Spark It Up

In this episode, we get into world vegan day and how much the lifestyle opens up one's food variety. the toxic trait of vegans judging other vegans,  Ice Cube turning down a movie role over the movie's vaccine mandate and the push back that's developing against said mandates, as well as Jay Z and a host of others being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame and the impact they've had. 

In this edition of "Spark It Up," we discuss the ignorance that comes from people who judge sex workers, different aspects of family life from not wanting kids at all to the struggles kids with a neglectful parent go through , and also media misconceptions on whether or not the LGBTQ community really does hate Dave Chappelle and his style of comedy. 

In this episode of Spark It Up, we get into the latest in the Kyrie Irving situation and how he is in a way becoming the public face of those against vaccine mandates, the way the media portrays certain people a certain way that ultimately ends up being false, as well as how important it is to always question the information they present due to the fact that they usually have a hidden agenda. 

In this episode, we get into all the controversy surrounding the new Dave Chappelle Netflix special, the positives and negatives that all come from "cancel culture"  and how it sometimes crosses the line  the benefits of simply not subscribing to the people/things you don't agree with as opposed to trying to remove them, and how social media has made people comfortable with saying certain things behind a keyboard that they wouldn't say to someone in person. 

In this episode, we get into the wider selection of food one has as a vegan compared to those who eat meat and dairy, Brittney Spears' father being removed as her conservator, as well as the latest in COVID vaccine mandates including healthcare workers and NBA players being punished for choosing not to take it. 

In this week's episode, we discuss the treatment of Haitian migrants by border control and the blame Joe Biden is receiving for it, the fact that the president doesn't have the amount of power that they're made out to, the verdict in the R. Kelly trial and how he was able to avoid punishment up until now, as well as our strong dislike for homophobia. 

In this episode, we get into the process of dealing with a break up and knowing when a relationship has run its course, how to break generational curses and seeing the difference between right and wrong on your own, as well as the ups and downs that have come from how the world has progressed compared to when we were younger.

In this episode, we discuss the 20 year anniversary of 9/11 and some of the racism that resulted from it, the latest on the COVID vaccine mandates and how a lot of it is going too far, the hypocrisy in people praising the film The Matrix while criticizing those who speak up on the issues highlighted in it, as well as the 25 year anniversary of the death of Tupac Shakur. 

In this episode, we discuss suicide and how scary of a place your mind can be, the Texas abortion law and how it's another example of people interfering in the business of others, the concept of standing for a cause while not forcing it on people, and the damage that was caused by Hurricane Ida

In this episode, we discuss the never ending issue that is COVID, our concerns with the way it has made people behave, as well as some recent news in music including the new Kanye album and the second season of FX's Dave.