Ya Boy is back with a couple of questions for the masses. After some small talk, Mac wants to get to the bottom of America's change of heart when it comes to demonstrations and protests (15:45). He then would like to know why all the silent, "if you don't have anything nice to say" individuals, now have things to say (29:49). Finally, he puts out a missing persons report for Kenneth Copeland, Jesse Duplantis, and Paula White-Cain to see what they have to say about the "protest" and if they are going to admit they were wrong with all the stuff they were saying leading up to now. 

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Makk and Mac are back after a 3 week hiatus. They introduce a new segment "Makk and Mac @ the Movies" where they share their reviews on "Soul" and "WW84" (10:20); discuss some of the group's most popular posts in "House Meeting" (44:10); talk about the events that happened in Washington, D.C. this past Wednesday for "Who's Manz is This?" (57:18). As always, the pair end the show on a positive not, thanking their listeners and supporters (aka Pitmasters).

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Makk and Mac are joined by Michael Darkwing aka Netergold Man and discuss following your passions and how being true to yourself is the key to success (05:20). Next, the duo revisit their view on the ending of 'Cast Away' as Mac corrects some of the bad data they had (57:03). They briefly touch on Cari Champion and Jamele Hill's interview with Jake Paul (1:06:27), and end with a House Meeting (1:16:34).

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Ya Boy brings in the new year speaking about his experience with the 'Rona (06:19), and how he almost came up on a whole Wal-Mart (19:40). He also speaks on how 2021 is coming in on some ol' B.S. (30:15), how some things never change (i.e. cops getting away with shooting unarmed people) (40:17). Finally he ends on a lighter note giving you a quick rundown of some of last year's (month's) movies (50:04).