In this episode, Dua and Dnota dive into a mix of intense real-world events and personal aspirations. First, we cover the details of a Brooklyn cab driver who was shot in the face .

Next, we discuss Trump’s controversial use of wartime powers to crack down on Venezuelan gang members in America shipping them off to El Salvador. This bold move has sparked heated debates, especially around the construction of a mega-prison meant to house thousands of detainees. What does this mean for international law and the treatment of foreign nationals?

Finally, we shift to a more personal narrative—the inspiring yet complicated journey of Celeste, an aspiring actor with dreams of making it big in Hollywood- Atlanta . What challenges does she face, and how does her age and ambitions collide in a competitive industry?

Tune in for a gripping blend of tragedy, politics, and personal triumph as we unpack these stories with our signature curiosity and insight.

In this episode of the Oddity Report , we explore Carter G. Woodson's seminal work The Mis-Education of the Negro. Join us as we break down Woodson’s powerful critique of the educational system and its long-lasting impact on the Black community. We’ll dive into key themes such as the distortion of African American history, the marginalization of Black identity, and how education can either be a tool for liberation or oppression. Whether you're familiar with the text or just discovering it, this insightful review will reveal why Woodson's message remains vital today.

In this intriguing episode of the Oddity Report, we delve into a unique and thought-provoking situation: Dnota suggests Dua allow a homeless stranger to live with her. As Dua wrestles with this decision, Dnota introduces another layer of complexity by encouraging Dua to invest $7,000 with Tulsa Real Estate founder Jay Morrison. Vouching for Morrison's reputation, Dnota tries to sway Dua, but skepticism lingers. Join us as we explore themes of trust, risk, and the fine line between helping others and safeguarding oneself. Is Dua’s caution justified, or is Dnota’s faith in Morrison and the stranger an opportunity worth taking? Tune in to find out!