In Episode 3, we get into the heart of a national flashpoint: the ongoing fallout in Minneapolis after the fatal shooting of Renee Good by a federal ICE agent — an incident that has sparked protests, federal-local tensions, and fierce debate over law enforcement use of force and accountability.

We then pivot to federal politics, discussing Donald Trump’s talk of invoking the Insurrection Act amid rising civil unrest and what that could mean for deployment of U.S. military forces domestically.

Next, we explain the class action lawsuit over the Angola prison “farm line,” where incarcerated individuals allege cruel and unusual labor conditions reminiscent of forced field work.

From law and policy, we swing into social media news with Kristy Scott’s divorce from Desmond Scott, unpacking how public relationships play out under the spotlight.

We close on comedy and culture with Druski’s sketch on the Black church and the prosperity gospel — a clip that’s gone viral and is now under fire for its portrayal of flashy pastors and social-media-ready gimmicks.

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In Episode 2, we unpack a wide-ranging set of stories shaping the national conversation around power, justice, and legacy.

We begin in Portland, Oregon, where a police officer has been reassigned by the Portland Police Bureau, reigniting debate around law enforcement accountability and departmental oversight.

From there, we turn to immigration policy, as Donald Trump claims the U.S. will revoke citizenship from some naturalized immigrants convicted of fraud—raising serious constitutional, legal, and humanitarian questions.

We also honor the life and legacy of John Forté, the Fugees collaborator and creative force alongside Wyclef Jean, whose impact on hip-hop and culture continues to resonate following his passing at 50.

Next, we examine an AJC report on Elon “Butts” Osby and the ongoing national conversation around reparations, exploring how local leadership, history, and policy intersect.

We close the livestream with reflection and healing, spotlighting Iyanla Vanzant’s The Inside Fix on OWN—a reminder that accountability begins within.

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In our first episode, we break down the national shock and outrage following the fatal shooting of U.S. citizen Renée Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, a story that has ignited protest and debate across the country.

We also unpack the controversy over Trump’s face appearing on the State Parks pass and the political fallout after Juneteenth and MLK Day were removed from the federal holiday calendar — a move that has stirred strong reactions from communities and leaders alike.

Next, we pivot to entertainment, celebrating Golden Globe wins for Teyana Taylor, Ryan Coogler, and Michael B. Jordan, and preview the upcoming trial of music executive L.A. Reid.

Politics and legacy collide as we discuss new developments involving Hillary and Bill Clinton and their connection to the Jeffrey Epstein files, including what it means for public trust and accountability.

We close on a lighter, uplifting note — sharing a heartwarming story of a family’s joyful visit to Disneyland, reminding us that even in tumultuous times, there’s room for joy and family memories.

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