In today’s unbelievable historical episode, Garcia and Howlett discuss the immediate impact of Eddie Murphy as a comedian, actor, and generational influence. While Garcia details how transcendent of a talent he was by changing comedy, Howlett questions his overall legacy. This week's highly controversial Mount Rushmore is that of Greatest Rookies (Begins at 22:39).

In today’s unbelievable historical episode, Garcia and Howlett discuss the legacy of Jackie Robinson and the importance of him shattering the color barrier of Major League Baseball. Howlett asks if his baseball stats were worthy of being a Hall of Famer, while Garcia asks if other Negro League players were more worthy of being the first to cross over. In the midst of debate, they would agree that Jackie Robinson’s bravery in the face of adversity and sheer hatred is in a stratosphere of its own leading to the Mt. Rushmore topic of: Greatest Trailblazers (Begins at 24:12).

In today’s unbelievable historical episode, Garcia and Howlett discuss the significant social impact the Tiananmen Square Massacre had on the entire world. As they debate the stranglehold that the Chinese government has on their people, as well as the bravery the students had in their revolution. They will conclude their conversation with the iconic image of “Tankman”, leading to today’s Mount Rushmore of: Greatest Political Protests (Begins at 23:24).

In today’s unbelievable historical episode, Garcia and Howlett discuss one of the greatest film franchises our planet has ever experienced in Star Wars. As they both deep dive into what makes Star Wars a money making machine, they also debate the influence the film has had in the lexicon of the film industry. They also explore the lives of the fans, who created a cultish phenomenon that maybe no other subculture can compete with. This leads to the Mount Rushmore topic of: Worst Fanbases of all-time (Begins at 22:38).

In today’s unbelievable historical episode, Garcia and Howlett discuss the Bill Clinton Sex Scandal, including where they were when he said the iconic line: “I did not have sexual relations with that woman.” Both Howlett and Garcia debate his legacy, while also comparing him to other Presidential scandals. This conversation leads to today’s Mount Rushmore topic of Greatest Scandals of All-Time. (Begins at 24:35)

In today’s unbelievable historical episode, Garcia and Howlett discuss O.J. Simpson and his fall from grace from once being a perennial athlete, to him becoming the most iconic figure of the 90s. This leads to today’s Mount Rushmore that includes a “6th Man” topic of Greatest Athletic Killers of All-Time. (Begins at 20:05)

In today’s unbelievable historical first episode, Garcia and Howlett discuss “D-Day” and why many historians consider this “suicide mission” imperative for the advancement of the U.S. military. Howlett asks, “If such a mission was necessary?”, while Garcia on the other hand wonders about the raw emotion from each soldier from the night before, to the final moments before they breached Normandy. Today’s Mount Rushmore includes  the “6th-Man” topic of: Greatest Suicide Missions (begins at 25:46).