In what was, honestly, a long overdue interview, @HumbleTeej joins the show to talk about the nation's current reckoning with sexual assault and answer a very important question: at what point does an elected official have to resign over claims of sexual assault? Additionally, Teej, who is an LA-based attorney answers a question Obes has long pondered: how easy is it to to sue a newspaper for slander?

In this week's Sports Zone, Obes and Cha take a close look at #NewCoachSZN in college football with a keen eye on the Tennessee coaching job. Why? Because Twitter just made the University of Tennessee back out of a signed agreement to hire Greg Schiano as its head football coach, that's why. What will the folks at Rocky Top do next?

Finally, staying in the sexual assault theme, nearly 200 woman have accused Massage Envy massage therapists of sexual assault. Oddly enough, Massage Envy's corporate entity says they aren't the ones who should have to answer for it. How come?

All that and more, this week on The Chicken Social.

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Eric's Back! This week, Eric Trillman aka Percy McPerson aka Young Person aka The Boy Wonder re-joins the show to discuss some NBA fodder: is Joel Embiid that nice, would Kyrie still be in Cleveland if they'd drafted Embiid, and what is his ceiling? Additionally, Eric gives his opinion on the Boston Celtics, fresh off their 15th win in a row. Can they really compete for an NBA championship this season?

Then, in this week's Sports Zone, Obes and Cha investigate Tyrod Taylor's benching by Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott. Is race a factor in the way Tyrod has been treated by his franchise? Last but not least, Obes and Cha revisit an old topic. WTF is going on with the Republican Party and is there anything a Republican could do that would make the party disavow them?

All that and more, this week on The Chicken Social.

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This week, we're once again joined by Setting The Edge's own Charles McDonald (@FourVerts). We talked to the young gawd about a few things, namely: why his beloved Falcons stink so soon after getting to the Super Bowl, why it is that some people (cough *Matt Miller* cough) rate Wyoming QB Josh Allen over football wunderkind Lamar Jackson, AND how he came to be rooting for the baseball team in America's greatest city during this year's World Series.

In addition to that wonderful goodness, Cha and Obes discussed the recent allegations of sexual assault by Kevin Spacey. In light of the accusations against him, he came out of the closet. What does it all mean? A lot, to be honest.

Last, but certainly not least, the Houston Astros are a win away from making Obes look like a prophet. Is this shit really about to happen? Also, the Texans made a bombshell trade with the Seattle Seahawks, was it a good one?

All that and more on this week’s episode of The Chicken Social.

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TCS resident genius/philosopher/all-around dope person Kashann Kilson (@KashannKilson) is back to discuss the week that was in Trump-related hysteria. More specifically, what happened in Niger and why is Trump fighting with Congressional Representative Frederica Wilson over what he did or did not say in a phone call?

We also dive into this week's Sports Zone to look at the Houston Astros run to the World Series and what that could mean to a Houston city that's long overdue for a champion.

All that and more on this week’s episode of The Chicken Social.

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