This week we discuss potential Walmart liquor stores, acknowledgement of violence in the media, a rise in prices because of the US' tariffs on Chinese trade, and the cringy culture of sexual harassment in the Dallas Mavericks.

We also highlight the important work of these organizations in our Isms and Ogynies: Austin Justice Coalition, The Ohere Scholarship Foundation, Indivisible Austin, The TX Black Women's Initiative, Counter Balance ATX, The Co-Report, BLF Foundation, and The Baddie Brunch Series. Cheers to them and all their hardwork!

This week we discuss PornHub's positive endeavors, NatGeo's apology for its racist past, the trash sex-trafficking bill on the table, and Amazon's scam-azons. Cheers!

This week we discuss Movie Pass' location tracking, conservatives and their inherent fear, inclusion riders at Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's production company, and the biology of love. Cheers!

We're back! This week, we discuss discoveries in Bears Ears, how weed can affect your status on a transplant list, a major uptick in racial harassment in schools, and Politico's semi-endorsement of slavery. Cheers!

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This week we discuss a continued call to cancel R. Kelly, how Hyatt Hotels can suck it. the problem with the AR-15 and angry, white men, and a return of redlining.

This week's Isms and Ogynies finishes the conversation of the prison industrial complex. We've pulled clips from the following YouTube videos and would love for you to check out the videos in entirety:

- My Life After 44 Years In Prison | AJ Shorts

- Wal-Mart's Prison Labor Problem

Cheers!

This week, we discuss California taking police accountability into their own hands, millenials making the country broke, HBCUs taking a stance against throwing money at legit problems, and internet surveillance by local law enforcement agencies. Cheers!

This week we discuss the drought in Cape Town, San Francisco's progressive marijuana conviction clearing, shock jocks, and dirty cops. Cheers!

This week we discuss the Satanic Temple taking on restrictive abortion laws, how rappers featured on pop songs aren't lucrative anymore, the investigation of Michigan State University, and the unnecessary need to pit female rappers against each other.

We have a such a treat in store: an interview with the one, the only, the hilarious, Onicia Muller! Join us to finish our discussion "Comedic Relief" with this published writer, stand-up comic extraordinaire; cheers!

Happy MLK Jr. Day and welcome back everyone! We return this new year with a doozy of an episode, discussing the problematicness of the upcoming live-action Aladdin film,landlords sexually harassing women, the end of TPS protections for Salvadorans, and the need for athletes to better protect themselves financially. Join us!