Named after the police dispatch code for a civil disturbance, we’re here to disturb the conversation and speak on civil injustice!
In light of Cheslie Kryst’s tragic death, Basia and Kyle converse about the impact of our constant need to be productive and its impact on mental health.
In honor of her passing, Basia and Kyle talk about Betty White’s extensive career of firsts and how you can get involved in the #bettywhitechallenge.
In the spirit of holiday giving, Kyle talks about a few different organizations and fundraisers that listeners should know about this holiday season!
Kyle and Basia have a conversation about the plethora of Black artists and producers who work behind the scenes to catapult others’ successes.
It’s so important to give during the holiday season and recognize communities who are less fortunate!! Basia and Kyle provide different organizations and fundraisers for all listeners to support in any way.
Incarceration is the state of being imprisoned; many Black Americans are incarcerated in comparison to other racial groups. Basia and Kyle discuss the differences in policing toward Black people and how it has continued the legacy of slavery.
Aspects of Hinduism have been used inappropriately in western culture for years. Basia and Kyle discuss the many examples which can be found and the real meaning of different Hindu facets.
Following the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Basia and Kyle discuss how Black female athletes have been over politicized and feats of the US team in different events.
Both being high school seniors, Basia and Kyle talk about how college is often promoted as the only option for high schoolers and the certain restrictions placed on students in school buildings.