Jason Whitlock
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Kwame Brown Talks 'Beefs' With Stephen Jackson, Stephen A. Smith & EMASCULATED ESPN | Ep 72

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October 15, 2021

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Whitlock welcomes former NBA player and newly minted YouTube star Kwame Brown for an hourlong discussion on sports, masculinity, and the personal battles of basketball’s 2001 No. 1 overall draft pick. Does Brown agree with Jason that ESPN now stands for Emasculated Sports Personalities Network? Why are their mutual stances against Stephen A. Smith not just about personal beefs? Kwame gives his brutally honest takes on Kyrie Irving, Lil Nas X, LaVar Ball, Dave Chappelle, Boyce Watkins, Stephen Jackson, and Matt Barnes. No one should miss this very special “explosion of masculinity” on “Fearless.”

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