Juan and Doc get into what people really mean when they say “a bunch of Mexicans” and whether content matters. They also take shots at the growing stupidity in America and the way fascist thinking is creeping into the mainstream. To balance it out, they show love for Much Given, Much Tested, the new album by BlackLiq & Dub Sonata—calling it a near-perfect release and an early frontrunner for album of the year.More at www.thejointsermons.com

Juan and Doc get into what people really mean when they say “a bunch of Mexicans” and whether content matters. They also take shots at the growing stupidity in America and the way fascist thinking is creeping into the mainstream. To balance it out, they show love for Much Given, Much Tested, the new album by BlackLiq & Dub Sonata—calling it a near-perfect release and an early frontrunner for album of the year. More at www.thejointsermons.com

Juan and Doc get into what people really mean when they say “a bunch of Mexicans” and whether content matters. They also take shots at the growing stupidity in America and the way fascist thinking is creeping into the mainstream. To balance it out, they show love for Much Given, Much Tested, the new album by BlackLiq &amp; Dub Sonata—calling it a near-perfect release and an early frontrunner for album of the year.More at www.thejointsermons.com

A Bunch of Mexicans

The Joint Sermons is the sound of two distinct, powerful minds tearing into the week's biggest headlines with zero tolerance for the status quo.

Every episode, Juan and Doc Jeezy plunge into the raw meat of current events—politics, culture, conflict, and everything in between. They're both searching for the same radical truth, which means they mostly agree on who the real villains are and what needs to burn down.

But when their opinions finally diverge, the conversation goes nuclear. This isn't polite debate; this is a high-stakes meeting of the minds where disagreement is productive and the

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The Joint Sermons is the sound of two distinct, powerful minds tearing into the week's biggest headlines with zero tolerance for the status quo. Every episode, Juan and Doc Jeezy plunge into the raw meat of current events—politics, culture, conflict, and everything in between. They're both searching for the same radical truth, which means they mostly agree on who the real villains are and what needs to burn down. But when their opinions finally diverge, the conversation goes nuclear. This isn't polite debate; this is a high-stakes meeting of the minds where disagreement is productive and the

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