We discuss our {mixed} emotions about Independence Day 2020. Dr. Nate Upshaw joins us to explain depression, how to recognize it, and the signs you may be suffering from it.

We have surprise guests on today to celebrate the 9th birthday of Hot 101.5 and learn some insider secrets regarding the launch. We also give birthday shouts out to Miguel’s mom Miss Angela!

No guests, no special topics, just the three of us talking through the heaviness we’ve each been feeling daily. If you’ve been struggling, you’re not alone. How do we handle the current state of the world? We talk through it.

We clear up misconceptions surrounding PTSD and who can suffer from it with Dr. Upshaw from NeuroSpa TMS. We also realize a lot of people may have a hard time this holiday season due to politics, protests, COVID, and how divided we seem to have become.

We discuss what Pride means to us. We also talk to Chrys Bundy, president of St. Pete Pride, about what this year looks like. We also speak with M+H Fam member Raphael who came to the US from Venezuela and tells us what it was like growing up there.

We welcome journalist Jarrett Hill, currently in L.A., who used to report locally for ABC Action News. Jarrett got down to brass tacks on racial stereotyping, racism, the Black experience, and what it’s like to be a black gay man in the newsroom.

We talk to Miguel’s mom about the clubs she used to frequent in 1980’s Atlanta. The topic came from our chat with Art Smith, who is locally known for cataloging gay clubs of the past.

We start by learning about “Only Fans,” a social media site most notable for naughty things, and decide what we’d each do. We then switch gears to talk to M+H Fam member Wendy and her Trans son Dallas, who further our education of trans people!

Miguel has always lived by the motto, “The customer is always right!” It has worked well until now, when he saw something posted online that made him snap. We talk about why Miguel chose to unfriend this person, and what we did to celebrate Juneteenth.

Our company decided to make Juneteenth a company holiday. Neither Holly nor Scotty knew much about the day so we dive into the history. Take this Juneteenth to learn and celebrate Black history and culture and spend money with Black-owned businesses.