A few days ago, a second train derailed in SW Ohio. Is there a way people can prepare for power outages and what can be done about lawmakers who fail to protect its citizens with policies that only seem to help the corporations? Let's Talk about it. 

In its first global streaming live event, Netflix went Live on Saturday, March 4th with comedian Chris Rock in an one-hour special that featured his thoughts on people's attitudes and attention in social media, society, and multiple themes that lead to his last minute 10 to discuss the Will Smith Incident. The public outrage is split between fans of Chris Rock and fans of Will Smith. Some people thought this special was 'a little too late" while others praised Rock for his comedic genius. Let's talk about it. 

On a professional level, I have enjoyed working in the home after working 9-5 for more than 15 years of my life. Covid-19 offered me an opportunity to work full time at home and I jumped at the chance. Like others who were able to take advantage of this opportunity, I am serious and hard working. However, some people do not know  how to work at home - and often will get caught off guard if they are not honest and get caught up! Companies are smart and have technology built around tracking employee's work habits and productivity. Now that COVID-19 may be ending as a health crisis in the U.S. there is more talk of companies reducing the amount of work from home job opportunities. Will companies offer more of teleworking, hybrid or working full time to in-person office activities. Let's talk about it. 

In this episode we will discuss 2 incidents that occurred in the past week that reveal the darkness of racism. One, a customer goes off on workers at a Pizzeria in Maryland and the interesting story of a well known cartoonist who revealed his deep seated thoughts. Do thoughts reveal the truth or fear of individuals who lash out at others due to their deeply held beliefs? Let's talk about it. 

This week had so much packed with updates, so join me in discussing some of the trending stories for the end of this week. 

While the student loan debt relief program is tied up in legal cases, we the students must get on it. That means, figure out a way to address the student loan debt while waiting for the Supreme Court to make their decision. At the end of this month a case will be heard and judged. By June we will have no more time (extension will be done) and 60 days after that we may receive a notice from the federal government to discuss our bills. So whether or not you plan for the financial obligation or wait...is up to you. Let's talk about it. 

With guns readily available, gun laws either stagnant and not keeping up with the times, pain from loss of life continues in America. In the new year, we have had over 71 shootings within the last 6 weeks. When will it stop? Let's talk about it. 

As per usual, the superbowl was interesting, not just because of two black quarterbacks or the singing of the Negro National Anthem but people upset over Artist Rhianna dancing and providing a family friendly performance. Let's talk about it. 

A new teacher goes to social media to discuss her frustrations about a series of videos posted by her students mocking her. When she goes to school administration, they do not support her. When the videos go viral, this teacher melts down stating she may resign from the position because the students using phones in the classroom. Let's talk about it. 

Breaking news about Ex-MPD COP Preston Hemphill's lies and how he tried to suppress the truth of what happened at the unauthorized traffic stop that lead to Tyre Nichol's death. Let's talk.