On this episode we are joined by Poet, Author and Educator JW Bella as we discuss mental health and this month being suicide awareness month, our own struggles and paths to mental health and the challenges we've faced. The recent comments by sports anchor Skip Bayless in regards to Dak Prescott speaking on dealing with depression and his brother's suicide and lastly the booing of the moment of unity between he Kansas City Chiefs and the Houston Texans.

On this episode we have a very special guest former New Orleans Saint corner back  Delvin Breaux Sr. We're discussing his recent story on WWL, facing financial troubles like many Americans and using his platform and position to bring attention to those struggling to get by. His time in the NFL and CFL and his opinions on who's the best corner and receiver in the league and that he's faced and his outlook on this upcoming season. We got he title for this episode from his personal motto "Not Dead, Can't Quit"   

On this episode we're discussing the Seattle Seahawks releasing undrafted rookie cornerback Kemah Siverand for trying to sneak a woman into the team only hotel for some "late night practice" and will there be two Batmans in the upcoming Flashpoint movie?

On this episode we're joined by the ladies Brittney & Toni from O.U.R.S. Media. We're discussing how they got started, the purpose behind their page and bringing light to Black stories that may not be widely known. We also discussed our reaction to Kamala Harris being selected as Joe Biden's running mate for the upcoming presidential election. Schools opening up and how Brittney and Brooklyn feel about that as teachers and Fat Joe's comments on Drake being the Michael Jackson of our generation. 

On the latest episode we're discussing the surprisingly controversial new song WAP by Cardi B and Meg the Stallion. The backlash by people from all walks and is it something that makes you uncomfortable or are you just a hater? We're also discussing Dr. Dre's divorce and his mysterious prenup. Do they have one or not? And finally we are talking about Orlando Magic player Jonathan Isaac and his choice to not take a knee and show solidarity with his team in supporting Black Lives Matter and his subsequent knee injury. Was it an accident or a case of the lord giveth and the lord taketh, let us know? 

On this episode we're discussing some of the most prominent headlines of the recent weeks. From the NFL and the changes it's making to the protests in Shreveport, Louisiana and the misrepresentation of armed black people protecting local protesters by a local news station. To the disappearance and later the murder of a 20 year old female soldier at Ft. Hood base in Texas. Were talking about all these and more. Enjoy the episode.  

Happy Juneteenth!!!! On the latest installment of the day late dollar short podcast we're celebrating the day African Americans in the south learned they were Actually free. It took two years, from 1863 to 1865 for news from the Union that they had won against the confederacy and that these people could no longer be LEGALLY enslaved. We're also discussing our knowledge of Juneteenth and the trends in it's acknowledgement and being respected as a legitimate holiday. We're also discussing 45's latest Klan rally in Tulsa, OK of all places and it's impotence. The drama regarding J Cole and NONAME and his track "Snow on tha bluff", was it a diss or just a mistimed/misplaced show of support. We're also recapping our Juneteenth party, the highs, highs and the fun times. And lastly but certainly not least Happy Father's Day to all us Fathers out there and enjoy!!!!

On this episode we're talking about a few different topics NASCAR and their support of Black Live Matter, NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace, NBA, is it too early to come back, should the hold off in support of the protests racial injustice across america and a particular person who commented on one of my posts who had some very "All lives matter-ish" statements on my page.  It was definitely fun and we hope y'all enjoy the episode.