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Is American civility a facade and if so where are the uprisings?  In this episode I ponder what is in store in the near and distant future for American social cohesion (or lack there of).

In this episode I run through some of the big headlines of the week including CNN's interview with the Proud Boys leader Enrique Tario as well as the shortage in semiconductors that is affecting electronics production around the world. #politics #biden #china #semiconductors #tario #proudboys 

Back and re-energized after an extended hiatus. In this episode I talk about the Rush Limbaugh, the natural disaster and energy crisis in Texas and give a preview of what's to come with a new program focused on international events and politics. Stay tuned yall!

Joining me on this episode is Blow from the Blackground Noise podcast to discuss #work-ethic, #white-women #Mandingo fantasies and my #African war-lord uncle.

In this episode HK and Malik join to discuss what's happening with the U.S. Postal Service, Russia's COVID vaccine, Kamala Harris, eating raw meat and predictions for the final 3rd of a chaotic year. Get your ka-nife ready!

Fooly Magooly and Mazin join the podcast to chat about spiritual foundations, social trauma, scape goats and blaming Mexicans for tomato prices.

In this episode I return to the subject of The Hill Rising's news pundit Saggar Enjeti. This time in an interview with Joe Rogan he lets his far right freak flag fly and we get a peak into his boring standard Republican grift. 

We are living in historic times! In this episode I discuss why the recent mass protests around the country are different than any other social unrest that we have experienced in this country. It's deeper than George Floyd! 

In this episode Mr. K joins for some light discussion on growing up in rural white America. We get into what it's like being a black immigrant as well as a dash of conspiracy theory.

Jaythort joins the podcast to discuss the impact of COVID19 on nonprofit and charity organizations as well as what we can expect in regards to political leadership during this pandemic.