This short episode is our last. If you want to hear the full story on why we decided to end it, listen to our earlier episode on the subject.

This week, we're looking back on the year and recounting the lessons we've learned this year.

This week, we didn't have anything specific on our hearts to talk about. We ended up talking about Emancipation, which we haven't seen yet. We talked about why we 've been avoiding it and what we think the long term impact may end up being for art in today's society. Basically, we went on a tangent until we ran out of tangents.

This week, we're talking about Kanye. Sorry...

This week, we (well, one of us) have a story to tell.

This week, we're referencing a show by Jon Stewart we watched right before recording and decided it was worth a conversation. The main aim of the episode of his show was for white people to talk to each other about solutions to American racism and white supremacy. We recorded what we felt right after watching.

This week, we're talking about a 60 Minutes piece we recently saw regarding Tik Tok and the differences in the US version and the Chinese version. Most of our conversation was initially about how we think those differences will affect us (the US) in the future. We then shifted to a conversation about Twitter and how we see this going in the short term for Elon Musk.

This week, we're talking movies. We began talking about the new Black Panther Sequel, but that quickly turned into a conversation about black film and black filmmaking in general.

This week, we're talking about Deion Sanders and Jackson State football. We recently watched a short interview featuring Deion and the Jackson St team and in it he talked about how much good he could do by simply being there. Toward the end of the interview, he mentioned he'd consider leaving to go to pretty much any school that made the right offer. That made us wonder what the impact would be on Jackson State if he actually left this early in his coaching career and how could that affect the surrounding community that has benefitted from him being there.

This week, we talked about something that has become apparent over the last few trips to shop for vinyl. Not exactly what you'd expect would've come to mind, but if you've been rocking with us for a while, the direction won't surprise you at all.