Shukri reflects on his time at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. From the importance of live theatre, to an analysis of Twelfth Night, this podcast explores the importance of Shakespeare and why going to live theatre is vital for individuals who enjoy the arts.

Shukri reviews the book, "Jon Stewart: Angry Optimist" by Lisa Rogak. In this episode, Stewart's life, influence, and incredible connection with the American people will be examined, along with his evolution as an artist.

John and Shukri review the documentary, Stephen Curry: Underrated. Is Curry underrated or properly rated? The Class X guys discuss the documentary and reflect on Stephen Curry's legacy on this episode of The Class X Podcast.

Shukri discusses his love of Wimbledon, his admiration for Novak Djokovic's longevity, and how we create our own, unique, summer traditions.

Shukri reviews the series, Endeavor. Can a show be good, but still frustrate loyal fans? Endeavor seemed to produce high quality television, while struggling to explain the character of Endeavor Morse.

Shukri and John discuss ESPN's American Gladiators documentary.

We are having an American Gladiators moment in the summer of 2023. Two documentaries are currently running on ESPN and Netflix, and The Class X guys are here to discuss the topic. John and Shukri explore their nostalgia, and the various controversies related to The American Gladiators on this episode of The Class X Podcast.

Shukri discusses millennials facing mid-life crises and how a true understanding of those issues can only come from surveying a diverse group of Americans.

Shukri discusses Jonathan Franzen's book, Crossroads. This is a book that shines a light on the need to understand different perspectives in our lives.

Shukri reviews the new version of: White Men Can't Jump. This remake examines adulthood, and the purpose of sports, and Shukri delves into it on this episode of the podcast.