Real talk with history in the room.
DMST Podcast Network turns casual check-ins into bigger conversations about family, dating, discipline, friendship, and getting older. The talk moves fast, but it stays grounded in lived experience, shared memory, and the kind of jokes that come from people who already know each other's rhythm.
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DMST Podcast Network is a conversational home base for DMST-related shows and check-ins, with recent episodes leaning especially on the DMST Conversations format. The center of gravity is everyday life. That is the appeal. DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses can start with a birthday, a work schedule, a trip, a parent coming home from the hospital, or the feeling of cleaning with music on, then follow that thread until it becomes something larger. The show often circles back to childhood, old expectations, and the way those early lessons still shape adult habits. Chores are not just chores here. They become a way to talk about discipline, nostalgia, parenting, and what kids absorb at the dinner table. Dating talk gets the same treatment. A passing internet debate can turn into a serious exchange about attraction, self-control, workplace respect, gender expectations, and the exhaustion of modern dating culture. The tone is warm, but not soft. It can be blunt, skeptical, amused, reflective, and occasionally grave, depending on where the conversation lands. Work fatigue shows up often, especially the pressure of schedules, holidays, and trying to make time for people while life keeps stacking up. So does adulthood itself. The show returns again and again to accountability, emotional maturity, restraint, family protection, and the difference between apologizing and actually changing behavior. Its structure is loose in the best sense. There are recurring sign-offs, old memories, social-media handles, DJ nights, friend updates, and enough side talk to make the listener feel the long history behind the microphones. It is not polished panel commentary. It is closer to a lived-in room where jokes, challenges, pauses, and personal confessions all belong. The conversations can wander, but the wandering usually reveals the point. DMST Podcast Network suits listeners who want cultural talk that sounds like real people thinking out loud, especially around Black life, relationships, friendship, and the pressure of growing into better habits without acting brand new.
Made for: For listeners who like loose, personal conversation about Black everyday life, relationships, family, work, aging, and accountability. It especially fits people who prefer lived experience and banter over polished interview formats.
What sets it apart: The show turns ordinary check-ins into layered conversations without losing the feel of friends talking in real time. Its strength is the mix of humor, shared memory, blunt challenge, and reflective adult perspective.
Welcome to the DMST Podcast Network the home of the Drunk Mind Sober Thoughts podcast and the I'm Sayin' Tho Podcast!! Join us weekly as we bring you takes on life, relationships, culture, music and more. Everything presented from the black experience perspective. At times offensive...At times off the wall...At times crazy...But always 100% real. When other podcasts talk sh*t we talk real life!! Rock with us!!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses make adult responsibility legible through candid conversation, generational memory, humor, and the practical complications of everyday life.
DMST Podcast Network turns everyday conversation into a running examination of adulthood. DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses begin with personal check-ins, then follow ordinary pressures into larger questions about family, relationships, self-control, money, and responsibility.
Saturday chores become a parenting conversation, and your childhood is suddenly on the witness stand.
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A cleaning day, a dinner table, and Mario Bros. open into a grounded talk about family pressure.
DMST Conversations - Economic Fatigue starts with a Sunday cleaning routine and opens into a broader look at parenting under pressure. Ulysses moves from music, chores, and the firm cleaning standards he remembers from childhood into the harder question of what it means to…
A birthday-week check-in turns into a candid discussion of attraction, boundaries, and self-control.
DMST Conversations opens on a relaxed birthday-week check-in with DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses, then eases into a candid discussion about attraction, sexual boundaries, and the expectation that adults can practice self-control.
A loose return turns Tampa memories and a talk about accountability into a grounded look at adulthood in motion.
DMST Conversations returns after a short break with DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses easing from Ulysses's birthday weekend in Tampa into a wider talk about getting older.
Birthday-week banter opens into a candid, funny talk about how internet-fed anxieties shape the dating streets.
DMST Conversations starts in a loose birthday-week mood, with DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses joking through a hangover tease and plans that came from going out with friends.
A candid, loosely shaped conversation about why adult accountability has to go beyond saying sorry.
This DMST Conversations episode begins with holiday scheduling and the uneven cost of taking time off, then moves into a more difficult question of adulthood: what accountability means when an apology does not change the behavior.
A loose, funny round of old-internet nostalgia, carried by casual chemistry and wandering jokes.
Episode 353 of The Drunk Minds Sober Thoughts Podcast turns old internet memories into easy, candid talk about the accounts and spaces people leave behind.
A warm, wandering conversation about what technology gives everyday learning, and what it cannot settle.
DJ Brainstorm and a second speaker use a loose talk about modern technology to consider how people learn, search, and decide what information is meant to do.
Pop culture trivia, argued fast and with affection.
Two hosts revisit one film, show, or book a week, plus long personal tangents.
A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.
Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.
Robert Wright interviews specialists on Iran, Gaza, Ukraine, Taiwan, and open-source AI.
Hosts DJ Brainstorm and Dev open episode 365 of Drunk Minds Sober Thoughts by recapping a Cleveland Browns win.
The hosts of the Drunk My Sober Thoughts podcast discuss recent events including South Carolina's women's basketball championship and Cleveland hosting major events.
Jay Brainstorm introduces Nakore Apparel and opens episode 380 of the Drop My Sober Thoughts podcast with a casual check-in with co-host Dev.
The DMST Podcast crew returns for episode 353, with DJ Brainstorm announcing it's his last show before getting married in two weeks.
DJ Brainstorm, Dev and Ulysses open this DMST Conversations episode with updates on Tyler Perry's Sisters and Zatima, Brainstorm's Texas trip for the Ohio State-Texas game, and Ulysses' upcoming comedy dates.
DMST Conversations - Economic Fatigue opens with DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses comparing adult cleaning routines, clean sheets, and the feeling of getting a bedroom, bathroom, laundry, and mattress rotation done at once.
DJ Brainstorm marks his birthday by keeping it simple: a steak dinner, a few drinks, and no big house party after deciding he did not want to risk people not showing up.
DMST Conversations - 10 Years of DMST Content centers on the show’s January 2016 start, with the hosts saying the first episode dropped around January 18th or 20th.
DMST Conversations - Post Holiday Talk opens with DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses joking about birthday-week drinks, being “blessed, healthy, and wealthy,” and the social pressure of shots at Johnny Malloy’s.
DJ Brainstorm and Jamaican Ulysse catch up after a busy December, discussing their work schedules and a missed brunch due to bad weather.
DMST Conversations features DJ Brainstorm and Ulysses discussing disrupted sleep after five days away from work, including bedtime shifts to 3:30 or 4 a.m.
"Kids don't even have sleepovers no more" turns into a larger critique of phones, FaceTime, and family routines.
DJ Brainstorm catches up with comedian Eulise Dickerson, who discusses a personal shift in perspective from black-and-white thinking to embracing shades of gray.
DJ Brainstorm provides a personal update on his life and the status of the DMST podcast after a hiatus since July of last year.
The host discusses the difference between feeling emotions and filling the void with substances or distractions, emphasizing the importance of sitting with discomfort for true healing.