As summer ends and school begins again, I get into the absolute mess that was Summer 2020. Pandemic and all, I'm so happy that I took time this summer to create Larger Than Life, which has become one of my personal favourite projects that I've done. Thank you so much to all the listeners for such a fun ride. See you soon for Season 2!

After releasing their new single together, Megan Thee Stallion and Cardi B have come under fire by everybody and their uncle's mom. In today's episode, I'm taking a look into the song and video, but specifically at the comments made by men on this topic. Common theme: stay out of women's business. Please.

In a time when performative allyship regarding race relations is at an all-time high, many self-proclaimed "allies" are letting their asses hang out. Whether it is the use of a blaccent to mock black people or the misuse of a AAVE sans knowing why it it problematic for non-black people to speak it, there has been a plethora of confusion and racist incidents popping up all over the internet. Let's sort some of this nonsense out.

Increasingly becoming one of Gen Z's favourite social media apps, TikTok has created boatloads of controversy regarding its ethics, safety, content, and influence. In this 2-part series, I'll be diving into the app and sort some of this mess out. Today, I'm discussing the problematic micro-celebrities that the app has created, along with all the controversial situations some of these fools have found themselves in.

Due to a recent reinvigoration of social activism for a variety of reasons, notably Black Lives Matter, many people have taken to social media to vocalize their support for different causes as a way to stand in solidarity. Or is it just to virtue signal? Today, I'm getting into online activism and the dreaded wall of IG stories we've witnessed in recent weeks. Go vote, losers!

In a time of incredible political tumult, Kanye “Black people chose to be slaves” West has decided to run for President in 2020. As I feel a variety of concerns, opinions, and feelings about this man, I want to take some time and fully get into this entire situation and give my thoughts on the upcoming American election. Alternate title: Black people are not a monolith.