Six Pennies Podcast

We like to tackle the important questions, so today we cover all things romantic comedies. Some might wait for a fateful circumstance of serendipity, but you had me at "hello." Let's talk some rom coms!

Today's Pocket Change question is simple, yet loaded. How do you split up the household chores with your spouse? Happy wife, happy life, we think.

Kyrie Irving, with two years left on his current contract, has requested that the Cleveland Cavaliers trade him. What is he thinking? More importantly, how good is Kyrie, really?

We're doing it again. We're comparing NBA eras. Today, it's all about the big men. Which past great centers would fare best in the modern-day league? Would they dominate, or would they get run off the court? We still dream of the Dream!

It has been a couple weeks since the free agency period for the NBA offseason officially kicked off, so we figured it's time for a quick status update on the winners and losers so far. Was Paul George the most surprising move? How does the stacked West look now after some of the dust has settled?

In this week's Pocket Change Thursday, we argue the legitimacy of a new sport the Olympic committee added into competition for the 2020 Games in Tokyo, Japan -- 3 on 3 basketball. We also hold a quick draft of the NBA players we want the United States to send to in hopes of winning the gold medal.

Jonathan and Albert reflect back on the first half of the 2017 MLB season, including the state of the beloved teams, the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers. They also identify the biggest star in baseball, and react to the monster performance by Aaron Judge in the 2017 Home Run Derby.

Are you a sexist if you don't enjoy watching women's basketball? What are the most anticipated 2017 summer movies? We tackle these questions and more in the latest episode of Pocket Change Thursday.

At Six Pennies Podcast, we love all things America! No better day to celebrate that fact, other than the 4th of July, America's Independence Day. In addition to the traditions of movies, food, and fireworks, we also will be celebrating Mok's son, Levi, and his birthday from here on out as well!

Jay-Z's new album, "4:44," is a vulnerable, personal, and revealing piece of work from the 47-year-old rapper. Over the course of the 10-track, Tidal-exclusive LP, Jay-Z confronts the turbulence of his relationship with Beyoncé, as well as reported mentions of Kanye West, Gloria Carter, and others. We deep dive into some of the most memorable parts from the album, and make a case for Jay-Z being the greatest rapper of all time.

Which first name do the best actors and actresses in Hollywood share? What about the worst? We dive into some of the most popular names with the biggest stars on the big screen.

The Houston Rockets have reached an agreement on a trade for LA Clippers All-Star point guard Chris Paul, sources told ESPN. The Rockets will send Sam Dekker, Patrick Beverley and Lou Williams and a top-three protected 2018 first-round pick to the Clippers in exchange for Paul. Our two Houstonians react, Timmy and Jonathan, react to the blockbuster deal.

Timmy and Jonathan describe the good and bad of the Netflix show, Master of None, while trying to convince Albert to start watching it.

The highly anticipated 2017 NBA Draft is finally here! We discuss the top prospects, the flurry of trades and rumors around the league, and the LeBron James situation in Cleveland with team owner, Dan Gilbert.

Mok traveled to Taipei in May of 2017. On his quest, he uncovered some of the pros and cons with living and raising a family in China.

This week's Pocket Change episode dives into the world of referees and officials in sports. What makes a good or bad ref, what sport do they have the most influence in, and should leagues move toward implementing additional technology to rely less on the human element?

In our most recent episode, we discuss all of the great characters, memorable scenes, and timeless storylines from one of the most popular shows in television history -- Friends. In the final couple of seasons, NBC was paying each "friend" over a million dollars per episode. Which one became the biggest Hollywood star after the show's finale in 2003?

Pocket Change Thursday! This week, we dive into the world of animated movies. Are the classics better than the new ones? We also unveil upcoming movies coming down the pipeline.

Timmy and Albert deep dive into Tom Cruise's career in hollywood, spanning 4 decades of movie gold as they get ready for the release of The Mummy.

Timmy and Jonathan preview the 2017 NBA Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors. The first time in history the same two teams will meet in three consecutive years.