Ashley, an old friend of Tony's from middle school, reached out to us because she felt like it was time to tell the world about something she has been battling alone since 6th grade. We were honored to help her free herself from the burden of dealing with something so heavy in silence.

With the current state of civic unrest around race relations in America, it has been difficult to find a place in the dialogue to offer something new. After observing how and which people have reacted to other content we have put out in the midst what can only be called... 2020, we figured it out. Welcome to the official Season 2 of The Angel and Tony Show.

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SHOW MOREIt has been a whole year since we filmed our first episode! It also happens to be Angel's 10 year anniversary of living in LA! So we decided to invite Rob, Angel's original roomie, to take a trip down memory lane back to the day they decided to leave Chicago for La La Land in 2009.

As human beings, it is our natural instinct to resist change. But every day, as technology improves and society moves faster, change is more present than ever. From relationships, to careers, even to diets, change is ever-present. So how do you deal with it?

All of us 80's and 90's babies know, we grew up with the best stuff. From Ninja Turtles to Giga-Pets to N'SYNC, our childhoods were AWESOME. So awesome, in fact, that a majority of today's entertainment is just redo's and reboots of all our favorites. As much as we all love never having to leave our childhoods behind, is it bad for our evolution? Or is it just a harmless way to pass on the stuff we loved to the next generation? Let's talk about it.

Tony recently filmed a training course on implicit bias and had his mind blown. We thought it would be the perfect subject to discuss with South Side Chicago Artist, Jason Davis, during his visit to the West Coast. Stereotypes, prejudice, discrimination, racism, colorism are all things that live inside us all, whether we believe it or not. This episode will show you why.

Making a living off of your art has a lot of highs and lows. We talk to Javier about his battle from cleaning airport toilets to landing his first role in a major motion picture and all the sacrifice it took along the way.

A question so loaded it's almost comical. However, it took us down one hell of a rabbit hole. No pun intended?

We had our first experience losing a guest on the show. Their anxiety got the best of them and they backed out. We thought it would be a good time to explore the topic since Angel also has been diagnosed with anxiety since a kid and Tony didn't understand what that really meant.

The conclusion of our episode with Angel's parents. They give us their advice on parenting, what they thought about Angel coming out of the closet and then a tearful goodbye from their oldest daughter.