On this week’s episode, Dave, Yo and Meeka discuss the ongoing Jussie Smollett drama, debate whether or not Manny Machado was worth 300 million dollars, and what that means for Bryce Harper. D.E.T introduces the 2N1 #ThumbsDownOfTheWeek. Check it out!

This is the last installment of the Black History in Sports for the ladies of Rogue Sports. They close out the month discussing Simone Biles and other African American gymnasts from the Olympics.

The 2N1 Podcast is a show where we talk about all things that are going on from sports to what is going on locally in the DMV to things that are happening in pop culture. Nothing is off limits!

This week in recent sports Black History, Yo and Meeka discuss the accomplishments of retired Laker, Kobe Bryant and current Laker, LeBron James. We know what they did and do on the court, but what have they done off the court that represents black excellence? Tune in the find out!

Recorded on February 10, 2019 at Starbucks Vista Gardens- Bowie, Md

It’s Black History Month! Yo and Meeka highlight the accomplishments and history being made of some of today’s top athletes in their respective sports. They kick off this series with tennis star, Serena Williams. She has done so much on the tennis court that has made her a household name, but do you know what she’s done off the court to make a difference? You’ll learn that when you listen to this show. Check it out!

Recorded at Starbucks in Vista Gardens Bowie, MD on February 9, 2019

Happy New Year! Yo and Meeka are back with more sports talk for 2019. Super Bowl LIII is set with the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots. The road wasn’t easy, but these two seed teams came out victorious. The ladies discuss the conference games and the controversial referee call during the Rams/Saints game.

On this episode of #PEACEOFMIND Viv is joined by her friend and fellow activist Reuben Chavez. The two discuss the case of Eduardo Samaniego, an undocumented activist who has been detained by ICE for over 90 days over 27.00 dollars.

They also share their experiences from the Indigenous People March hosted by the Indigenous people movement in Washington DC. The two come to the realization that America's greatest president wasn't so great after all thanks to Mark Charles lesson: We need to teach our colonizers their own history. They also touch on the Nathan Phillips incident and how Great grandmother Mary Lyons stole the hearts of the crowd. Give it a listen, like and share. Special shout out to one of our past guest Hope Butler for opening the rally with her beautiful voice.

From the day you are born you have it. You can't see it, you can't physically hold it but at a certain age you realize you have it. Puberty seems to push you to get rid of it. Once you do it could be the happiest moment of your young life or the most regrettable. Because once it's gone it's gone forever. It's your virginity.

2019 is the year we JUST DO. On this year's first episode Vivian talks about her goals for Peace of Mind, new ventures for the ROCKDEEP family, and taking your health seriously by putting your money where your mouth is.

The ladies discuss and give their opinions on the Kareem Hunt situation. There’s also discussion about the referee calls not being made in the games, domestic violence within the NFL, and talks about football picks for the week. Take a listen!

Recorded at Starbucks at Vista Gardens in Bowie, MD on December 2, 2018.