Listen as Aaron tells you his true life stories of being a two-hour thug without another minute to spare!  How much thug do you have?  You may need to check your balance...

Get a plate as Aaron briefly dishes on why Trump's wish to "go back" should inspire the nation to move forward.

Listen as Aaron delves into why the fight at Toontown must be seen as only a moment and not a monument within the African-American community.  The marathon continues...

Listen as Aaron honors the community of four mothers that raised him in Springfield, Ohio and the many other women that positively invested in his life.

In this "land of the free", American still finds itself as "home of the cage".  In this episode, Aaron challenges the American church to aspire to the live one of the Bible's greatest commandment, "love they neighbor", even if they happen to cross a border or two.

Bringing closure to the topic of "It Could Have Been Me" from episode two, Aaron discusses the positive and negative aspects of law enforcement from the eyes of a semi-social black introvert.

Police brutality is as American as apple pie.  In this episode, Aaron examines police brutality against minorities in America and how 37 shots should never be met with silence.

With things heating up in the summer, listen to Aaron discuss his poolside tales and the first time he realized that even so-called "thugs" are afraid of UV rays.