Rod, Scott, and Norm expose the notion of a designed process that involves spreading so many different attention-requiring topics across the spectrum that makes it nearly impossible for the average interested citizen to track and absolutely impossible for the casually interested... 

Rod, Scott, and Norm charge in to challenge the veracity of the political polls in general but in particular the Black poll numbers that don't add up to their collective eyesight and don't pass the smell test... 

Rod, Scott, and Norm point out the gross inequity granted to the former president and 45th White House occupant in the "justice system" and question why there's no obvious pushback from those whose responsibility to enforce the laws...

Rod and Norm make the point that anti-DEI (Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion) laws in states like Florida, Alabama, Texas, and Tennessee are anti-Black, and therefore Black collegiate athletes should avoid signing and playing for those states, especially the state institutions and that will result in them being routinely less than mediocre fueling a swift move to rescind those laws...

Rod, Scott, and Norm uncover a fascinating narrative that the continuing false insistence by the white power structure that the Black population of the United States is static at 13% is a fear-filled strategy to distract Black voters from their real power in numbers and also at the root of every attempt to oppress and suppress a group that excels when provided access despite the odds in every field...

Rod, Scott, and Norm interview their guest, education activist and tutor Mario Jarvis to debunk the erroneous messaging that promotes the notion that Black men are both uninterested and disengaged in the educational pursuits of Black young people...

Rod, Scott, and Norm once again tackle the hypocrisy involving and surrounding sports that has led to con-servatives falsely and incorrectly labeling NCAA and WNBA legend Shery Swoopes as racist because she dared voice her opinions regarding the darling of white America and women's basketball, Caitlin Clark...

Rod, Scott, and Norm consider the impact of the "participation trophy syndrome" of watering down competition foisted on sports by "soccer moms" primarily in sports like basketball and football which have become dominated by Black players...

Rod, Scott, and Norm applaud NY Attorney General Letitia James and Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis for standing up to the former President and beating back his challenges while winning more verdicts in NY and refuting his attempts to undermine the prosecutors in Atlanta...

Rod and Scott continue to pound the question that hasn't been properly answered around the lack of prosecution of "45" to determine his eligibility to run and hold the office of US President...