1000 Miles Apart

We're back from a long hiatus. Don't ask us where we were. Just know that we are streaming now and back to talk about Thanksgiving and toxic family members.

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In this episode, we discuss the results of the 2020 Presidential Election

In this episode, we discuss Chik-Fil-A nuggets, and Stephanie suggests some yummy choices of brown liquor...you're welcome :-)

We also discuss the shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, WI, by a police officer. (Read the story here) 

Kyle Rittenhouse, an armed white teenager who shot and killed two protesters and wounded another in Kenosha, WI. (Read the story here)

Lastly, Megan Thee Stallion spoke out about being shot by Tory Lanez after rumors allegedly came out from his camp.

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We're back on track!

On this episode we discuss an array of topics. The discovery of mask breath. You know, the moment where you get a whiff of your breath after you put your mask on. Now you have to go brush your teeth. ALM enthusiasts call for protests and national media cover of the murder of 5 year old Cannon Hinnat in North Carolina. A task force was formed to hunt down the child's murder. He was arrested within 24 hours of this crime and charged with 1st degree murder. Yet posts with the hashtag #JusticeForCannon are going viral as if justice has not been quickly served.  Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B released a video for thieir track WAP; sparking fake outrage in the internet streets as people complain that Meg and Cardi are not good role models for children. We have a sneaking suspicion that they never intended to be. Lastly, Beyonce set Disney + ablaze with Black is King. We give our thoughts on this piece and how you don't have to be apart of the Bey Hive to respect Beyonce's work. 

On this episode we go on the funniest tangent of the podcast thus far, securing our crowns as "Tangent Queens". So many random conversations occurred that it's impossible to break it all down in the show notes. All you need to know is, we have big pum pum energy.

In today's episode we discuss Jada Pinkett-Smith's "entanglement" with August Alisna - was Jada's explanation good enough or even needed since August exposed her private business? Also, is it fair for people to consider Jada a predator for having a sexual relationship with August when he was vulnerable? After all, Jada was in a vulnerable place as well, considering she and Will were separated when this entanglement occurred. We also discuss the Goya boycott after the President of Goya expressed his admiration for the POTUS in a recent press conference. Lastly, an employee of a sandwich shop was recently sent home for wearing a face mask that had "Black Lives Matter" printed on it. We explore employers right to dictate dress code for their companies, but also their responsibility to be consistent with their enforcement and whether or not that employer was more concerned that a certain demographic of their customers would be offended by the masks. 

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