Amanda Seales, TJ, and Supreme start the show off with Blackurate News and head to California, where a controversial vote recently upheld the legality of certain forms of forced labor, sparking a nationwide debate. Then, we go Black Around the World to Mozambique, where the army—originally deployed to disperse election protesters—has now joined citizens in their fight against alleged election fraud. And on a lighter note, Ice T stops by to share his seasoned advice on why rap beefs might be better left in the past.

Later, it’s time to get things off our chests in Voting and Venting, where Amanda and listeners take to the phone lines to discuss their frustrations surrounding the recent presidential elections and local voting issues. In today’s Big Up Let Down, a Utah man earns praise for creatively tackling the problem of porch pirates, while a toy company faces backlash after a mistyped URL on their packaging directed kids to adult content. It's a packed episode with everything from thoughtful insights to unexpected laughs.

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Big Up Goes To Thinking Inside The Box

A man in Utah decided to find a creative solution to fighting porch pirates.

Let Down Goes To A Wicked Marketing Team

A toy company has gotten themselves in a mess after the misprinted a URL on their toy packaging that led children to a Rated X adult entertainment site.

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After being sent to disperse protesters, videos now show the Mozambique army supporting and protecting citizens as they protest alleged election fraud.

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It’s time for – voting and venting! This is your opportunity (and mine) to vent about anything related to voting – contemplating who should get your vote. Vexed about certain laws being voted on in your city? We wanna hear about it! It’s time to vent. Let’s go to the phone lines.

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Amanda Seales, Supreme, and TJ dive into Trump’s bold promises for his first day in office, giving listeners insight into the plans he says he'll implement immediately if elected. A neurologist then breaks down the impact of alcohol on the brain, offering an informative look at its effects. Later, They touch on Trick Daddy rejecting the term “African American.”

In State of the States, Amanda Seales reports from Nebraska, where voters recently shot down a proposal to fund private K-12 schools with state money, keeping resources devoted to public schools. And in a special double feature of Big Up Let Down, Amanda highlights the creativity of a man who uncovered a loophole in a rental car's “unlimited” mileage offer and celebrates the monkeys who cleverly escaped a South Carolina research lab. It’s a mix of news, celebration, and unexpected moments that will keep listeners engaged and entertained.

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Here is a list of things that Trump said he plans to do on day 1 if he’s elected.

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Every week, Amanda Seales shares an update on the shadiest bills or positive policies being passed by state legislatures. This week, Amands shares how Nebraska voters decisively rejected a proposal to fund private K-12 schools with state money, choosing instead to keep those funds for public schools.

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It's a double big up today!

The First Big Up goes to taking big corporations up on their unlimited offer. A man was almost arrested for finding a loop hole in a car rentals limited "unlimited" deal.

The Second Big Up goes to the monkeys who escaped from a research lab in South Carolina.

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