In this week's episode, we discuss the perspectives and some of the controversy surrounding the recent executive order by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on banning mask mandates in public schools.

In this week's episode following the series of protests in Cuba, we discuss the action and inaction being taken by the U.S Government. We also approach the issue from our personal experience with similar events which occurred to our family in Venezuela. 

This week we continue our conversation on education bills passed in the State of Florida and our take on their potential impact and whether they even address the problem they aim to solve.

In this week's episode, we dive into the discussion surrounding the two new objectives passed by the DeSantis Administration on restricting education and forced registration of faculty and students. We examine the potential implications of banning topics such as the 1619 project and critical race theory in Florida as well as our personal opinions on the topics.

On this week's episode we discuss the new Texas Constitutional Carry Law as well as the increase in gun control across other states notably Colorado and their history of mass shootings. We discuss the potential impact and perception of the new laws as well as what gun legislation can mean for different political groups. 

In this week's episode, we examined the passage of Juneteenth following its passage as a national holiday. We look into how the federal holiday came to be, our understanding of some of the impact, and discuss how we celebrate holidays and what Juneteenth means for the country.

On this week's episode, we discuss the problem solvers caucus and the impact of their proposed plan to stop gridlock surrounding the Biden infrastructure deal. We dive into our thoughts on the legislative gridlock, how we think the caucus should approach policy making and our gripes with the power of the party system. 

This week we are back and better than ever. As the debate over whether COVID could have been a lab leak we talk about not just whether it did or didn't but the potential implications either way.