Sorry for the wait ( yes I was on the phone and the sound is funny) but I'm back! We're discussing the issues on social media and how the lack of socializing and communicating has been a huge problem and why have we become so antisocial because of it?

In celebration of the 100th episode, we'll discuss about things that have never been brought to the light as well as propaganda, rap beef and the mysteries of disappearances of certain individuals. Are we blind to what we see?

There is a philosophy that when people put out good or bad energy that they get the same in return, but what about those that always find the way to not reap what they sow?

In Hollywood, young artists trying to make their name has always been a thing since time in memoriam. Unfortunately the abuse that comes with has also been normalized and they have been forced to deal with it as a punishment without having to go to someone for help, but why aren't the parents held accountable for who they're around?

For centuries, black Americans in this country have gone through the worst of atrocities, but unlike most groups of people that dealt with it and was able to make it out of their past traumas, somehow black Americans can't seem to shake. What if the solution for this isn't just on the oppressor but the oppressed?

Ever since the Founding Fathers "discovered" what is now America, everybody seems to dismiss the things that have to do to be mentioned in the history books, but looks in disgust when others that try to get a slice of the pie. How can we as a people hate those trying to search for something when the forefathers had to steal it and make it their own?

During the Roman era, the circus was the staple of all entertainment and excitement for those citizens that needed to escape from the confusion of the government and what they were doing. What if I told you that it hasn't gone anywhere, but instead they have different color teams and overpriced food?

In every industry, a certain demographic is allowed to get through certain doors, but what if they were designed like that to begin with?