Charlie and Nathan recount how the mid 90's commercialization of Hiphop made a lot of fans lose interest and listenership. And then, R&B Singers and sampling Soul music started a resurgence of the non commercial sound that saved Hiphop.

We talk about Dilla's music legacy, will he be forgotten the same way other entertainers are treated and who comparably can be considered in his producer's spectrum.

Charlie talks about breaking his rule of NOT commenting on Blogs, Facebook Groups or Reddit Posts and how it gets stressful. Specifically, he talks about how Filipinos crucify you online if you express your honest opinion about the Easter Sunday Movie by Jo Koy being a cringe watch.

Whether it be plain or debauchery, your 20's is a time of exploration and experimentation. Charles and Erika share their experiences of nouveau dating and libations.

Charles and Erika share their thoughts about their work experience and how the youth can learn that both Gen X and Boomer Generations did go through strife and confused job hoping.

Charles and Erika talk about Charles' perception of Alpha Male Idols, that turn out to be Beta Males when it comes to their relationships. They take a deep dive into what has changed in relationship roles, specifically on Will Smith, Johnny Depp and Anthony Bourdain.

You would think when you are in your 40's, relationship breakups are handled better. We discuss the difference when you are in your 20's versus your 40's.

Sujata talks about being Bengali and how people put South Asian people as a monolith. Her challenges as a woman and promotes her movie "Definition Please" and the benefit from watching the movie.

The Post Analog guys do a deep dive from being involved in the LA underground scene, to coming back as listeners. They play some of the best Hiphop and Soul that came out in the 2000's.

Charles and Nathan talk about their involvement in music and then their road to other careers and passions. They also introduce Sa-Ra (Creative Partners) for the older crowd.