Jasen and Delvin discussed the current state of the economy, focusing on inflation, consumer spending, and the impact of tariffs, the Democratic Party's lack of progress and effective leadership and the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk and the mixed reactions it received, including celebrations and calls for cancel culture.

Keb discussed his podcast "Stupid History Minute," which started as a 1-minute history podcast to counter long-winded podcasts. He shared how it evolved from a personal project to a successful series with over 1,200 episodes, involving his family and a team. Keb explained the podcast's production process, including recording and editing, and mentioned upcoming themes like serial killers for Halloween. He also shared his experience as a stand-up comedian and his involvement in corporate comedy events.

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Jermaine and Delvin discussed the evolving landscape of storytelling and representation in media, particularly focusing on marginalized communities. They highlighted how increased democratization of storytelling has allowed underrepresented groups to tell their own stories, which sometimes challenges the comfort of those who are not used to seeing diverse perspectives. They also discussed how media representation has changed over time, with positive black characters becoming more prevalent as more black writers gained access to creative spaces. The conversation touched on the importance of personal connections and understanding in shaping perceptions of different communities, and they noted that many people lack direct relationships with LGBTQ+ or trans individuals, which can influence their attitudes and understanding.

This week, I am honored to have a returning Matthew Dawson (of Mortalverse Fame) to talk about his new project, Batman Beyond. Be sure to listen to the entire episode for a special announcement from Matthew.

Twitter: https://x.com/mortalverse

Batman Beyond Trailer: https://x.com/mortalverse/status/1959948038509564271

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Thank you for listening to 400 episodes.

This week, my guest is Carmine Sabia, a political analyst who has written a book about how television has been used as a weapon to change our culture.

Twitter: https://x.com/CarmineSabia

You Tube: https://t.co/IpLhox1IdA

This week, my guest is BRob of the 3R show, and we are discussing the Legacy of him and why he has been so controversial. Yes, we discussed the incident in great detail and how it influenced how we felt.

Shout-out to Patreon Producer Douglas Riegert-Johnson and Ben Goodwin. Also, a Special shoutout to Erica Marie, Mike Fowler, Sandi Magee, Almighty Ray , Matthew Dawson, Michael LaCombe, Cynnara Tregarth, Derrick Spinner, and Jason Alme

This week on the Experience, I am finally releasing the amazing interview I did with the super-talented Kerem Erdinc. Why did it take so long, you may ask? Because I was extremely sick when we recorded it, and my voice sounded terrible. I finally cleaned it up so I can at least sound halfway decent.

The week my guests on the pod are Jodie B from the Po Boys and Adam Nutter, talking about the Epstein list that may or may not exist.

Jodie: https://x.com/poboypod

Adam Nutter: https://x.com/AdamNutter

5TillMidnight: https://www.youtube.com/@5_til_midnight

This week, my guest on the Experience is author Nick Peck, discussing his book "Only Way Out." We also discuss his career as a journalist and our shared love for Kendrick Lamar.

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Book: https://www.nickpeckauthor.com/

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