The Working Class

The Working Class

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The Working Class episodes

  • 2 ELEPHANTS IN THE ROOM: What The Health
    My brother told me to tell y’all, “don’t eat meat!” If you have been hiding under a rock, you probably haven’t seen or at least heard about the documentary, “What The Health”. It is a little over an hour long documentary that goes into detail about the American food industry and how corporations, associations and the government are working together to keep us sick, doctors in business and their pockets lined. In this week’s episode of 2 Elephants In The Room, Erin and Alicia discuss the documentary in detail and the impact of eating habits on the body and the brain. Have you seen the documentary? Do you think you could live on a plant based diet? Let us know what you think! Listen/Like\Share.
    43 min
  • 2 ELEPHANTS IN THE ROOM: That’s The Way Love Goes
    People marrying for love is a fairly new concept and it is changing the rate and age that people get married. Understanding that the human brain isn’t fully developed until the mid-twenties and that biologically men and women are able to reproduce at different rates, it begs the question, “is monogamy natural?” In this week’s episode, Erin and Alicia openly discuss different types of relationships, specifically polygamy, and the impact on a “coupling western society”. What are your thoughts? Could you be in a polygamous relationship? We wanna hear from you! listen.like.share.
    51 min
  • THE WEEKLY ALLOWANCE: The Payton Episode
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    1 hr 6 min

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The Working Class is a Baltimore-based media company bringing you podcasts, music reviews, and short films.