Rod, Scott, and Norm discuss the amount and ease our government has in sending taxpayer monies around the world while seemingly being unable to find funding to support Black community concerns such as Reparations or inner-city schools, housing, and environmental issues ...

Rod, Scott, and Norm chop it up with DelMarVa realtor and sister, Aza Dark, for insights on how Black Americans can enter and take advantage of the real estate marketplace...

Rod, Scott, and Norm discuss the ongoing issue of Black culture being forsaken by the Black community in favor of white approval even as the rest of the world continues to employ cultural appropriation of Blackness on a grandly profitable scale...

Rod, Scott, and Norm take down the fluff of celebrity distractions in the Black community while there are so many important issues requiring our attention including the lack of any perceived Black input into the selection of the first Black female Supreme Court nominee and the mixed messaging of the mixed marriages of Kentanji Brown-Jackson and Kamala Harris... 

Rod, Scott, and Norm welcome in Hillsborough, NJ high school social studies teacher, Bob Fenster, who not only teaches on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion but also obtained a grant for his students to launch an anti-racism podcast, "Prejudice And Pride".  Bob is also the first white guest in "The Brothers Talk's" 116 episode run...

Rod, Scott, and Norm have a longer than normal spirited discussion of differing perspectives regarding the Church and its involvement in social justice as well as the morality of the United States nationally and on the world stage...

Rod, Scott, and Norm chop up the hypocritical stances that politicians and the media take regarding their positions on issues that reflect concerns over Black safety versus how they have responded to the treasonous acts and purveyors of January 6 and the republicans who have failed to condemn the monstrous acts of vladimir putin...

Rod, Scott, and Norm discuss how racism rears its head in the midst of this international crisis...

Rod, Scott, and Norm unpack and debate President Biden's 2022 State Of  The Union speech and what it says about the relationship between him and the democratic party's most loyal base...

Rod and Norm have another "Brothers Talk" round-robin discussion featuring what they believe the NBA 75 All-Time greatest players got wrong, how nepotism in the NFL is another barrier to Black coaches, and their initial thoughts on President Biden's Supreme Court pick, Kentanji Brown-Jackson...