In the episode, we're discussing the new bill proposed in Florida, HB 999. How it could affect public institutions of higher education and its possible wider ramifications. We're also discussing the possibility of Texas seceding from the country and some thoughts on recent football free-agency moves.

Well ladies and gentleman, I know it's been a while but your favorite podcast is back. On this episode we're re-introducing ourselves, a little backstory on where we've been and what we've been doing during this hiatus, some surprises, and even a conversation about some local politics. We have truly missed y'all and look forward to bringing our unique and honest perspectives back to every platform you listen to your favorite podcast on.  

On this episode we're discussing Hurricane Ida and it's aftermath, our thoughts on how we can support and encourage one another and share relevant and accurate information. 

On this episode we are joined by Raquel Diaz, ICU nurse and overall superhero in today's crazy world. She's joining us to discuss the recent protest by doctors in Florida that walked out before and after their shifts to bring awareness to the dearth of people railing against vaccinations and mask mandates but are finding themselves overwhelming the ICUs and ERs across Florida begging to be saved. She's sharing her experiences, beliefs, and hopes as she not only does all she can to save these individuals but is also the one who helps to make them as comfortable as possible as the transition from this life in lieu of their families not being able to be there.    

On this episode we're joined by local New Orleans principal Kendall McManus-Thomas and are discussing how to safely get kids in schools. Things we need to do to prepare for this upcoming school year and how to not only be safe ourselves but also how to be safe for others around us.