In this episode I revisit my utter disdain and hatred for the gratuitous use of the slur as well as touch on several recent moments of its use that affected me and my reflections on the use of the word for us as a people collectively.

In this episode I give my initial reaction to the story of one Shanquella Robinson and the heinous crime of how she died at the hands of those whom she thought were her "friends".

In this episode my sister and I discuss the current events surrounding the condemnation, public shaming, and punishing of one Kyrie Irving and Ye for perceived offensive comments made and the Tweet that angered/offended the Jewish community. Historical facts and where freedom of speech in America is heading.

In this latest episode we discuss our thoughts and reactions to the news that Trump's Florida estate was searched by FBI and DOJ for top secret classified documents and what it means for the nation.

In this follow up episode to our 3rd thoughts on the Uvalde mass shooting. We discuss our reactions to seeing the actual surveillance and body cam footage from inside the Robb Elementary School where 2 teachers and 19 little children were massacred by a lone gunman while law enforcement did nothing but wait for over an hour and 17 minutes.

In this follow up episode to the Uvalde mass murder shooting in which 19 elementary school children and 2 teachers were slaughtered while police stood by and did nothing we react to more news about what happened that day.

In this episode I'm joined by my bro Steve Holmes to discuss our thoughts on transgender athletes competing against non transgender athletes and the implications for the future in sports.

In this latest episode I'm joined my sister to discuss the Uvalde mass shooting, the impact and implications for self defense and learning that law enforcement was on scene and did nothing to stop the gunman for an hour as he murdered innocent little children and teachers.

In this episode I discuss my initial reaction to the verdict and why I was disappointed with the jury's award for both Johnny Depp and Amber Heard.

In this episode I give my analysis aka 2 cents on the latest distraction we have as Americans unfolding right before our eyes. Is this another example of grand theatre for public consumption? Is this a true fight for justice and equality under the color of law? Lastly, can men also be victim's of domestic violence and abuse? Listen to find out my thoughts on this issue.