A.G. questions the integrity of voters after Donald Trump is once again elected as President and reveals the top ten coworkers we've all worked with.

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Is it possible to separate the art from the artist when the artists have deeply flawed personal lives? Join us as we tackle this provocative question by examining the legacies of controversial figures from Generation X, such as Sean "Diddy" Combs, Donald Trump, R. Kelly, Bill Cosby, and Hulk Hogan. We confront their unsettling actions and explore how the public can reconcile their admiration for these influential figures with the troubling realities behind their off-stage personas. We also discuss the importance of looking closer to home for role models, rather than idolizing flawed celebrities. In this episode, we promise to share our top 10 artists whose work can be appreciated independently of their personal controversies.

From Vince McMahon's controversial actions in the wrestling world to Kobe Bryant's complicated legacy, Mike Tyson's redemption journey, and Puff Daddy's monumental impact on music amidst serious allegations, we delve into the difficult terrain of separating the art from the artist. We also dive into the importance of celebrating life and success, reflecting on overcoming hardships with confidence and style. From luxurious experiences to staying focused on financial goals, join us as we revel in the moments that make life vibrant and meaningful. This episode promises a thoughtful exploration of complex legacies and a joyful celebration of triumphs.

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AG previews the upcoming WWE Money in the Bank Premium Live Events and gives his predictions on the match outcomes

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AG complains about the 1st 2024 presidential debate and the BET Awards.

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Ummmm let's just say AG isn't a fan of Trump, Biden, Jason Whitlock and Clay Travis.

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