Two Tangents

Mount Rushmore is on the chopping block, but more literally, the movement to chop down Mount Rushmore is gaining serious traction. Cancel culture definitely needs to end and we debate whether the pendulum is swinging back or if the mob is attempting to cut off the pendulum completely. We get into contentious discussion over the media’s portrayal of the county club couple(17:06). Did CNN’s Chris Cuomo give an honest and fair interview? Lastly, Make sure to stick around because we get into our 4th of July Special called: New Amendments to the Constitution.

We’re talking about the country club duo wielding an AK 47 on the porch in ST Louis, so for all of you keeping track you can mark down another nominee for photo of the year. The gents are back with our recurring segment called Talking Karens(15:55). Things get contentious but you won’t see us having a meltdown anytime soon. Kanye patterns with GAP, Cam Newton is signing with the patriots, DC wants to become a state, so that Jersey that means your on the chopping block

On Today’s Episode, we’re giving you the latest Bubba Wallace Update (10:50), don’t wanna say we called it from the start, but oh did we call it. We’re talking Jenny Slate and how they are replacing her role on big mouth with a black actress. Have we taken it too far? Or is this one a move in the right direction. Jimmy Kimmel issues an apology, there are new ways to greet your coworkers, Porn stars are going at each others throats, if you’re into that.

Trump’s rally in Tulsa Oklahoma didn’t pack the house like people expected (9:30), Though if you ask Sean Spicer, he’ll tell you it was the most attended rally of all time. More statues are being torn down and we get into a fiery debate on whether the left is doing the most damage to the social fabric of this country. New sexual assault allegations have surfaced against Ansel Elgort and Justin Bieber, A noose was found in Bubba Wallaces Garage, either way, someone in Philly please invite us to a dumpster party.

On Today’s Episode we’re addressing the latest Chris Delia scandal (10:07). Many women as well as underage girls have come forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. Cancel Culture finally got it right when it cancelled Aunt Jemima but we can’t keep conflating each and every example as another Aunt Jemima. Mike Gundy wears a t-shirt, Juneteenth might be a holiday, but all I know is Bed-Stuy is rocking tonight.

On Today’s Episode, Dave Chapelle released a special (12:50), almost like a social commentary talking about George Floyd, the protests, and the current state of the country. We sit down to dissect it all. The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, better known as CHAZ, is actually not a parody. No cops, no law, no order, no worries. All cops shows are being cancelled, Spongebob Gay, we got a packed show of conspiracies and two tangent guarantees.

On Today’s Episode We’re talking JK Rowling and her latest essay explaining some of the recent statements she's made. People are up in arms calling her a transphobe and a bigot, but was she right? Statues are on the hot seat(22:44), The WHO is giving us misleading reports, and The celebrities strike again with another cringeworthy video, imagine that. 

On Today’s Episode, The mayor of Minneapolis does a walk of shame after refusing to defund the police, protesters were angry but did he make the right move? Everyone’s apologizing for everything, but we direct the latest from Drew Brees and Roger Goodell. Elmer Fudd doesn’t have a gun anymore, Fight Island is back, and JK Rowling shoulda left her thoughts in the chamber of secrets.

On Today’s Episode, we’re talking about the ongoing Protests sweeping America. We dive in a bit to the nuances of the conversation and try to find some common ground and understanding for all that is going on. Stick around to the end as we talk about some lighter topics including how we need sports now, more than ever.

We're talking George Floyd and the protests in America. As two white people, we find it difficult sometimes to find our voice and figure out where we fit into all of this, but in the end, we feel it best to speak than to stay silent. And as always, we encourage open dialogue and meaningful discussion.