In this episode we conclude our thoughts on the Goargwe floyd situation, and the BLM movement

The great comedian Dave Chappelle once said, “Our culture has accepted two huge lies. The first is that if you disagree with someone’s lifestyle, you must fear or hate them. The second is that to love someone means you agree with everything they believe, say, or do." one of the biggest reasons we started this podcast, was the show taste a mutual belief in understanding each other's opinions while still being able to uphold our owns and as Dave said not compromise conviction. In today's episode we and our guest David Olson, talk from the standpoint of understanding each other's opinions while also being able to, as we've so many times on this channel have emphasized friendship.

In this episode L returns, along with a new guest Johnny, in this months open podcast. we talk about Black lives matter, and the reasoning for it. we talk supporting black owned businesses, and getting POC's out of the hood.

We Continue the conversation on the George Flyod situation, plus discuss whether or not it is Racist to not speak out on situation such as racism

And we are Back, in today's episode we Talk Quarantine, Whether the Country should open back up, and Racism towards the Asian community

In this episode, we talked about a conversation that was had off air in the previous day, concerning reparations. We also Dive In a little on the Andrew Yang situation.

In today's episode, we about the situation involving the BYU race controversy, and break down each topic piece by piece, and give our honest opinions about it.

In today's episode, we discussed the Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant tragedy, how we learned of it, what was our reaction, and how we handled it. Also we have a deep discussion on how death can affect us all, in different ways.

Part 2 of our discussion on stereotypes

In this first of a 2 part convo, we discuss the topic of Stereotypes and how it affects us. The good, the bad, why do we do it, and how does it start to become racially insensitive