Rod, Scott, and Norm share their thoughts on a variety of current topics across the social verse...

Rod, Scott, and Norm lay out the reasoning for demanding that those in power be held responsible for their actions or lack thereof, particularly in regard to the Black community but also in terms of ethics, fairness, and morality as in gun control...

Rod, Scott, and Norm issue a challenge to prove that everyone claiming to be woke isn't.  So, they're providing a "woke test" of sorts with the answers...

Rod, Scott, and Norm keep up the heat on the anti-woke crowd's efforts by continuing to accurately define "woke" and "wokeness" as well as challenging those who don't know what it is or are unsure about it with real-life examples...

Rod, Scott, and Norm continue to wage the battle for wokeness by exposing those who oppose it and by continuing to define what "woke" actually means...

Rod, Scott, and Norm take the fight to the far-right maga crowd over the terms "woke" and "wokeness" to reclaim their intrinsically positive value by launching "The Woke Brigade" a coalition of all those willing to tout the values and benefits of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging over racism, sexism, genderism, and hatemongering that are dividing the nation...

Rod, Scott, and Norm tackle the difficult subject of suicide among young Black teenagers which according to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) has been rising at the fastest rate of any group over the last two decades...

Rod, Scott, and Norm wrap up another Black History Month by emphasizing the need for the Black community to be more intentional about learning Black history through the abundance of materials available like "The 1619 Project" and insisting that Black children learn it; and also raising the issue of Black rights to be as real a concept as Jewish rights, Asian rights, LGBTQ rights, etc...

Rod, Scott, and Norm engage in an uplifting conversation with Janel Johnston an organizational expert and community activist from New Jersey who shares her views on resources and activities that her group POP (Prevention, Opportunity, and Preparation) involves addressing inequities within the underrepresented communities...

Rod, Scott, and Norm return to familiar territory in discussing the racial inequities exemplified by the post super bowl coaching hires and the farce of Black faces who use their ethnicity when it's convenient and profitable like Rihanna, Jay-Z, and Michael Irvin.  Also the idolization of the beehive's deification of Beyonce...