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Anthony & Josh are back at the table to discuss the continued fallout from the Astroworld tragedy, Aaron Rodgers’ mea culpa and Letitia Wright’s potential bag fumble on Black Panther 2. Finally they discuss the bizarre story of Nike executive Larry Miller who murdered someone as a 16 year old.

We're back at the table! This week we welcome Artist/Curator, Michael Ewing to the show for a fascinating conversation about art in the metaverse. We also discuss the tragic events at the Astroworld concert and why you shouldn't take Covid advice from noted "expert", Aaron Rodgers.

Anthony & Josh discuss Netflix's Dave Chappelle problem, the NBA's Kyrie Irving problem, and the NFL's Jon Gruden problem.

Anthony and Josh reflect on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, discuss the continued chicanery of TX Gov. Greg Abbott, the California gubernatorial election, and reflect on the loss of the actor Michael K. Williams. They also try to understand CBS' new reality TV show for activists.

Anthony & Josh discuss the slew of awful bills that went into effect in Texas Sept. 1, the "beef" between Kanye and Drake, and whether or not a South African fashion designer is a bit too forward with his design aesthetic.

After a two week break we are back at the table. We discuss Hurricane Ida's impact, the end of the Afghanistan War, Greg Abbott's Covid foolishness, Anthony agrees to do the Milk Crate Challenge, and we once again share news from the set of Black Panther 2. We got a lot for you so sit back and enjoy!

After a summer break we're back! We catch up on some of the news we missed including: our thoughts on Kanye's comeback, DaBaby conducting a master class in fumbling the bag, exciting news for Black Panther 2, and the battle over mask mandates as our kids return to school.

One of our good friends, Casey Fleming, joins us at the table to discuss her recent Op-Ed in the Houston Chronicle about why she teaches Critical Race Theory (CRT) in her classes.

Friend of the Show Marlon Hall joins us at the table to discuss his work with the Greenwood Art Project.

Anthony sits down with artist and filmmaker Brian Ellison to discuss the work he's doing in his native Tulsa and his creative process.

Anthony and Josh discuss the idea of remembering- Who gets to remember? Who/What gets remembered?

Anthony & Josh discuss the 1921 Tulsa Massacre.