Rod, Scott, and Norm expose the deadly effects of racism on Black health including the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) NIH (National Institutes of Health) study of how racism impacts health outcomes of African Americans particularly as related to COVID-19 and healthcare in the Black community... 

Rod, Scott, and Norm continue their dissection of the problems with the Americanized version of capitalism that isn't capitalism at all but protects the wealthy at the expense of the masses even when those institutions like the big banks responsible for bringing the nation to the brink of economic ruin along with other industries like the domestic automakers who failed to manage their finances wisely were yet "rewarded" with bailouts that were not only not passed along to the average taxpayers but were quickly absorbed in the form of record executive bonuses...  

Rod, Scott, and Norm discuss the missing element of Black mentoring of Black young people that has resulted in some flawed thinking and gaps in achievement when compared to other ethnic communities...

Rod, Scott, and Norm begin a series examining the fallacy of American capitalism as it continues to deceive people into believing in the fantasy of a fair system predicated on survival of the fittest, best, and brightest ideas versus a rigged government game of "haves" getting more while "have nots" are taken advantage of including healthcare and unfair competition...

Rod and Norm examine the white-driven narrative around pop legend Tina Turner in the wake of her death that arose primarily from the movie, "What's Love Got To Do With It" and how there wasn't any vetting of the story to consider the perspectives of Ike Turner and those who had a front row seat to their relationship as presented on the "Unsung" television show as another case for CRT and the telling of our own stories...

Rod and Scott talk politics, activism, and republicanism with David Byrd, a political appointee and advisor under three Republican presidents and three governors in New Jersey and Maryland...

Rod, Scott, and Norm spotlight the ongoing efforts to undermine and sabotage Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Access, and Belonging (DEIAB).  Also, a memorial tribute to show guest, socioeconomist Dr. Rodney Andrews...

Rod, Scott, and Norm make the case that the time has come for Black Rights the same as other groups and that are not watered down to become "civil rights" that seemingly benefit everyone other than the Black community that they were originally intended for...

Rod, Scott, and Norm share their thoughts about a few of the absurdities of present-day life including the Sheeran copyright trial and the lack of accountability in the justice system for Supreme Court justices and the former prosecutor in the Ahmaud Arbery murder case... 

Rod and Norm take apart the gun culture arguments that have allowed innocent people to be gunned down by average citizens of this country who insist on having the right to own guns without any training or effective oversight...