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Abari Game Bar owner Zach Pulliam and Hattie's Tap & Tavern owner Jackie DeLoach discuss the struggle bar owners have faced as they've had to watch so many other businesses reopen during the pandemic.

Queen City Nerve's new series on Black history in Charlotte launched this week. Joining Justin and Ryan in-studio are Nerve's Pamela Grundy, and the Museum of the New South's Dr. Willie Griffin.

Block Love Clt's founder Deborah Woolard joins Ryan and Justin in-studio to talk about the groups mission, and Charlotte's homeless population.

Activist Kennell Jackson joins Ryan and Justin in-studio to talk about what may be next for protests and activism in Charlotte.

Justin is allegedly assaulted by a Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Deputy, and Robert Dawkins joins Ryan and Justin in-studio to talk about defunding the police and just what that would mean for Charlotte.

At the end of a week that has been moving, inspiring, and sometimes violent in Charlotte and across the country, activist K. Puckett Williams joins Ryan and Justin to review the week that has changed Charlotte, the country, and the way events like this are covered by local media.

As North Carolina enters Phase 2, what's next in Charlotte? Ryan and Justin are joined by Angela Allen, from the Center for Prevention Services.

Salud Beer Shop's Jason Glunt joins Ryan and Justin to talk about COVID-19's effect on bars and restaurants, and what Phase One means for them.

Homeless advocate Stacy Phillips joins Ryan and Justin to discuss the plight of the homeless during in the pandemic, and are you drinking more, or less these days?

Ryan and Justin talk with Charlotte City Councilman Braxton Winston about Charlotte's COVID-19 response, and the idea of using "influencers" to help flatten the curve.