Been a while since the last episode about interracial dating, but this episode is a recap on my birthday (July 21), some life changes, reading a couple of Reddit threads about toxic jobs and how they relate to me leaving a job I was at for over six years, update on the Fuckboy Chronicles, my thoughts about the Jason Aldean song and the reactions to it, and changes made to the podcast, including the reason for the name change and a switch from monthly listener support to paid subscription.

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Disclaimer: things are unpredictable during a live show and unfortunately, that includes people making offensive remarks who were dealt with accordingly.

Drako suggested we talk about interracial dating. I added on talking about folks who look down on people who share the same skin color as them. Also, this is the last episode of BGE.

I give a recap this episode, about my experience I shared with friends at St. Louis' annual pagan gathering, and then go into some Reddit threads about toxic authority figures at jobs.

Drako, Anthony of the Black Brewers Podcast and myself this time resume reviewing WWE's Showcase of the Immortals and give our honest opinions!

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Drako, Steven, and myself are joined by Anthony of the Black Brewers Podcast as we review the first night of WWE's Showcase of the Immortals.

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Giving my honest commentary on Tony Khan's latest annual production.

I elected to review the weekly shows before Revolution, All Elite Wrestling's annual first pay per view of the year and well, you get what you get with a review of Revolution to follow.

Steven and Drako return as we review WWE's latest stop on the Road to WrestleMania in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

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Steven finally returns (welcome back, ya SOB!) and joins Drako and myself to review the annual starting point of the Road to WrestleMania. Come listen to our thoughts and a little banter.

I decide to get reacquainted with a book series I started in sixth grade and never finished until at least 10 years ago. Now I share some commentary on a particular part of the series that never had an opportunity to be adapted for the television series.