The NCAA tournament is just around the corner but this time of the year the conversation about paying student athletes always finds its way into the mainstream media. With Zions recent injury Justice and I talk about whether or not it is worth the risk for star athletes to play in college and if the schools should start paying student athletes like employees.

Host Lee Madzinga goes over his experience as a gamer and how paywalls and micro transactions have forever changed the game. Will the tyranny ever end?

In this episode host Lee Madzinga talks about how dating for this generation may be more difficult than ever.

In this episode host Lee Madzinga speaks with Lynn about Intercultural relationships. Lynn is Zimbabwean and speaks from the view of a black woman. No matter where you live race relations are always a topic that is hard to speak about. Intercultural relationships will always be an integral part of this conversation.

Social media has become an intrinsic part of our everyday lives. We forget that it hasn't always existed and that we still have to find out its effects. Host Lee Madzinga goes into how we interact with social media and its downfalls.

We are in what is supposed to be the most accepting times in history, but when does being proud of your obesity become detrimental to your health and our health system

We get to used to chilling at home. Travel can be a great way to change the way you view the world. in this episode Lee Madzinga goes over the benefits of getting out of town

There has been a surge of internet warriors trying to track down injustice in the world. but when does sitting behind a computer and trying to ruins someones life go too far.

A lot of people have asked me about the differences between Canada and the United States and in this episode i looked to give a the audience a better idea of the social aspects of each country.

We are a generation that has to deal with connecting in a new way and deal with moving on from losing friendships in a new way. In this episode host Lee Madzinga goes over the troubles of moving on from death and friendships.