Ryan and Felix discuss the cancellation of certain TV shows and movies due to racial and law enforcement issues.

Ryan talks about renewed efforts to remove Confederate symbolism across the country, including the president's decision not to rename U.S. Army bases named after Confederate leaders. Callers also offer their take on the issue.

Ryan and Felix open the show discussing the latest on the spread of the coronavirus in Florida and across the country.

Ryan discusses President Trump's tweet about the injured 75-year-old Buffalo protester who was shoved by two police officers and the reaction (or lack thereof) by Republican leaders.

Ryan talks to Hillsborough County Children's Board Public Relations Manager Dexter Lewis about their Prevent Needless Deaths Child Safety campaign and their hurricane season preparations.

Ryan talks to former Consultant to the Department of Homeland Security & Director of the U.S. State Department’s Countering Violent Extremism Exchange Program Mustafa Tameez about his firsthand experience at the most recent George Floyd memorial and potential policing reforms.

Ryan and Felix discuss some coronavirus updates, including a backtrack from the World Health Organization and a new study from the CDC.

Ryan and Felix discuss several viral stories from around the country that are connected to protests and racial tensions.

Ryan and Felix discuss the decision by the Brevard County sheriff to suspend a lieutenant over controversial Facebook posts. Then they talk about the power companies have when it comes to firing employees over social media posts.

Ryan and Felix discuss a Ft. Lauderdale officer with a questionable history now being investigated for shoving a peaceful protester.