Today, on the podcast where we unpack everything in the culture, we discuss Kamala Harris's nomination to vice presidential candidate and the why we should vote even when we don't like the candidates.

Today, on the podcast where we unpack everything and anything, we discuss do Black people need the Emmy's. We also talk about, rapper, Logic choosing another lane and what it means for the media landscape. And, co-host, Michael discusses what he learned from his break from all forms of media. Follow us at: @kla_klay and @michaellindseyfilms or @spikelindsey on instagram.

On today's episode, Michael and K'la discuss the danger of Trump's refusal to step down as president even if he loses the election. We also go deep on the often overlooked benefits of social media, inspired by a story where a woman was warned of her cancer through Instagram.

On this episode, Michael and K'la discuss why people are so mad about wearing a mask and how or if we can reopen schools safely. Join us, again, on the podcast where everything is deep.

K'la and Michael return this episode to discuss if celebrities have a responsibility to be "woke". Also, how hard it is to know what is real or fake online and how that effects are daily lives. Lastly, we go deep on how black women are portrayed in the media, especially music. Let's unpack this!

On this episode we talk about Reddit making space for a black board member, Lana Del Rey's cancellation, and the problems with mental healthcare in the United States. Don't worry, we still kept it fun!

Welcome to the Impactful Unpacking podcast, the podcast for the deep ones. Actor, K'la Higgenbottom and, Director/Music Artist, Michael Lindsey, discuss the next steps for ending police brutality, running for political office, and the recent uptick in Covid-19 cases.

Welcome to the Impactful Unpacking podcast, the podcast for the deep ones. Artists, K'la Higgenbottom and Michael Lindsey, discuss what's going down in the culture. Today, of course, we discuss the recent civil unrest and George Floyd's murder. We also cover the problems with cancel culture starting with Doja Cat.