Josh and Nayanci are joined by musicians: Reformed Whores, AlexXx P3 and Chulita Mija Sarah to discuss the Aristotle and Nietzche's philosophies of music.  The discussion is followed by a listening party of each guest's newest hit.

Listening Party:
AlexXx P3 - No Love Allowed
Reformed Whores - Whorny
Chulita Mija Sarah - Hola Stranger (first 3 min)

Josh and Nayanci are joined by a couple of Josh's favorite NYC comedians, Ashley Hesseltine (Host of "Girls Gotta Eat" Podcast) and Napoleon Emill (Winner of Caroline's March Comedy Madness Competition).  They answer some of Socrates and Plato's questions on love and dating.

Nayanci's philosophers of the week are Charles Mills and Naomi Zack, the subject is race and reparations; guests Todd Montesi (HBO's Crashing), Haley Strong (NYC Comedian), Jessica Munoz (Small Business Consultant for the Bay Area latino community) join and bring their perspectives.

Josh brings 2 of his favorite comedy buddies and Nayanci brings her activist friend and we let worlds collide as we debate whether or not race and gender are social constructs.

Josh's old high school friends, Robert Blodgett and George Gill are guests this week.  Nayanci goes over Elizabeth Anderson and Iris Marion Young's theories on luck egalitarianism and group based oppression and the guys dish on their opinions on those subjects.

Comedian, actor and broadcaster John Fugelsang (host of acclaimed "Tell Me Everything" on SiriusXM Progress channel 127) joins Josh and Nayanci to talk about income inequality before and during the pandemic.  We also go off track a bit and talk corruption within the democratic party.

Nayanci presents the philosophers for this week, John Rawls and Robert Nozick.  Nayanci asks Josh's opinion on each of their ideas on how much the government should intervene with citizens, and use examples from the current COVID-19 pandemic.