Corona LaShay DaVirus

from Soul Glitch · host Floyd Wilson

In this episode Naomi and Deon discuss the Corona virus and its impact on black people. March and April babies, NO BIRTHDAY FOR YOU! The Mega church Pastor who shuns social distancing. Natural selection. New Orleans high infection rate. Corona virus prison release policy and why black people should be concerned. The Corona stimulus package and Howard University’s cut! The various quarantine parties. Erykah Badu’s vagina. Popeyes Chicken and Chill. The Georgia Guide stones and Janet Jackson vs Sade.

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