The Rona, race, or ratchetness? Take your pick. We’ve got all three and more on this here episode!

**We apologize for the delay in posting this episode. There have been some changes behind the scenes.**

Coming off their 100th episode the AVIOT crew is back in action, with talk of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and its effect on vulnerable groups as well as a discussion on how various media can empower or poison Black communities.

**We apologize for the delay in posting this episode. There have been some changes behind the scenes.**

It's been a long time coming and the AVIOT podcast has finally reached its 100th episode! Here, the crew reflect on past days, including AVIOT's origin and celebrities of old. 

At times we must swallow our pride and admit wrongdoings. But how should we approach those who refuse to do so? Listen as the AVIOT crew speaks on this and much more.

There have been several declarations made by celebrities as of late. Though right in their own view, these parties may want to consider who they're speaking to. 

In a shorter than usual episode, the AVIOT crew highlight some domestic issues involving both a married couple and—not surprisingly—the Black community.

From stories of gay and transgender rights being threatened to skepticism surrounding coronavirus protection, the US has quite the load to manage. Listen as the AVIOT crew discuss these matters and much more!

In the midst of this struggle among US residents to protect Black lives, there has been some division concerning intraracial dealings among Blacks and thoughts about next steps with activism. See what the AVIOT crew thinks about all the commotion in this latest episode. 

As protests concerning Black lives continue on US soil, many have proved helpful in the fight for justice while others would've been better off on the sidelines. A key group worth mentioning are Black celebrities. Their contributions, or lack there of, to the struggle for peace and justice has been a major talking point for many. Have they helped at all?

With America now on fire, both literally and figuratively, following the deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, and Ahmaud Arbery, many are now asking "what can be done?" Unfortunately, it seems the country will have to stay "lit" in the meantime.