Zack and Brandon sit down with Delvon from the “It’s Views From The Arch” podcast to discuss policing, the prison system, critical race theory, and more. They touch on humanizing police and criminals, and Delvon leaves listeners with a closing message to listen to each other when having a conversation.

In this live discussion, Zack and Brandon discuss different laws with listeners, and which should be gotten rid of. They touch on local vs national law, constitutionality, and even systemic racism. Check it out!

In this episode, Zack and Brandon sit down with David and Mohammad from the “Ask an Iranian” Podcast to discuss the good and bad/controversial elements of Islam. David and Mohammad kick it off with what Islam means to them and other positive elements. They then discuss "radical Islamic terrorism" and women's rights/feminism, as well as how Western culture is at times at odds with Islamic teachings.

Zack and Brandon chat live with listeners about the Ma'Khia Bryant  shooting, as well as about police brutality more broadly. The  conversation ends on a positive note, discussing potential solutions for  issues within policing and communities.

In this episode, Brandon continues his finance series and breaks down the basics of cryptocurrency. Why is crypto gaining popularity? What makes it special? Should you invest? Listen to find out!

In this episode, Zack and Brandon sit down with a police office from the Columbus, OH police department to discuss the shooting of Ma'Khia Bryant. They also touch on Derek Chauvin and other recent issues.

In this episode, Zack and Brandon discuss the recent shooting of Daunte Wright, police brutality broadly, and the recent rise in Dogecoin prices. One listener joins the conversation, with others commenting live.

In this live episode, Zack and Brandon talk with listeners and discuss the recent spate of anti-Asian hate and violence. They talk about the shooting in Atlanta, and the shooter's motive. They also discuss gun rights and restrictions. Brandon and a couple Asian listeners share their experiences with animosity between the black and Asian communities, and they discuss that in the context of the recent uptick in violence.

Zack and Brandon bring on a longtime (anonymous) listener of the podcast to discuss something that means a lot to them. They cover lots of topics pertaining to academia, including safe spaces and trigger warnings, and how these got adopted on college campuses. MrMan describes cancel culture and the "mob mentality" associated with it. Zack, Brandon and MrMan discuss instances of discrimination (such as healthcare provided to black women), and how systemic racism is often the only "acceptable" reasoning behind these instances.