Cocaine slipped inside CD cases? Just the tip of the iceberg. Welcome to a bit of a flashback! We play some old jingles and promos from our time in Panama City, which transitions to a call from Bossman Will to verify some of the illegal, scandalous, and crazy times of radio in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s.

We dive into a racist rant that an afternoon show in Rochester NY had on air the other day and discuss why it’s meaningful and important. You won’t believe what was said on live radio (yikes!)

After yesterday’s Blackout Tuesday, we open up about how it affected us and what we took away from it. We also live streamed this podcast on Facebook and took real time questions about Black Lives Matter vs All Lives Matter.

You questions about #BlackoutTuesday answered, and participation encouraged.

We kick off this podcast as we will for the next few Mondays, with Dr. Nate Upshaw of NeuroSpa TMS. We talk about why mental health is so difficult to talk about and what has changed over the last 20 years. Miguel also asks Dr. Upshaw how to deal with the anxieties of the protests and riots happening, and what to tell your kids. We also bring on an M+H Fam member who was at the St. Pete protest this weekend to get an insider’s glimpse of what happened.

It makes sense that an issue as deep and complex as racial tension should span two episodes. We go farther into the topic, prompted by Scotty’s question about the right way to respond to keyboard warriors who want to fight about race.

Miguel, a black man, shares his thoughts and fears about the death of George Floyd, a black man who was killed by a white police officer in Minneapolis. We dive deeply into why Black Lives Matter (vs. “ALL Lives Matter”), what the term “White Privilege” really means, and what we can all do to further these discussions on race.

We start the podcast talking about our kissing skills and we just go from there. Who has seen an entire room dedicated to personal time? Who saw college friends getting it on in the ocean during spring break? Get our sexual war stories and more!

Everyone’s Memorial Day weekend went a little differently, especially Scotty’s, who said he got a little emotional. We also welcome back psychiatrist Dr. Nate Upshaw with NeuroSpa TMS to explain why a lot of people are feeling “a little worse” as this pandemic drags on and what to do about it.

We talk through a jealousy issue between Miguel and his boyfriend Abe that leads to a larger discussion on cheating in relationships. Buckle up…this one gets deep. Miguel and Holly discuss different perspectives on why people cheat.