The team returns just in time to discuss the Tax Bill that has signed into Law by the Trump. We talk about the different changes and how we perceive the changes will effect us. As three different perspectives gather their thoughts (single, married with child, married towards retirement)
We split off and start talking about voting and why is it so hard for people to vote or vote against morality, ethics and morality.
This episode the team sits down and talks about our feelings about the ignorance of Trumps foreign diplomacy at the cost of going to war with North Korea. After another recent rocket launch. More shenanigans from political perverts and the press and once again more Twitter beef from the Donald
The team ends this two part session with opinions on sexual harassment in our society. From the government to the everyday jobs we work at. An interesting discussion even though their are no women in the room to give a first hand account of the disrespectful occurrences, most men never would recognize.
The REPO team recaps the Mueller indictments as well as discuss why there is a difference between white terrorist activity defined by the media and people of color (muslims, african americans and latino,,etc) that are seen as born criminals or people that should not be allowed into our country.
With this episode the REPO team talks about the craziest issues that came out from the previous week from The Donna Brazile, Rand Paul, Trump as a toddler or what Rex stated. A f**kin Moron and election results.
This last episode of the 3 part series finishes our conversation with gun control and the mass shootings in Vegas. The question is, why does the media, law enforcement and government officials never see outside of the typical profile of muslims, african americans and latinos. you know we have opinions on that.
This episode, the team continues with our initial talk about the political stories of the week but leads us into the supreme court ready to debate the gerrymandering issue and the tragedy that is Puerto Rico
This episode the team starts this 3 part episode with a world and country in uncertainty. We speak to the issues our president has made issues out of petty squabbles and Ego driven decisions. Here's part 1
We continue our Political turmoil Podcast with multiple threats that keeps us on our toes and more involved in our communities. We touch the Democratic party lack of clear leadership. Local resources, The threat of imminent war with North Korea and thoughts of the political climate that makes us so unsure of our place in the world.
We start this episode with the issues we finished off with hurricane Harvey now we are facing a closer threat with Hurricane Irma Jose and Maria. What do you do to prepare, you thoughts on the role of government and the turmoil we live in under this new regime.
The team returns to talk about what the nation is going through when it comes to government services being reduced based on the Trumps appointments to these key positions (EPA, HLS, FEMA, NOAH,Department of Defense) and to finish our discussion from part 1
The team talks about what the nation is going through when it comes to government services being reduced based on the Trumps appointments to these key positions (EPA, HLS, FEMA, NOAH,Department of Defense) We look at how this continues to happen when we thought we learned from the flooding last year as well as the Katrina incident during the Bush administration.
On this podcast the team discusses the political backlash and the televised protest of the Neo Nazis, KKK and the Alt right that had a family reunion in Charlottesville Virginia. The shock and confusion of seeing white people in America march about taking back their America and disgracing other races and minorities. Yeah we had to talk about this.
With our inaugural episode Eric Carr and Chaz Jenkins talk with me about region politics as well as awareness of our political situation as it feels in the PG area, DC area, Atlanta area and the outside of the perimeter of Atlanta. We start this series with expressing our experiences from our area as well as what we perceive to be issues to address.
