Inept Super Villains Podcast

America continues to disassemble and Mike Pence proves he’s more inept a super villain than the three of us combined. The Coach, Mike Dikta, lets his mustache do the talking. Dove can’t seem to clean up their act and neo-Nazis are triggered by a video game. Trailers for two of Marvel Comic’s teenage super teams are released to mixed feelings. And Harvey Weinstein and the tale of “Samantha” give credence to the argument of men being “the worst”.

The Villains give their views on the feud between Trump and professional athletes while millions of Americans are suffering. They try to find out why, exactly, it's hard out her for an anime fan. UC Berkeley given a grant to Honor the original Black Panther Party and a Chinese company's new venture gets shut down by The Man.

View from The EL Pilot Episode The El of the Inept Super Villains Podcast introduces his new bi-weekly podcast where he talks about mental health, music, current events and whatever else jumps in the head of a depressed 40 something Black male. And check out The El's Traveling Playlist on Spotify. The El's Traveling Playlist; Vol. 1, a playlist by Elliot Edwards on Spotify

The Villains convene to review the past two weeks of “America: Disassemble” and Kid Rock begins to lay down out platform. Minneapolis and New York City have different views on statues of Christopher Columbus and a town in New Jersey takes “privilege” to a whole new level. A classic TV show gets a reboot with a different idea on how the Greatest America Hero should look and Ted Cruz gets caught with his pants down. PewDiePie drops the N-Bomb again and Jared Leto finds out the Joke’s on him.

The crew reflects on shit-storm that followed Hurricane Harvey. Herman Cain comes to the aid of Ben Carson. More cops get caught on camera being naughty and hippos take the title of nastiest beast in the wild.

An extra-long episode as the Villains discuss the event of Charlottesville, NC and the roller coaster week that followed. Researchers discover a growing epidemic, terminal loneliness. And “Marvel’s Defenders” hit Netflix; but did they rock or did they suck? All this while drinking 9.5% abv beer. (Yeesh…)

The quest for world domination is put on hold while the crew says hello and goodbye to The Mooch. The government steps in to help people who feel oppressed but who this group is probably won’t surprise you. We were warned the dangers of milkshakes but nope, we didn’t listen. The DCEU pushes up “Shazam”’s release date while “Flashpoint” leaves the rest of the movies lost in the Speed Force. And Norwegian trolls and jetpacks arrive as we enter the cyberpunk age.

After a 3 week break, the Nefarious Triumvirate are back to tell how they parted with their religious upbringings and El divulges more than probably he should have. They touch on the new religion of Celebrity Worship and the latest R Kelly controversy. The showrunners of “Game of Thrones” wants to explore a world where the South won the Civil War and some white males are feeling underrepresented in media. And an EDM artist has the strangest way of protesting same sex marriages.

The crew explores why police officers who kill Black people rarely face any real consequences and remain supported by a large percentage of the U.S. population. (Here’s a hint; it’s racism.) The NRA releases an ad that should terrify everyone. Bill Cosby plans to go on a speaking tour instructing young men on how to avoid rape allegations. A German woman tells Rachel Dolezal to hold her beer while she receives plastic surgery to turn herself “black”. And what we learn about a number of Black superheroes will “shock” you.

El was hurting, on painkillers and his file with all his show notes got corrupted. Hyster was stuck on a CTA train for over an hour and was understandably upset. Maje was pressed for time and sober (we all were...). And there were glitches with the recording equipment. BUT WE GOT IT DONE! We discuss the ant-Islamic law marches, the militias vs the internet trolls, the GOP shooting, ghetto safaris, the trailer for Marvel's "Black Panther" and so much more.

Join us in cracking open a few beers as we ramble on about the “Wonder Woman” movie and Chris Pine and the TV show “American Gods”. Racist, disrespectful and perverted teachers and the word that’s on everyone’s lips, “Covfefe”. Did Kathy Griffin go too far and why did Bill Maher feel he can drop the “N-Word” which was spray painted on LeBron James’ home? All this and more.

Hy, Maje & The El give their views on Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson running for president & Shaq running for Sheriff. Charles Barkley explores racism in America and the Education Secretary gets an education at a HBCU. A Hawaiian war hero gets whitewashed and Star Trek meekly goes where no show has gone before. All that and more on The Inept Villains Podcast.

The EL, Maje and, new member, Hyster, breaks down the SheaMoisture controversy, the fiasco known as Fyre Festival and R Kelly’s latest legal troubles. They say “breaking up is hard to do” so we discuss the new trends of “Ghosting” and “Haunting”. Black employees at Fox News sue the network and why can’t Marvel Comics explain “Secret Empire” without being jerks to their fans?

We’re back to break down the first two weeks of April which saw P.R. nightmares for The White House, United Airlines, Pepsi Cola and Marvel Comics. And somehow, Jimmy Walker got it the worst and that’s just DYN-O-MITE! with us. Plus, the trailer for “Thor: Ragnarök ” drops and warmed our geek hearts!

Maje and The El are back at it, discussing why kids need violent cartoons, Michael Flynn’s immunity, Mike Pence’s problem with women, Black film legends John Singleton, Tyrese Gibson and Bokeem Woodbine and comedian Dave Chappelle vs “PC Culture”. Also, why we love meme and much more!

The El and Maje are back with special guest, Hyster, discussing the on goings of the current admiration, the Oscars, Rachel Dolezal and what’s going on with the car Tupac was killed in. Things get a little heated when they discuss the tensions between dark and light individuals of the same ethnic group. And what did the moon landing have to do with The El’s break from his Christian upbringing?