diddy in real trouble; another shooting at a fast food restaurant over some condiments. Even Nickelodeon got in this show.

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    2 hrs and 3 mins
  • Episode 219 - Ownership isn't really what it is...

    Episode 219 - Ownership isn't really what it is...
    Apr 4 2024

    This week on FMW, we talk about body parts, 225 pounds of bad stuff in a cop car, Ruben eating crow, gambling and the problems that it brings, Foreign Affairs and the return of an old friend...
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    1 hr and 34 mins
  • Episode 218 - Free Enterprise

    Episode 218 - Free Enterprise
    Mar 31 2024

    On this episode, we talked about Napster, the NCAA tournaments, and in the question f the day, we talk about placing the price on the value of women, and if that price is too high. That was a very spirited debate.
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    1 hr and 48 mins
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