In this special edition, we bypass the horn, the Top Ten, the glitz and glamour, only to focus on what is important in life this week: social justice. With the recent shooting of Jacob Blake, and the right wing militia shooting of protestors, we felt there was a need to discuss the events that matter in life, and matter enough for the sports world to recognize. Today is a social justice marker in history, dating back to the anniversary of when Kaepernick first protested, and now the bravery of the sports world. We wanted to honor that bravery by participating in a much needed discussion. May you all find your way to heal, as we find our ways through discussion. #BlackLivesMatter #Justice4Breonna #AllBlackLivesMatter

Live from the City of Angels, you are back and tuned into our latest episode of Who You Got? Debating the Greats. Tonight, we have our special guest, friend and former debater, Marissa Salomon. Tonight we discuss food, Post George Floyd, Sports, and of course our signature Top Ten, this week focusing on the top ten alcoholic drinks of all time. Thank you for listening. 

Live from the city of Angels Uprising, welcome to the Podcast Edition of: LA Uprising. In this episode, we explore the intricacies of the situation erupting across the nation. In this episode, we ask the important questions: What is with this bullshit curfew? Is this the start of a revolution? Can our society truly understand fear? How do we reform the police? and many other important topics. We end with our signature portion, The Top Ten. Tonight, we explore the top ten things/times we have changed our minds, and why? We don't get too serious in our top ten, taking a break, but it's worth a listen to. Thank you for listening.

Welcome back to the Podcast you have missed, Debating the Greats. We come to you from the comfort of our own homes, being responsible and social distancing, where we discuss the relevant topics of today. In this episode, we discuss the protestors who took to the streets this week, the recent Rob Gronkowski trade, the need for academia to fill the news void?, and the newest docuseries by ESPN, The Last Dance. We end with the signature portion of the show, The Top Ten. Here, we share our Top Ten greatest Championship Runs in sports history. We thank you for listening, and appreciate your patience with the sound quality in these difficult times. 

Welcome to our next episode of Stay Home, Stay Safe, Stay Educated, Women's History Month Edition. I am fortunate to have two very special guests, live from Nablus, Palestine. Marah and Zaina are two students/debaters at Al Najah University I had to pleasure in instructing. Join us as we discuss the struggles U.S. university students are having with online classes that are very similar to what is happening in Palestine. We discuss good food, empowering women in Palestine, and life on lockdown. We end with the signature portion of our show, the Top 5; today we discuss our top 5 comfort food while on lockdown. Be sure to check on your loved ones, your friends, and stay home, stay safe, stay educated. 

Welcome to day 2 of celebrating Women's History Month, while being safely indoors. Tonight our guest is the amazing, the ever-so gracious, the close to perfect City Councilwoman of the City of La Verne, Wendy Lau. For those who have yet to have Wendy in your life, her fans all over the globe can attest to her hard work in making this world a peaceful and loving place, all while including you in her journey. Have a listen to her stories of her campaign fight, being the only female in the council election. Have a laugh at her ultimate concert, and whether or not she would rather live in a real life version of Game of Thrones, or Star Wars. We finish with our top 5 greatest movies of all time. Due to social distancing, a constant turning up and turning down the volume is in order; my apologies, but do enjoy. Thank you for listening. 

Welcome to the Social Distancing Podcast Edition. This podcast focuses on continuing the celebration of Women's History Month. In this episode, we have the President of the University of La Verne, Dr. Devorah Lieberman. She addresses the concerns of students, as well as her message to the seniors at ULV, while exploring who Devorah is outside of her leadership role. We conclude with the top 5. Our top 5 includes our ultimate dinner party guests (deceased or alive) we would have. We hope you join us on this daily adventure while we stay home, stay safe, and stay educated.

Live from the City of Angels, home of the Los Angeles Dodgers! Join us as we enter our second season! In tonight's episode, we are live, watching the Monday Night Football game. We start off the conversation with fantasy football and where we are at for week 2. Our spitfire round discusses Antonio Brown and the NFL's tolerance or lack of when it comes to sexual assault, then focusing on the newest trend of Instagram pop ups, and last, we discuss SNL's hiring its first Asian cast member and the environment surrounding Asian Americans. We then transition to our discussion on 9/11. We end with our signature TOP TEN segment of the show. This week we cover the top ten moments in history that changed humanity. Thank you for listening. 

Live from the City of Angels, home of the Los Angeles Dodgers, join us, as we hit episode number VIII. In tonight's episode, we are live from the living room of Rob's house, watching the NFL opening game. Tonight, we first cover this past weekend's fantasy draft, the hi's and low's, the good and the bad, and of course, Steve Reyes's team. This week, our spitfire round covers the topics of the US ambassador's comments about Freida Kahlo's support for Marxism, Kanye's Jesus is King album, Trump's golfing this past weekend, the commodification of festivals/raves, andHong Kong's protest working. Last, we cover our central topic, Netflix's newest standup comedy special "Sticks and Stones," brought to you by Dave Chappelle. We end with our signature TOP TEN segment of the show. This week we cover the top ten aesthetically hot human beings of all time. Thank you for listening.