A discussion of Trump's NABJ Interview, Nixon's Resignation, Prisoner Swaps, Olympic Reflections, and Remembering Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee" is in this episode.

In this diverse and dynamic episode, we explore the intersections of film, politics, sports, and music. Our discussions range from celebrating the anniversary of the film "Do The Right Thing" to analyzing the new Presidential election landscape, while also reflecting on the upcoming Olympics and honoring a legendary member of the Four Tops musical group. Join us as we dive deep into these engaging topics.

Steve and Wayne discuss the merging of Major League Baseball records, the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, the first Biden-Trump debate, WNBA Caitlyn Clark's impact and the Angel Reese rivalry, and the impact of sports legends Bill Walton, Willie Mays and Jerry West.

Steve and Wayne cover congressional tension between Green and Crockett, the Texas governor's pardon of a convicted murderer, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's American flag controversy, college protest, Caitlin Clark's WNBA start, and the passing of Saxophonist David Sanborn.

Join Wayne and Steve as they navigate through the intersecting realms of politics, music, and environmentalism, exploring the dynamic tapestry of events shaping our world today.

Steve and Wayne discussed the solar eclipse, the start of the Hush money trial, the Crumbley being sentenced for the son's mass shooting, Arizonia's 1864 abortion ruling, and memorials to Louis Gossett Jr, and OJ Simpson.

Wayne and Steve discuss the financial difficulties of the ex-president of the U.S., the head coach of the University of Kentucky basketball, and his lack of success, should student athletes attend colleges that have terminated DEI programs, and Beyounce's Country Music introduction album.

Steve and Wayne discuss the proposed Kentucky State bill to not fund any diversity, equality, and inclusion programs at colleges and universities, the Fani Willis situation in Georgia, the new crisis in Haiti, Trump's bloodbath comments, and NCAA basketball tournaments.

The State of Union address, Mark Robinson's bid to become North Carolina's Governor, American Fiction movie review, Frankie Beverly's farewell tour with Maze, and a memorial to Jim Beard (Steely Dan keyboardist) are covered in this episode.

This episode covers court-storming in college basketball, LeBron James passing 40,000 points in NBA scoring, Caitlin Clark passing Pistol Pete Maravich to become the all-time scoring leader in NCAA basketball history, Mitch McConnell stepping down as a United States Senate leader, and the anniversary of the beating of Rodney King.