On this week's episode, we explore how mental health is being addressed in the Black community.

On this episode, we discuss the book Except for Palestine: The Limits of Progressive Politics, the bold new book by Marc Lamont Hill and MItchell Plitnick. Join us for a review of the book and how progressism should extend. Also, we have an Olympic-sized edition of "Do The Right Thing."

On this week's episode we discuss facial recognition bias and how it has led to unjust criminalization of Black people. How a potential new law could limit its usefulness. 

On this episode we discuss the controversy behind Critical Race Theory and how we can implement it in our public schools. 

In this episode, we explore the recent media treatment of Black athletes as the NIL agreements become the law in collegiate sports. We also discuss the unfair treatment of Black athletes in the Olympic rulings, and in this week's "Do the Right Thing," we discuss selective outrage by the media in the wake of Bill Cosby's release from prison. 

On today's show co-hosts John Reid and Aneesa Johnson discuss the results of last week's Democratic primaries and look forward to November's general elections. What were some of the biggest takeaways from what is one of the most contentious elections in the commonwealth's history?

On this episode we discuss what happens in the future with the Israeli-Palestine conflict as well as how the commonwealth should hold candidates accountable with campaign finance reform. 

On this episode we explore the ongoing war between Palestine and Israel, and the impact that it has here in Prince William County. Also, what can we as Black people take away from this conflict?

On this week's episode we ask the question that should be obvious yet people still struggle with. Also, a plea to a current gubernatorial candidate. 

In this episode, we discuss the meaning of Ramadan and in a special edition of "Do The Right Thing," explore what can be done to curb the rise in mass shootings throughout the country.