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It's our twenty-sexyth episode and we cannot believe WW3 is looming. Digo's report is about the Second Lines/Jazz Funerals of New Orleans. Caleb's lesson plan covers New York's hip hop group: Run-DMC, and the bad boys from Boston: Aerosmith, and their collaboration on "Walk this Way" written by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry.

It's our eleventh episode and we’re anxious. It’s election week and we nervous. Digo is in Costa Rica, and Caleb in the states. For our opening talk we reminisced about Caleb's vacation trip to Costa Rica, and to see Digo down there.  Caleb told Digo about the unforgettable Nat King Cole. Digo then told Caleb about the savage, dangerous and vile family known as the Sacklers and their journey through the f****d up legal system in the states.

It's our twelfth episode and our first episode of 2021! Digo is back in the USA and yes, Caleb & Digo have already gone to Popeyes. Caleb told Digo about the legendary sitar musician Ravi Shankar. Digo then told Caleb about the many languages of India and the murder of Aarushi Talwar.

It's our thirteenth episode and we're already looking around for that 2021 return packaging. Digo told Caleb about the stupid yet dangerous Proud Boys terrorist group and Caleb told Digo about the princess of pop, Ms. Britney Spears and her classic "...Baby One More Time."

It's our fourteenth episode and we're thinking the OJ trial had a better chance to convict than the Trump impeach trial ever did. SMH. Digo talked about how people of color get less attention than whites when they go missing and Caleb talked about the famous American folk-rock duo Simon & Garfunkel and their hit "Bridge over Troubled Water" written by Paul Simon.

It's out fifteenth episode and we hope you got your stimulus checks. Digo talked about his close encounter with the Colonial Parkway murder mystery, and Caleb talked about the famous all-female vocal group Labelle and their glam rock classic "Lady Marmalade" written by Bob Crewe and Kenny Nolan.

It's our sixteenth episode and Costa Rica has hit the rainy season ya'll. Digo's report is about the newest addition to crimes against humanity: Ecocide. Caleb talked about the Queen of Rock & Roll,  the singer, the songwriter, and the actress Tina Turner and her 1984 hit "What's Love Got to Do with It" written by Terry Britten & Graham Lyle.

It's our seventeenth episode and who's ready for Lockdown Season 2? The pandemic is real ya'll. Keep on wearing them masks. Digo's report is about May Day and the long history of the international festival that later married with the worker's movement in the early 20th century. Caleb talked about the English pop rock band Tears for Fears and their 1985 hit "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" written by Roland Orzabal, Ian Stanley, and Chris Hughes.

It's our eighteenth episode and we want to thank all of our new followers and listeners! Digo's report is about the current crisis in Israel/Palestine. Caleb talked about the American singer-songwriter Marvin Gaye and his iconic 1971 hit "What's Going On" written by Al Cleveland, Renaldo Benson, & Marvin Gaye. P.S. Digo also covered Marvin Gaye's tragic murder in Season 1, Episode 4: TLC & Marvin Gaye.

It's our nineteenth episode and Digo is back in the states! Digo's report is about the Florida Everglades and murder of Bobby Kent. Caleb talked about the American singer, songwriter, actress and activist Cyndi Lauper and her signature 1983 track "Time After Time" written by Cyndi Lauper & Rob Hyman.

It's our twentieth episode and yes: now that Digo is back in the states, Caleb & Digo have gone out to Popeyes. Digo's report is about the Zoot Suit Riots in Los Angeles. Caleb talked about the American hip hop duo Outkast and their #1 hit (and one of the greatest songs of the 2000s) "Hey Ya!" written & produced by André 3000.

It's our twenty-first episode and Digo is ready for them Popeyes chicken nuggets. Billionaires are in space, and honestly...just stay up there. Digo's report is about Freedom Summer and the murders of James Chaney, Andrew Goodman & Michael Schwerner (Mississippi Burning murders). Caleb's lesson plan is about the American singer, songwriter, actress, and dancer [DRUM ROLL PLEASE]: Janet Damita Jo Jackson (or Miss Jackson if you nasty) and her #1 hit "Rhythm Nation" written by Janet Jackson, James Harris III, & Terry Lewis.