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Drew and Billy tackle the topic of automation and what the future of jobs in America looks like. The two discuss the pros and cons of automation, how automation helped Donald Trump win the 2016 election, what jobs will be lost/gained, and how we can adapt as individuals and a country to be better prepared during this Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Recommendations:
-The War on Normal People by Andrew Yang (book)
-History 101: Robots (Netflix show)
-Andrew Yang presidential interviews (The Breakfast Club, The Joe Rogan Experience)
https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/05/21/408234543/will-your-job-be-done-by-a-machine (NPR link: Will Your Job Be Done By a Machine?)
Drew and Billy talk the return of the NBA and MLB, how the NFL has fumbled coronavirus precautions so far, Tory Lanez and Megan the Stallion controversy, and how Chicago Police Department loves Christopher Columbus. A tribute goes out to the late John Lewis, former US Congressman and Civil Rights icon.
Drew and Billy are back after a week off to discuss the current state of America, the NBA return, Juice Wrld's new album, and what travel is like during the coronavirus pandemic. The two weigh out the pros and cons of a Kanye West presidency and what the world would look like if he were to pull off the ridiculous upset.
Drew and Billy discuss the Trump rally in Tulsa and the reaction to it, Confederate statues are hanging themselves at alarming rates, Chris D'elia is on the hot seat, and Yemen needs our help.
Drew and Billy talk the protests throughout America, Dave Chapelle's new stand up, the NBA's controversial return and much more. This is an anti-Cracker Barrel podcast.
Drew and Billy are back together this week to talk America reopening, Joe Biden's new blackness test, the return of the sports (maybe?), some new music, and why Billy hates Paul Pierce.
Billy is a one man show this week with Drew out. The Last Dance. Doja Cat being the Marketer of the Year. Korean baseball mascots. Workout protestors. Future and Polo G. There's a little of everything in this one.
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