Political talk from the millennial perspective. Three different perspectives from 3 areas from the United states that effects people in general. We speak to the politics of our areas and the areas we are exposed to. The podcast team of Eric Carr from the DMV (DC, Maryland and Virginia) Chaz Jenkins from the ATL and I (Bougie Black Brother) try to make sense out of this crazy political climate while challenging each other for solutions and actions.

Favorite Tracks

• Stimulus checks and where are we going with our economy?

   

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    The team returns and gets into the impact of the Stimulus checks. How will our economy adjust and will our country collapse soon with the more we charge to the federal credit card. Also, should some businesses survive and should some businesses deserve to survive?

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• THE IMPACT OF THE CORONA VIRUS ON AFRICAN AMERICANS AND LOW INCOME AREAS

   

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    We start our podcast off with why are more black people dying of COVID than any other race. Then we discuss our views about why the lack of education and medical care is causing a huge disparity of deaths from COVID 19. Also are we looking to use this time to better yourself.

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• HOW WILL MILLENNIALS BE REMEMBERED DURING THEIR ERA

   

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    This episode a question is raised on with the different generations that lived through World Wars, Vietnam, Civil rights and assassinations. What will Millennials be remembered for other than avocado toast as well as entitlement during a time when chaos inner nation is overwhelming.

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• HOW MUCH MONEY WILL THE CORONA VIRUS COST THE AMERICAN PAST TIME?

   

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    During this episode E brings up the sacred cow for Americans. College Football. What happens if we don’t have these big sports events. We also jump into how will businesses change how they will do business without the extra overhead and salaries, Will everything reset or will we just go back to the way we were?

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• LIFE AFTER THE CORONA VIRUS PART I

   

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    The team returns with some perspective about the current conditions and how this pandemic will change the way we travel, the health care system, social gatherings, and the unintentional effect of cleaner air since there isn’t a lot of air traffic and road traffic of gas powered vehicles.

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