In this episode Majestic and Justice return to the realities of the week that was in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmad Arbery. Protesters are in the streets demonstrating and disrupting the day to day comfort of those that would silence them as we record. We felt it was best to look over what has happened and how we are sitting with all of this. We move through the world in the ways we do and we wanted to bring you into ongoing thoughts we share. Please take the best part for yourself.

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Beverly HIlls, Buckhead, Soho

How Cities Offload the Cost of Police

The Price of Defunding Police

Pentagon Disarms the National Guard

21st Century Policing Report

8 Can’t Wait

NFL Wrong for Not Listening to Players

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In today’s episode I sit with Royal Harris. It is my belief that communities need ambassadors. Someone from the community that has the understanding, drive and awareness to plug you in. Royal is that dude in my opinion. Always a good talk and willing to let you know what you need to know. We move through topics from fatherhood to serving the community in this episode. Please enjoy. Peace

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When we taped this episode it was a week or so prior to the Black Thought delivering the freestyle performance of decade and the passing of Combat Jack Reggie Osse. On the first Black Thought speaks for himself, but I feel his performance shortly affirms my point of view. On the great Combat Jack I just wanted to send our respects to his family and friends. I was a fan of his work and looked forward to the day that maybe I could have him sit with me for a discussion about his life and his perspectives on manhood. Condolences and respects to all who knew him and thank you for what you did for the culture Combat.