Spark It Up

In this pre-Thanksgiving episode, we discuss the good that comes with celebrating Thanksgiving as a vegan, whether or not vaccines are safe and shady practices in the medical field, and the Fresh Prince reunion and the importance in finding closure.

In this episode, we discuss more COVID shutdowns and our frustrations with the whole process, how many of the skits form Chapelle's Show wouldn't fly today, and the upcoming Fresh Prince of Bel Air reunion and the show's long lasting legacy. 

In this post election episode, we discuss its outcome and some of the controversy surrounding it,  the notion of not just giving someone something because of their gender/skin color, and the role the president plays as a distraction from other important issues. 

In this politically heavy episode, we get into everything surrounding the presidential election from a lack of good candidates to choose from, the division and vote shaming that has resulted from it, and who really has final say in who becomes the president. 

In this episode, we discuss dealing with family drama, the victims of covid who haven't caught the virus, and the many flaws in our political system.

In this episode, we discuss positive and negative working environments, whether Rick and Morty is better than South Park, and past high school memories

In this episode, we discuss the LA Lakers winning their 17th NBA title, legendary stand up comedians and their classic skits, and the issues with bullying and our real life experiences with it. 

In this episode, we get into the consequences of staying in your comfort zone, how immature people on social media are towards those they disagree with,  and the corruption in the health care system.

This week, we get into the love we have for animals and the sadness that comes from losing a pet, the way people are using PC culture as a shield, as well as our take on the ups and downs of Marvel movies.

In this episode, we get into the unhealthy obsession people have with celebrities, the ridiculousness of reality shows, as well as the unfair expectations we place on others to behave the way we want them to.