DNA Hardwired...Common Sense Turned Upside

Hosts continue their discussion about black podcasters who appear not to like blacks!  Discussion on this episode focused on a black podcaster who believes blacks have not made progress over the years and believes blacks have lost much of what they used to have.  The three co-hosts agree with the black podcaster and, like the black podcaster, don't appear to like successful blacks.

Hosts discuss their thoughts on whether or not they thought Charlie Kirk was a racist!  Interesting take from two black men on the panel...

Host acknowledges that he prays, but it is not to gain favor with God!  He has a different take on heaven and hell.  Co-hosts get into a heated discussion on the bible, praying, and how women view the bible vs how men view the bible and praying...

Hosts discuss other podcasts with Black Pastor talking badly about black people!  Very enlightening discussion on how some blacks see other blacks...

Continued discussion on romantic relationships.  The host, Pop, admitted that he came to the revelation that Jackie and Aaron were right on some issues concerning dating women, and he was wrong!  The acknowledgement of enlightenment by the host was an example of the intent of this podcast, which is to provide information for growth from a common sense perspective...

Hosts discuss Romantic Relationships.  Women and male hosts have very different perspectives on many relationship issues and became heated at points...

Hosts continue the discussion on the generational gap.  Discussion exposes a big gap between current and past generations, primarily focusing on civil rights advancements...

Hot discussion on generational gap issues.  Focus on how past and present generations approached civil rights.

Hosts and guests discuss religion!  Discussion was very lively and informative!

The hosts continue their discussion on choices and alternatives for politics and government.  The discussion focused primarily on the black community's choices and alternatives in America.  Opinions differed in many cases, which provided perspectives across the spectrum of ideas and opinions on this topic...