Dylan and Ashley discuss the events around Jacob Black's shooting and Kenosha, Wisconsin's protests in a raw and emotional podcast episode recorded on the anniversary of the March on Washington.
Ashley and Dylan are joined by Miss Black Ohio President Fanchon Page to get her take on the image of black women in America and how we can support and uplift black women's voices.
Dylan and Ashley are joined by NBC4 News Anchor Matt Barnes to talk about how to find the truest news sources and walking the line between being black and being in the media.
Dylan and Ashley are joined by Kelsey Webb of the WNCI Morning Zoo to talk about what white allies can do, teaching white children about racism, and how it's important to listen to learn.
Ashley and Dylan are joined by former Ohio State football player Obie Stillwell to discuss how speaking up on racial injustice can invoke change and why it's important to have patience with people with other perspectives.
Ashley and Dylan are joined by conservative talk show host Daveman of 610 WTVN to discuss what protests may look like to right-leaning individuals and what people who want change can do to help.
In America as We Know It, Ashley Johnson and Dylan Gonzalez acknowledge that the American experience differs for each individual. They aim to bridge gaps between those who live the consequences of racial injustice and those who do not fully understand.