This episode explores why liquor stores are disproportionately concentrated in Black neighborhoods, combining lived experience with studies on zoning, redlining, and food deserts to explain how easy access to alcohol and lack of grocery options affect community health and opportunity.

The hosts also cover current events, parenting and court frustrations, the tragic police killing in Mississippi, a nostalgic movie review of Let’s Do It Again, and a closing reflection on sundown towns and local history.