On this episode we tackle where our allegiances lie. Are you closer to your friends or your extended family? What is one form of media that you cannot live without? What quality do you most admire in a person?

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How do you define street smarts and book smarts? Do you believe that Emotional Intelligence exists? On this episode we debate whether book smarts or street smarts are more important and which one we use more often then not. Let us know in the comments what you think!

You ever have that one friend that freaks out at the weirdest things? On this week's episode we talk about the moments where we are that friend and what are some of our most irrational phobias. Then we discuss some of the science behind them and the top ten phobias in the world. We also delve into some of the lesser known phobias and debate the validity of them. We finally have an intro song entitled Say U Wont by Brasstracks so shoutout to them. As always leave a review or let us know what you thought of the episode.

We all know how it goes. You finally feel like your ready to move out and you wanna live somewhere dope. New York, Chicago, Bay Area, LA, Seattle. But then you see the rent prices and realize there's too many digits. Thus begins the dilemma. Where can I live that's affordable that isn't Hicktown USA? In this episode we interviewed Hanna Brooks Olsen, who wrote an article entitled 11 cities in the US for broke young people, and picked her brain on the trends on where young people are moving to. Then we play a game where we try to guess how many black people are in certain obscure cities in the US. Hope you enjoy!