With the current zeitgeist New York time journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones 1619 project has gained traction. But the administration wants to roll this back and replace its teaching's in schools with teaching from 1776. Why can't we teach both? In this episode we discuss this question and the importance of studying history, and why studying history is the best way to not repeat past mistakes.

To change the future we have to understand the past. Bad things happen to us and it’s a duty to help people moved through their pain towards healing, by sharing the mess as a tool for inspiration. In this episode, we take you inside our household during a tumultuous time dealing with health issues and cancer reality. 

To change the future we have to understand the past. In this episode we discuss biases, the juxtaposition of being black versus white and how interactions with the system play out favorably based upon color.  *Warning this episode contains explicit language.*

Is taking a knee offensive? In this episode we discuss its reasoning, importance to the Black Lives Matter movement and social equality. 

In this episode we discuss driving while black, how racial bias affects our decisions and the implications of what's happening in Portland. 

In this episode, we discuss the discrimination we experience as a couple, the historic roots of discrimination, and how it occurs today covertly through the system. 

In this bonus episode we carry on from the Amazon sensation, How Do I Find Love After Heartbreak? to explain what these title words mean to us and shed light on the landmark Supreme Court case which made it possible for our marriage union.