After giving their brief thoughts on the already legendary Kendrick Lamar Superbowl Halftime Performance, cousins Don and Jon discuss growing conversations of what concerns the black community, specifically regarding young men. Issues of dating, sexuality and homophobia bounce from namedrop to namedrop, including DJ Akademiks, Lil’ Boosie and…inevitably…Drake.
The guys discuss the life, career and goals of one Candace Owens, Conservative Media Superstar and Professional Supervillain. Is she malicious or simply misguided? And how might one contend with her and her ilk in a battle of wits?
Battling tech issues, Stella returns along with a new angle on the conversation of Cancel Culture, analyzing specific case studies for examples of “good” and “bad” behavior. Do we leave those we used to love behind? Is it helpful to look up to others as aspirational? Comics, Sports, Comedians and Confederates are all discussed!
Donovan and Harry discuss their feelings on the death, life and meaning of Chadwick Boseman.
And now for something completely different…Donovan plucks from his family tree and brings on Jon Thicklin to talk all things relevant in the lives and interests of black men today. That involves police brutality, Kanye West and who should and shouldn’t play Storm!
It’s a Steven Special SPECTACULAR! With SU Future having ended, the guys discuss what the world might look like without such a transcendental series to fill the void, reflecting on what the show brought to the masses that set it apart from the rest of Western animation. To do that, they needed guests! First up … More What Can Steven Universe Teach Us? (With Special Guests!)
In the wake of Kobe Bryant’s death, a resurgence of discussion concerning his accusations of sex abuse has re-entered conversation. What should be the protocol on deliberating misdeeds from the past when a person dies?
April returns to discuss dating, power dynamics, race and age differences in romance!
Green Book. Spike Lee. Cancel Culture. When do things become problematic, and how so can we train ourselves to better act?
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