Throughout this episode we discuss the impact of texting and driving, whether you will choose love or fall into it, and briefly discuss Jacoby's essay about the over-diagnosis of ADHD on Black boys.

Throughout this episode we discuss the impact of marijuana on society and whether it should be accepted or rejected. Also, we discuss the newly observed federal holiday, Juneteenth, and how it has not been taught in education, and if it has in some areas, how it was wrongly taught.

Throughout this episode we discuss what is going on in the NBA regarding COVID protocols, team success, etc. Also, we discuss misperceptions of slavery throughout the world-- specifically how the European form of slavery differed from African slavery.

In this episode we interview two people on how they vote politically and what influences them to vote that way. We also talk about therapy sessions and how it might not be a bad idea to think about attending a session if you never have. Of course we ended the video with some sports talk.

Throughout this episode we announce our return. We have transitioned our podcast into a less-traditional way of podcasting. We are taking a live approach through social media outlets to further engage with our audience. Lastly, we give an update on our lives and our way forward. Enjoy.

*First Guest Appearance*

Throughout this episode we interview a Transgender Man, Aiden, in order to expose ignorance in regard to the Trans-world. We discuss his story, his perspective on Trans-athletes, Trans acceptance into the military, and an array of other topics. Aiden is in the final stage of his transition, which requires a surgery to take place next month (February). Due to this surgery, he will be out of work for two weeks post-surgery. Aiden is raising money in hopes to ease the stress of his financial needs throughout this time period. Therefore, if you can help in any way, Aiden, Justin, and Jacoby would very much appreciate it. Follow us on Instagram @JustinandJacoby for the link. 

Lastly, we finish the episode by going back and forth about the upcoming Super Bowl. 

Throughout this episode we give an update on our life and then explore the recent discussions about student loans, the controversy between the BLM and Capitol protests, and then finish with our regards about the election results. 

Throughout this episode we dissect the tragedy of Breonna Taylor, while introducing the interview of her boyfriend, Kenneth Walker. We then transition to discuss privilege in regard to employment opportunities stemming from the Brooklyn Nets recently hiring Steve Nash as their head coach.