Mastermind Team’s Robcast — episode 310: A Fox In The Hen House

This week I have the pleasure of speaking with the executive chef/owner of Liliahna and voted Best Chef by Baltimore Magazine Brendon Hudson. Brendon is a chef from Baltimore that is looking to really give a jolt of energy to the often mundane world of catering. Brendon Hudson’s Liliahna Luxury Catering curates intimately personal menus, executes heartwarming dishes to bring together the most important people in your life.

This week I have the pleasure of speaking with Thea Washington, a casting director and casting recruiter for film, television, commercials and digital media. Thea is a Baltimore native who’s projects include include ABC’s Bachelorette and Big Brother (CBS), casting several true crime reenactment shows on Investigation Discovery, Reelz, TV One and more! Stay-up-to-date on the latest in weird news and all things pop culture on our hilarious and irreverent podcast, Mastermind Team’s Robcast.

Welcome to an all-new episode of the Mastermind Team’s Robcast! Black Man Whistling What’s up, main man? Torin joins Rob Lee on this episode where black man greetings are covered and Seven Disney depictions of race that have NOT aged well. Why do those movies always have a black man whistling? New Challenger includes: Man Buy A Lamborghini with a COVID loan Diaper bags with weed and guns Alligators in Alabama

I don’t say that my podcast, Mastermind Team’s Robcast, is the best in Baltimore just because it’s catchy and self-aggrandizing. It is but it’s uniquely Baltimore. I am to be a strong representative of Baltimore. I want to put on for my city as best I can. That last part…

Watch out for the clapback — Hey man, Rob Lee here and I have something on my mind — the clapback. I’m convinced that we’re living in a ‘clapback culture’ — we’re obsessed. Allow me to take a step back, explain and then compare. I habitually question the status quo. …

Ayo, I’m proud of my city. I’m Rob Lee, podcaster, foodie, blerd and I’m from Baltimore City. That last part — I never had an issue with it. I love my city. I’ve never shied away from the idea that Baltimore city has been associated with violent crime, economic inequity and corrupt leadership. What makes Baltimore any different from any other city? The Best Things about Baltimore City I am defensive of Baltimore…

My Name is Rob and I’m black. — I’m a nerd. I’m a blerd. Now that I’ve declared my tribe let me explain. I’ve always had an interested in pop culture paraphernalia over sports. I’ve been more easily attached to watching cartoons and reading comics over throwing a football or dunking a basketball. …