Matt and I made time to share our thoughts on the Paris attacks and some of the possible outcomes.  Listen to the episode and share your opinion on what this means for ISIS and the international response. - Also,

As I am sure everyone has noticed, the podcast is late.  Due to some time constraints I cannot continue the weekly podcasts right now.  Matt and I hope to get back to a regular schedule soon, but we do not have a date yet.

We start the episode memorializing two civil rights pioneers who passed last week, Julian Bond and Louis Stokes.  Also, we feature at least four articles that make us wonder what is going on in Missouri right now. - On the entertainment front,

In this episode we give our impressions of the recent republican debates, held by Fox News, before exploring the thawing relations between the U.S. and Cuba. For entertainment, we discuss an article about the increased number of ethnic actors in super ...

Last week California decided to reinstate voting rights for low level offender's who have completed probation.  This  was a significant move, after the Supreme Court struck down the Voter Registration Act.  We discuss the ramifications of this ruling a...

Mass shootings are becoming a regular occurrence and the country still refuses to implement tougher gun control laws.  We talk about the latest theater shooting, the Boy Scouts allowing gay troop leaders, and why Pittsburgh is on so many travel lists.

Well, another week...another cop abuses their authority.  Unfortunately, this Texas cops actions led to the suspicious death of Sandra Bland.  We discuss the circumstances of Sandra's alleged suicide and several articles involving both sides of the law.

After a recent move across the country we are back.  Matt and I have frequently disagreed about our opinions on President Obama, but in the last two weeks we have found some common ground.  Obama is clearly in the sunset of his presidency and is finall...

There was a terrorist attack at the Emanuel AME church in South Carolina, that left nine people dead.  This episode is dedicated to those who lost their lives.  We discuss the tragedy and its ramifications for race relations in America.

We hoped last week would be the only time we covered Rachel Dolezal on the podcast, but that proved to be wishful thinking.  In this episode we vent some  of our frustration on Dolezal's refusal to admit she is not black.  Also,