It's over. We assemble like Voltron to discuss Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' history win in the 2020 Presidential Election. We discuss exit polls as it relates to race and gender, as well as 45's legal challenges to the vote.    Welcome to the Think Tank.

In this episode, we explore the role of Black voters in American politics. Is the Democratic Party our ally or taking us for granted? Is the GOP our way "off the plantation" or our enemy? Was Ice Cube's CWBA realistic? Welcome to the Think Tank.

Think Tank 309 returns after a brief hiatus to discuss the concept of "mansplaining". We discuss what it is exactly, how it affects women in our society, as well as how men can stop being so mansplainy.   Welcome to the Think Tank.

The conversation starts with defining what an entanglement is and is followed by exploring how does a person end up in one. Definitely our most personal and interesting discussions. Welcome to the Think Tank.

History was made when Former Vice President Joe Biden selected Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate in the 2020 Presidential Election. In this episode, the Think Tankers discuss how they feel about Harris, what she brings to the Biden platform, as well we what they need to do as a team to win in November. Welcome to the Think Tank.

You hear people saying the first step in combating racism is having meaningful dialogues about race, but how? What's the best way to have these conversations? Is Jane Elliot's Brown/Blue Eye Experiment a viable method? Welcome to the Think Tank.

What is a Karen? Where did they come from and what do they mean to our community? Welcome to the Think Tank.

Rayshard Brooks, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery are four of the most recent Black and Brown unarmed individuals to lose their lives in incidents of racial prejudice and/or police brutality.But is the solution to this ongoing problem for Black and Brown people to legally take arms? The 2nd Amendment of the Constitution guarantees us the “right to bear arms”, but what effect would that have on our community?   Welcome to the Think Tank.

As a hip-hop fan coming up in the 1990s, there was no group that better personified the spirit of Black power than Public Enemy, and with albums like “It Takes A Nation of Millions” and “Fear of a Black Planet”, they have cemented their legacy as one of the greatest groups of all-time. Recently, BET remade PE’s 1989 protest anthem “Fight the Power” as the intro to the 2020 BET Awards, but did the remake live up to the original?   Welcome to the Think Tank.