True friendship not only requires love and respect; it also requires trust that someone has your best interests at heart, especially in times of crisis.  JAG and TLeake explore whether they can be friends with someone that does NOT vote.  As always, listen in as they explore this “stupid” question at this tough time.

2020 has been a trying year, with the viral pandemic and social unrest caused by witnessed police brutality, but has it gone further to harm us by normalizing the abnormal?  In this edition, JAG and TLeake ponder this "stupid" questions.  With less of our usual outlets, we have turned to the internet and tell-lie-vision, and other mindless things to distract us from today's reality.  Explore with them tand get insight on the dangers of social media, its impact on our mental health and positive things that we can adopt from our life in quarantine.  

JAG and TLeake take on all comers with this one!  Having grown up on hip hop in Harlem and New Orleans, JAG and TLeake debate what it means to listen to today's hip hop/rap and "tolerate" the lyrics because, well, "dat beat tho."  Listen and let us know where you stand on this in today's racially-charged environment.    

JAG and TLeake invite an *opinionated* guest with a relevant perspective ("Hometeam" Brandon Leak, sideline-reporter, broadcast sports-analyst, web-correspondent, radio host, and *the* Atlanta hometeam fan) to ponder whether there is such a thing as truth nowadays.  Might this one have a simple answer, or does it go deeper than that?  Verifying sources, doing your research..."Believe half of what you see, and none of what you hear."  How do we stay informed with so much "fake news", when it's hard to trust anything or anybody?  

Link mentioned: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6080222/  

On the eve of July 4th weekend, JAG and TLeake wrestle with what it means in this moment to be Black and "celebrate" Independence.  Whose independence are we celebrating?  Have "we" as a Black community won "our" independence?  Special guest Jay Leake joins this live show and adds his perspective on this currently sensitive issue.

Are we sick and tired...of being sick and tired?  As they celebrate the lives of two of many that have died too soon and unnecessarily, JAG and TLeake open up the show and the lines to a few smart friends to get answers to that age old question: Are we sick and tired?  And what does it mean?  As we navigate this week, our friends's memories remind us that whether, sick, tired or both, self-care is essential!

"I'm pissed off, MAN!" Its hard to keep your cool when you are caught between being a target for racial injustice and COVID-19 suffering.   Publishing this on Juneteenth, it is s must listen episode as both JAG and TLeake openly share their on-the-edge feelings on racial injustice in the midst of COVID-19.  They discuss which makes them more upset, angry or "pissed off to the highest level of pisstivity."  Each explains their reasons why and both muse on what can be done about it.  Listen in as they share their thoughts, feelings, questions and pains.  Share your feelings and suggestions based on your personal strategies.