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In yet another slow news week, we throw together another great batch of topics to discuss. We rap about new music from Lil' Wayne and Freddie Gibbs, some distress in Bolivia, and close out with a deep dive into the civil unrest that is gripping the nation. Leggo.

R.I.P. George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, just a few of those lost recently to police violence. As we live through these volatile days, let's talk about celebrities and social influence, standards and norms in the podcasting industry, social media giants  molding the public discourse, and a grab bag of other topics. Let's keep that energy. 

It has been an eventful weekend as we cover a wide range of topics from the internet dragging Doja Kat, an iconic Verzuz battle, Gillie da Kids explosive reaction to the Joe Budden Podcast and we try to give some context to the re-openings around the country and Joe Biden's bombastic statements. Let's get right to it. 

We have a fun one for you today as we talk 50 Cent beef, new verzuz battles, new music from TDE, Joe Rogan setting the gold standard in podcasts, and wtf is Quibi? Here we go again. 

Today we chat about Conway the Machine showing celebrities how they can contribute during the 'Roni, the Luda Vs. Nelly IG battle, and we say sayonara to Justin Amash, just as we were just getting to know him. Let's go!

This week flew by as we talk a bit about some new music from TDE, charities taking a stand on Trash9 donations, Maxo Kream shows how to properly settle beef, and the depressing news of the day. And here we go. 

We have a fun one today as we delve into my opinion on Mr. Rainbow Grillz himself, 50 Cent's new audiobook, whether the mainstream media is really suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome, and what our options are on the national politics stage. And once more into the breech. 

It was a rough week with the footage of Ahmaud Arbery surfacing but we push on with an impassioned discussion on the anxiety of being Black in America, some discussion of the latest IG shenanigans and we wrap up with a discussion of how we keep relationships together when leaving isn't an option. 

There is a ton of good watching in the time of the 'Roni so in this episode we delve into a few watchable shows and we wrap up with a discussion of how to add some context to the protests seen all over the TV.

Keeping pace with another slow news week we talk a bit about an epic finesse by a developmentally challenged Australian, a new guilty video game pleasure, and a quick chat about building social groups for accountability. Let's get at it.