We look at the "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" craze as well as reacting to the Netflix movie "They Clone Tyrone" and the message it is trying to convey.

!! SPOILER ALERT !! Watch "They Cloned Tyrone" Before listening to the podcast !!

This week we talk about the Writers and Actors strike in Hollywood and if AI will take over the movie industry. And we talk about our relationship with religion as well as its place in Africa.

This week we discuss the riots in France and whether Macron is doing enough to address the economic and racial inequalities as well as the brute force of French police.

And for our main topic, we delve into the Mixed Race experience. What it means to having parents of a different race or ethnicity and how mixed race people go about facing racism and living in the world.

This week we discuss ESPN getting rid of Max Kellerman, Jalen Rose and others. We also talk about J. Cole and if he can ever make a classic album. And we delve into The Lion King and why it is problematic as a cartoon set in Africa.

This week, we discuss the use of the N-Word amongst Black people and why it continues to be used. Should it be abolished? Is there a deeper reason why it still needs to be used in everyday life and in rap music?

We also touch upon the Ocean Gate submersible situation involving the Titanic and our thoughts on that.

This week, we look at Shannon Sharpe leaving Undisputed on Fox with Skip Bayless and sees where he goes next with Stephen A. Smith wanting him on his show. And we address the Uganda president talking about a new law that makes Homosexuality a criminal offence in the country.

This week, we discuss African and African-American superheroes in film and media. From Blade and Storm to War Machine and Black Panther. We also stress the need to not rely on others to create black superheroes, but instead develop our own stories.

This week we look at The British National History Museum being told to give back the artifacts they stole from Ghana. Will more African countries look to get their architecture back? And we delve into the troubled past of South Africa, and see whether things have changed Post-Apartheid and what Nelson Mandela's legacy truly was.

This week we look at the rising use of AI with Chat GPT and devices for creating art. Are the machines finally taking over?

We look at Donald Trump's quest to be President again after his CNN Town Hall event. What makes Trump so popular as a politician and could he actually win the American presidency again?

This week, we look at the relationship between African and African-Americans and why there has been so many problems with the relationship. And we also address the Eboni K. Williams interview on the Breakfast Club where she said she would not date a Bus Driver.