Episode Topics: Guns & violence toward average citizens, Tennessee legislative political calamity, and US Supreme Court Politics.

Steve and Wayne are joined by E-town's own, Charles "CJ" Moore. This episode discusses "CJ" and how and why he has become a stand-up comedian in Elizabethtown and the surrounding area. They discuss past and present stand-up comedians and their influence on CJ. They end the episode with discussions on various current events and memorials.

Episode topics of discussion: Daylight Saving Time, the Mississippi Legislature creating a system to disenfranchise voters, cartoon "Delbert" creator Scott Adam's statement that he no longer will help Black People, and memorials to Felton Spencer & Bobby Turner, former Basketball stars and NCAA National Champions at the University of Louisville.

Wayne and Steve discuss the death of Tyre Nichols, commentator Jason Whitlock's blame of single black women and gang violence for the death of Nichols, Mike Pence's classified documents, and the WNBA'S Candance Parker signing with the Las Vegas Aces.

This episode's discussion topics are Congressional buffoonery, Florida's Dept of Education denial of the AP African-American Studies course, E-town comic relief, Trump's disrespect of Rochelle "Silk" Hardaway, and the Biden / Trump classified documents dilemma.

Wayne and Steve discuss the 2022 Midterm elections (Warnock vs Walker), the release of Brittney Griner from a Russian Prison, and Deon Sanders becoming the new football coach at the University of Colorado, and end with their thoughts on memorable Christmas movies and songs.

This week's topics include the North Carolina Mass Shootings, Warnock-Walker debate, the latest Jan 6 committee hearing, and the plight of black farmers.

This episode discusses Hurricane Ian, Newsmax anchor Greg Kelly's attack on the African-American Museum, Aaron Judge's chase of the Maris record, Boston Celtic head coach, and memorials to Coolio and Ramsey Lewis.

Wayne and Steve discuss the death of Queen Elizabeth II, remembrance of the 9-11 attacks, the black national anthem being played at the start of the NFL season, and the passing of Journalist/CNN anchor Bernard Shaw.

A discussion about the NFL's Deshaun Watson suspension, Liz Cheney's fight to save democracy, and the FBI search of Mar-a-Largo in this episode.