In this episode of *Black Out*, we dive deep into a wide array of thought-provoking topics. We kick things off by discussing how to deal with grief—one of life's most difficult challenges. From there, we move on to a controversial question: why is there still no cure for cancer despite decades of research? We also tackle the ongoing debate in 2024: who is more emotional—men or women?

Next, we take a fun detour and share our favorite conspiracy theories. Then we shift gears to a more serious conversation about interracial relationships and ask: how can Tim Scott be so delusional to believe that America wasn’t founded on racism? On a related note, we explore whether the backlash against Caitlin Clark has become excessive.

Switching up the vibe, we rank our top 5 colognes and dive into the question of whether people prefer the truth or illusion—and why pandering often seems to work better than honesty. We also reflect on the biggest lessons we’ve learned this year and identify foods that are major red flags.

Looking to the future, we discuss the state of movie theaters and whether they’ll survive in a changing entertainment landscape. We also address some controversial questions: is Akon a scammer? And perhaps most importantly, can people really change?

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