EOD Podcast

It is week 41 and Kristen and Terrence are getting ready for their trip to Ohio. Listen as they discuss their plans on their visit. After that, the gang discuss their predictions of the future and how automated driving is going to take over. Then they go into a discussion of the song of the summer. Later they talk home security and how surveillance has gotten out of hand.

Welcome back to the EOD Podcast, today we celebrate as we record our 40th episode. As you will find out Kristian's mic was stolen so excuse his audio. Today, we talk about the recent hurricane disaster in the Bahamas and what we can do to help. We also talk about Meek's case being resolved and how being in prison is one of the worst experiences ever. We also talk about new music releases and which new projects are worth listening to. Bahamas relief: americares.org/ Thanks to Kristen for doing the research/

It's week 39 and the gang welcomes Kate. Listen as Kate describes what it's like to be a female comedian and how comedians are harshly criticized for their jokes. They then dive into the Dave Chappelle standup on Netflix and give their thoughts on it. Later, they talk about gun laws and why we should be concerned about restrictions.

It is week 38 and the world is on fire. Listen in as we talk about the recent rainforest fires and how we can do better with sustainability. We also talk about the recent 88 rising festival and new albums from ASAP Ferg and P-Lo. We discuss Jay-Z's recent deal with the NFL and the dangers of the sport and later we debate top 5 cereals and whether almond milk is worth the hype.

It's week 37 of the EOD Podcast and the crew is starting to feel the full moon energy. This week we dive into some world issues, specifically about our disagreements on Trump's presidency and how someone needs to step up before the next election. We also talk about a lot of the recent album releases including Cousin Stizz and Ugly God. Later in the podcast, we talk about ASAP Rocky's case and the 'TV Guy' who has been dropping off TVs in front of people's houses.