On this week's episode, we bring you another interview live from Central Valley Talk starring Dominic St. Clair, a filmmaker who who has just released his fourth project at the ripe age of 20. He shares some of the adjustments film crews and set personnel may have to go through during a pandemic. He lets us in on some insight when it comes to the inner-workings and intricacies of filmmaking. We also get some info on the process behind of each of his four films.

On this week's episode, some activities from our Saturday & Sunday are remembered followed by some breaking news from a Yeezy tweet storm. That leads us into our thoughts on the Kanye rally taking place over the weekend with an attempt to make sense of the dialogue given from Yeezus, along with an interesting theory on the Kardashians. Steve Stoute shares an interesting sentiment regarding the state of music if Drake were to go independent. We discuss the strange story involving a federal judge out of New Jersey and the shooting of her husband & son. Mariah also gives a very interesting comparison of our current commander-in-chief & a certain German dictator.

On this week's episode, we give a recap of our interview with Omar "Super" Huerta and share some of our thoughts on the discussion along with what we took away from our meeting with the man. Mariah leads story time as we bring up two separate incidents that recently took place (we do our best to protect the innocent). The beef between Washington Mystics star Elena Delle Donne & the WNBA is brought up. The internet once again tries to run another soul out of town and this time it's James Harden, he is in a bit of hot water after he's seen wearing a mask that could possibly be in support of blue lives matter. We discuss whether or not the accessory was worn on purpose or simply as fashion. Nick Cannon has some choice words for powers that be, the situation surrounding his firing is questioned along with the craziness surrounding Meg the Stallion & Tory Lanez. An interesting question posed by Chance the Rapper "Does the media weaponize mental health against black men?" is also discussed.

On this week's episode, we bring you another interview live from Central Valley Talk starring renowned Fresno artist Omar "Super" Huerta. We discuss the adjustment of having to run a business during a second quarantine as well as his own thoughts regarding the virus. The origins of the man are given as we dive into Omar's past and get into his life as a young artist and even get the story behind his nickname "Super". He gives advice to young, aspiring artists & entrepreneurs while also sending love to those who played a role in his journey thus far.

On this week's episode, we discuss the upcoming quarantine 2.0 and get into which businesses might be looked at as essential this time around. A peculiar post regarding women and their roles is brought up along with our thoughts on where Whitney Houston & Bobby Brown should be ranked amongst power couples. Ellen DeGeneres is the next celebrity called to the stand due to recent allegations tying her into overpriced cabinets & sex trafficking, we give a bit of a deep dive into the recent Mayfair story. The possibility of a "Glee curse" is pondered with the recent news regarding Naya Rivera and we also get into the activities taking place in and outside the bubble with our NBA family.

On this week's episode, we start things off with a special shoutout and a huge thank you to our listeners for our 50th Episode Anniversary. We slightly reminisce on our beginnings with the show and give a bit of insight on our thoughts during the first couple episodes. The question "Should women be allowed to take time off for their monthly cycles?" is posed, along with the discussion of "Plandemic" a sub-30 minute conspiracy video that has been suspiciously removed from multiple websites. A very thought provoking talk involving government technology & immortality takes place about midway through the episode. The entanglement heard around the world is discussed as we share our thoughts on the recent sit-down between Will & Jada and unfortunately more tragedy is mentioned as we share the disgusting story in Bakersfield of a snapchat meet up gone horribly wrong.

On this week's episode, we start things off with the recent death of Mary Kay Letourneau and do a bit of a deep dive into her infamous case along with the aftermath of the parties involved. We discuss the recent Kanye article in Forbes detailing some ideas for his upcoming presidency which leads into the politics between Drake & Pusha T. Isiah questions the conception of schools & Philadelphia Eagle wide receiver Desean Jackson has some questionable thoughts on certain people of a fairer skin.

On this week's episode, we begin to revisit the life & times of the man, the myth, the legend Aaron Carter. We also give somewhat of a recap of our 4th of July weekend along with how our canine friends might've been feeling during the fireworks. Kanye's bid to be the leader of the free world is discussed as well as our thoughts on whether or not he is the right man for the job. The #FreeBritney trend is also brought up while we try to figure out if the pop star is in dire need of help.

On this week's episode, we give a preview for the upcoming 4th of July and even have a bit of difficulty when trying to figure out if it should celebrated at all. We also give a recap of our live interview with Dez Martinez regarding her foundation We Are Not Invisible as well as some eye-opening information about homelessness. The mysterious and tragic disappearance of Vanessa Guillen is brought up along with the murder of Gregory Morales. The news surrounding recently arrested Ghislaine Maxwell is also discussed.

On this week's episode, we come to you live from Central Valley Talk with an interview starring Dez Martinez, Founder of We Are Not Invisible. We discuss the great work she's done within the Fresno community involving the homeless and less fortunate. She holds nothing back as we receive insight on the unknown trials and tribulations that our street family may go through as well as some of the corruption that takes place right under our nose. She also shares some of her own personal experiences living on the streets of Fresno.