Today on Spanning the state Kristin and Brian recap Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. They share what they thought about the Philadelphia Eagles dominating the Kansas City Chiefs, specific ads that stuck out to them, and Trump being in the audience. Then they share their thoughts on rapper Kendrick Lamar's Halftime performance. They talk about the layered symbolism within the show and the outrage by viewers who either didn't get the performance or did like the music. Later they break down a story of a Milwaukee County woman, became a victim of racism after getting an oil change Kunes, an Oak Creek car dealership. They discuss the importance of allyship, online activism and the power of social media for good. They share how the Kunes responding to the matter, the protests that ensued and how we all use our money when it comes to supporting businesses, especially after the effects of the DEI Rollbacks. They also share Derek Mosely's Black History Month Fact of the day.