Rod, Scott, and Norm dive into the sentencing disparity in the criminal justice system on the heels of the white policewoman who murdered Daunte Wright getting a 2-year sentence and Pamela Moses a Black woman sentenced to 6 years for attempting to register to vote in a system mixup...

Rod and Norm chop it up with longtime listener, financial services professional, and community-engaged brother, Mack Rice, about how comedy and musical entertainers used their arts to address social ills and issues to provide means of coping with the challenges of being Black in America...

Rod, Scott, and Norm welcome back former ESPN, Madison Square Garden, and WFAN Sportsradio NY broadcaster Bill Daughtry and provide their unique take on the coverage of former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores' discrimination suit against the NFL's coaching and management hiring practices...

Rod, Scott, and Norm discuss a variety of topics including the legalization of marijuana and the inequity of its application in the Black community, President Biden's intent to put a Black woman on the Supreme Court, and New York City's new law requiring employers to provide salary compensation for all job listings...

Rod, Scott, and Norm take another incisive look at politics with democratic party insider and twice elected Summit, New Jersey Ward 1 Councilmember Susan Hairston...

Rod, Scott, and Norm begin officially begin their 3rd year of shows sharing their unique views on today's sports scene...

Rod, Scott, and Norm debunk the argument around CRT (critical race theory) that it is being taught in schools and the possible harm that it is in and of itself teaching racism to kids...

Rod, Scott, and Norm share their annual list of people, issues, and other stuff that they'd like to see a significant reduction of in the new year...

Rod, Scott, and Norm take a final jab at 3 of the major issues that confronted the Black community in 2021...

Rod and Scott interview the founders and principals of The Tower Five Foundation, Jerrold & Monica Lattimore and Dr. Patrick Christian, which provides financial & educational assistance and scholarships for African American high school students interested in pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) education at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)...