This week on Black Out we covered everything from culture to global politics. We had a real conversation about work ethic, breaking down the perceived differences between Black Americans and Mexicans in the workforce and what really drives success — culture, opportunity, immigration mentality, or systemic barriers. We also dove into Venezuela’s evolving relationship with the United States and what it could mean for oil, sanctions, and the future of global power.

From there we shifted into lifestyle and demographics. Why are more men having fewer children? Is it financial pressure, shifting gender roles, or changing priorities? We also had an honest conversation about toxic relationships in your 60s and 70s — proving that age doesn’t automatically bring emotional maturity. And we tackled a major health issue: is the American food system slowly destroying us? We discussed processed foods, chronic illness, and the corporate influence behind what ends up on our plates.

We closed the episode by breaking down RFK’s thoughts on the World Economic Forum and what his stance says about today’s political climate. Culture, economics, relationships, health, and global power — all in one unfiltered conversation. Tap in and join the debate.

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