In this week’s episode, Dave and Len dive deep into the headlines shaking up timelines and turning heads.

🔥 They start with the heartbreaking and controversial case of a Georgia Black teen sentenced to 70 years in prison for what many say was self-defense at a Walmart. What really happened, and why is this story getting so much attention?

🕵🏽‍♀️ Then, they unpack the National Park Service’s quiet decision to remove all references to Harriet Tubman from its “Underground Railroad” webpage. What’s going on behind the scenes?

🏊🏽‍♂️ On a high note, the NCAA Championships saw history made as the two fastest swimmers in the meet were Black men: Jordan Crooks and Josh Liendo. Representation in sports just keeps getting deeper.

🎤 Plus, the staff-picked list of the 25 Best Female Rappers of All Time sparks big debate. Who made the cut—and who should have?

📊 And don’t miss Dave’s Corner: Surprising Percentages, where Dave breaks down jaw-dropping stats that’ll leave you questioning everything.

Tune in for bold takes, sharp wit, and a few laughs along the way—it’s Newz and Trendz, where culture meets conversation.

70-Year Sentence for Teen, Harriet Tubman Erased, Black Swimmers Make History, and Top 25 Female Rappers