The trio is joined by Bree Patton and Eighty to discuss their feelings towards the Fourth of July holiday, how the constitution was written in a hypocritical manner, the black culture that is in our everyday lives, why the 'American Dream' doesn't apply to everybody and much more. 

The trio is joined by Maserati Shellz and Charles Kendrick to discuss the nation's unified response to George Floyd's murder, the difference between rioting and peaceful protesting, Drew Brees' comments in a recent interview, the NFL players' message to Roger Goodell and much more.  

On our second episode, Mack, Noah and Ben discuss the protests that have been going on in Orange County asking to open the state back up from this 'social distancing' period. We address the elephant in the room on how these protests with predominantly white protestors have been handled in comparison to other protests in the past. Plus, we break down the ignorance of people who claim the 'Covid-19' epidemic is a hoax.

On our first episode, Mack, Noah and Ben discuss the stigma that the Coronavirus has placed on people of Asian descent, particularly in the United States. We react to some videos of blatant discrimination and discuss how a changed perspective could change the way people act towards Asian people during the time of this pandemic.

Hey everyone! Join Mack, Noah and Ben as they discuss pet peeves, hot controversial topics and react to current events in the news. We don't plan on sugar-coating anything, so come with an open mindset.

On this week's episode, Noah brings on Lenny Cowans and Quincy Bones to discuss their start-up company Uwavee, their plans for the app, how they hope to connect producers and artists in the industry and much more.

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