This past weekend, Star Wars announced a lot of projects during their celebration weekend. We obvious want to talk about it after some ice breakers, so what's new in the galaxy far far away?

The Switch 2 has had a lot of conversation surrounding it, but is it even a smart move right now? We all like or video games and want more. However, can it really justify itself with the constant state of inflation?

A lot of news came out after our last episode, but the most noteworthy by far has been Marvel's cast list for Avengers: Doomsday. There's more cast to be announced later. For now though, what are we thinking?

President of LucasFilms, Kathleen Kennedy, is leaving the position this year. How do we think she did with the series? How will that change their key franchise Star Wars? Also, Stan Lee's assistant posted a kickstarter to release hours of footage on elder abuse in Stan Lee's final years. If he has hours of footage already, why wasn't this released sooner? Why is there a membership tier list up to $8,000? We end things off with the illogical practices of management that lead to things like this.

As we get back in the swing of things, Dan starts off the podcast with the Oscars, Madi shares her strong thoughts and Akeel wonders if it's actor/actresses are graded on the same scale. After, we get into the hardships of the working class and influencers.

Dan has seen the new Captain America movie, so he gives us his take while we discuss the future of the potential future of the new MCU timeline.

After recovering from illness, Dan and Akeel catch up about Kendrick's Halftime show, Marvel's new trailers, Sony's State of Play and minority discrimination.

Stores are removing Diversity Equity Inclusion programs and we find out Trump is the culprit.