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Iman Amongst Men takes an honest and unfiltered look at what it means to be a man in today’s world. Co-hosted by NBA champion Iman Shumpert and his brother, Ahrii, the podcast promises raw and unapologetic conversations, featuring never-before-told stories and insights from an array of culturally influential guests. On Iman Amongst Men, nothing is off-limits.

Iman Amongst Men

Iman Amongst Men is the show that takes an honest and unfiltered look at what it means to be a man in today’s world through the lens of NBA champion Iman Shumpert and his brother, Ahrii. Each episode, the guys will be joined by a culturally-relevant celebrity guest to explore topics ranging from money matters, mental wellness, the entertainment industry, parenting, relationships, and everything in between. The conversations will be raw and unapologetic, featuring never-before-told stories and insights. On Iman Amongst Men, nothing is off-limits.
New episodes release every Thursday, starting 6/23, wherever you listen to podcasts. For full video episodes, check out UNINTERRUPTED’s YouTube page every Monday, starting 6/27.

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Aye man, if you're now tuning in it's the first episode of Iman Amongst Men. We sat down with NBA champion Matt Barnes. He gave us the keys to the podcast game. Trust and believe, he has no regrets on moving on from the league. Therapy helped our boy make amends with his ex-wife and his ex-teammate. Won't he do it! Now it's all about the smoke, coaching and raising his boys. Much respect to my OG! 

For the full video episode, check out UNINTERRUPTED’s YouTube page on Monday, 6/4.

Matt Barnes | Crash Course in Media

I played nearly a decade in the NBA with J.R. Smith, on the Knicks and the Cavs. We won a championship together in 2016 that solidified our brotherhood. That same year, we found out just how gritty the Splash Brothers are. Swish goes to an HBCU and we ride for everybody black with a 4.0. He got to know me my rookie year on the Knicks and told us how Byron Scott son'd him in NOLA. If you're not listening by now, get to it!

J.R. Smith | The True Meaning of Brotherhood

Our OG Eric Dickerson came through and dropped some jewels from his new book "Watch My Smoke". The audiobook is fire! Love the way dude tells a story. I was recruited heavily out of high school. For ED, it was on a whole other level. He was really rolling around in a gold Trans Am in college. We've all heard baby mama drama stories. A real man owns up to his mistakes and tries to make things right with his kids. What would you do if you were the Commissioner of the NFL? Eric Dickerson put us on game in this episode with knowledge and stories that left us speechless.

Eric Dickerson | Generation to Generation

Did someone say Twitter fingers? The King of NBA Twitter sets the record straight on Kaepernick, tells us the one tweet he regrets, and his true feelings about cancel culture. He breaks down how he emerged out of his pops shadow, Bucks legend Marques Johnson. I really had to ask myself, what can't this man do? He writes, he produces, and he's building his empire with the next generation of black creatives in mind. The marathon continues!

Josiah Johnson | Grinding All My Life

Let's be clear, DJ Hed wants no smoke. I respect that his brand is not for sale and he likes disruption in the music industry. There's a lot of DJs but he really understands music and the culture. Weddings, Halloween, and theme parks are just a few of the things he doesn't mess with. We all know Nipsey Hussle is 1 of 1, but he breaks down what made him so special.

DJ Hed | Shifting The Culture

On The Chi, me and Emmett have real beef, but when the director says cut it's all love between me and Jacob. There's child stars, then there's Emmett, I mean Jacob. This man really signed a record deal at 13. I bet y'all didn't know that's my cousin. New York or Chicago pizza? There's only one right answer. I judged people that were homeschooled before I met Teyana, but Jacob confirmed that it might be the way to go.

Jacob Latimore | Art Imitates Life

My Chicago brother, Steelo Brim, is seriously more than Ridiculousness. When you step out of your comfort zone, that's when you step into your purpose. I was tired of listening to everyone else telling my story, so I started a podcast. That's where me and Steelo can relate, shout out to the Wine and Weed podcast. Reparations was something I didn't really think was possible, but it's doable. Therapy is not something I really understood. Ahrii told me, I need to go back.

Steelo Brim | Taking A Leap Of Faith

The original Flyboy, Hebru Brantley is making art cool and profitable. Growing up as a 6'8 artist from Chicago presented challenges for my boy. Fast-forward, "House full of some Hebru Brantley's" has a healthy price tag attached. I really tried to wrap my mind around why cartoons and comic books are so popular. I definitely lost that argument. We both went to college in ATL. There may or may not be a super stripper character in development after this conversation. What exactly is a splendiferous butt?

Hebru Brantley | Representation Matters Pt. I

This episode is dedicated to all the real Bulls fans. Rel is one of those naturally funny people. Only a Chicago kid could sneak into a comedy club pretending to be the cleanup crew and wind up on stage. You know you've made it in Hollywood when you no longer have to audition. But raising kids in the spotlight is crazy man. Junie is already big timing me when she comes on set for a show. Rel's son has his own IMDB page at 12-years-old.

Lil Rel Howery | 10,000 Hours

Now I thought we were getting Jay Pharoah on the show, and don't get me wrong, we did. But this was a really dope episode because we got surprise guest appearances by Denzel Washington, T.I., 50 Cent, Shannon Sharpe, and Kevin Hart just to name a few. I also got to know the real Jared Farrow on a deeper level. Comedians are human at the end of the day. I really didn't expect to have a serious moment with this guy but he taught us the value of being authentic with your audience (shoutout Charlie Murphy), and knowing the law if you're black in America. Denzel told us Diddy needs to pay Ma$e his money!

Jay Pharoah | First Impressions

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