It has been twenty episodes...and you can hardly tell with that faint attempt at a cold open with a hard-to-hear Obama clip but we promise everything else is much easier to hear (we will not promise better...but easier to hear absolutely!!!).  In this "landmark" episode Jerry tags a digs on modern hip-hop (3:10) and Microsoft Teams (4:22) before getting into the focus, which is how these unprecedented times aren't that unprecedented (6:46) and how we are paying the ultimate price for repeating our failed history with our lives.  Jerry pays tribute to our fallen teachers (15:45), thanks teachers, child care and adult care givers (17:14) before summoning the recently departed Sir Ken Robinson to challenge America's collective lack of imagination in the areas of education and the economy in hopes that we can spare our children of a continuation of the "old normal" (18:06).

From there, Jerry gets a little introspective and begins to work some things out while on-air (so thanks for the mini-therapy session) before getting all Killer Mike on y'all.  He's sorry about that (ok...he's not really sorry.) (29:01)

In the end, the host finds a way to segway structural and institutional racism into a conversation about a landmark moment in television history (35:24) before handing out some celebrity shout outs.  Happy Birthday, Colonel Sanders!  Leo Tolstoy...cheers my brotha!

Love y'all!  We thank you for sticking around this whole time!