College athletics have been fundamentally transformed by NIL and the transfer portal. However, some are now encouraging certain athletes to steer clear of specific states due to political disagreements. Sports ought to center on the athletes themselves rather than political agendas. Michael Letts of Invest USA joins the broadcast to examine the ongoing controversies surrounding mail-in voting. Concerns continue to grow over mail-in ballots and their potential impact on election integrity, while the Trump administration's legal efforts to address these issues face opposition from left-leaning judges. The discussion explores whether significant reforms can be implemented ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. Joe Corley, professional Martial Artist pioneer joins the show to discuss Professional Kick Boxing. While social media allows most teenagers who log on multiple times daily to express themselves, build connections, and learn how peers manage everyday challenges, it also presents significant risks. Harmful aspects of social media use include online shaming, exposure to bias, predatory behavior, and hostile reactions to problematic posts. Jim Lee joins the show to discuss the Low Country reaction to the South Carolina Senate Primary Election. The Lindsay Clancy case has recently captured national attention. Although her defense attorneys argued that postpartum depression led to the deaths of her children, a single dissenting juror rejected the claim of innocence. Other jury members are now publicly criticizing him while withholding his identity, raising concerns about potential safety risks once his name is eventually disclosed.