After several days of agony sitting in front of the television as election results poured in, the United States has named Joe Biden as President-Elect and Kamala Harris is now the first woman named Vice President-Elect. Although the country has decided, the Trump administration and its supporters refuse to accept the results despite 4 years of telling their political opponents to do the same. As this rollercoaster of a year nears its end, it's still quite possible we have not seen the worst of 2020. COVID cases are rising and there's no telling what Trump might do next. In this episode, the guys share their reactions to the election, the significance of Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris' historic moment and what this means for all of us heading into 2021 and beyond.

With the 2020 Presidential Election on the horizon, it's imperative for us to discuss the weight of our vote and recognize the importance of letting our voices be heard. It cannot be overstated how vital our role in this country's success is and for that reason, among others, we must require more out of politicians to gain our vote. To explore what all of this means, we invite Christian D. Green back to the podcast to discuss what's on the ballot in November and the ways we can hold our elected officials accountable beyond the general election.

Code switching and African American Vernacular English -- commonly referred to as ebonics -- are common among members in the black community as they navigate the intricacies of their worlds. In this episode, we discuss scenarios that call for each of these adjustments and the ways they influence our lives.