Is social media actually a place for social discussion? Mike Bonner and Montana Samuels discuss the social media reaction to the death of rapper XXXTentacion and other events occuring in today's society. 

From dining well in Providence to their less than average basketball skills, Mike and Montana get personal in this episode. Montana also coerces Mike into talking about the NBA Draft. 

Mike and Montana discuss how entrepreneur's are using marijuana not only to make money but to help people. 

Mike and Montana discussed with Tyler Dunne his article on Jamal Lewis as the former NFL running backs struggles in his post-football life. 

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2778321-jamal-lewis-making-most-of-post-nfl-life-and-preparing-for-darker-days-ahead

Montana and Mike discuss the happenings at New Bedford Regional Airport at it tries to squeeze into a larger commericial airline market. 

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/news/20180521/were-ready-to-go-new-bedford-airport-gears-up-for-next-big-thing

Montana and Mike talk with New Bedford Director of Parks, Recreation and Beaches Mary Rapoza. Mary lays out a plethora of summer activities including beach volleyball, paddle board yoga and a football clinic with former Patriots. 

Mike and Montana have a conversation with Dr. Michael Alosco. Dr. Alosco is a  postdoctoral fellow at the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Center and was the lead author of the Annals of Neurology, a groundbreaking study looking at CTE and ex-football players. 

Montana and Mike look at the NFL Draft through a different lense than most. 

Montana Samuels and Mike Bonner dive into the millenial mindset that's transforming the economy based on paying for experiences. 

Standard-Times reporter Aimee Chiavaroli joined Montana and Mike to discuss the ermerging voices of women in music.