EPISODE · Oct 13, 2021 · 34 MIN
Episode 29: Too many weirdos
from Complex Ignorance · host Corporate Will & Drew
On this episode the brothers discuss the increase in people being caught with guns at the airport, a new study that suggests black people are imprisoned at a rate 5 times more than white people(we really didn't need a new study to tell us this), the Miya Marcano situation, how this story actually happens a lot more than known, and more.
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