The crew breaks down the major antitrust verdict that found Live Nation and Ticketmaster operated as an illegal monopoly, a decision that could reshape the live‑music industry after states proved fans were overcharged and competitors were squeezed out—a ruling that follows years of complaints from artists and consumers alike. The conversation then turns inward with the Question of the Day: Does having a racial preference for who your child dates make you racist? Drawing from listener calls and real‑world examples, the discussion reflects what research shows—that people often default to familiarity when imagining relationships, even as interracial dating continues to rise and challenge long‑held assumptions about race, identity, and bias.

The episode also features The Militant Man Jamal Kingsley, who delivers sharp, satirical commentary exposing how racism hides in everyday symbolism, language, and “normal” traditions, urging listeners to question what they’ve been taught to overlook. Jasmine Sanders wraps things up with a reality check on five medical myths we still believe, debunking ideas like eating at night automatically causing weight gain, cold weather making you sick, turkey being responsible for the “itis,” reading in low light ruining your eyes, and the claim that we only use 10% of our brains—myths modern medical research has repeatedly proven wrong.

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Jasmine Sanders wraps things up with a reality check on five medical myths we still believe, debunking ideas like eating at night automatically causing weight gain, cold weather making you sick, turkey being responsible for the “itis,” reading in low light ruining your eyes, and the claim that we only use 10% of our brains—myths modern medical research has repeatedly proven wrong.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The episode also features The Militant Man Jamal Kingsley, who delivers sharp, satirical commentary exposing how racism hides in everyday symbolism, language, and “normal” traditions, urging listeners to question what they’ve been taught to overlook.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.