In this weeks episode, Israel opens up about what fatherhood truly means to him: the weight, the honor, the impact. We then confront the harsh realities of father absence, supported by sobering statistics on crime, education, mental health, and generational cycles. Finally, we shift to the national conversation; breaking down the numbers behind illegal immigration and deportation in America. Who's getting deported, who isn't, and what the data tells us about race, policy, and public perception. We close out the episode with our song of the day, and a shout out to all the real dads out there making it happen. You could have been anywhere in the world, but you're here with me. Happy Father's Day!

Welcome back! Its men's mental health awareness month, and Israel talks all things concerning mens mental health. He also discusses the firing of Coach Thibs, and shares his picks for the new Knicks head coach. He reviews Lil' Wayne's "The Carter VI" album, an office mishap, and asks the question of the day. He also plays the song of the day, and much, much more. You could have been anywhere in the world, but you're here with me. Thank you for tuning in!

You could have been anywhere in the world, but you're here with me! In the debut episode, Israel kicks things off with his thoughts on the Knicks' heartbreaking collapse and what it means for the future of the franchise. He also pays tribute to the 20th anniversary of Common's iconic Be album; breaking down its impact and legacy. The "Song of the Day" sets the tone, while he discusses the struggles of being the father to a son who plays travel sports. Finally, the episode wraps with the "Question of the Day": How long do you wait before it's officially a clip and dip situation? Thank you for tuning in!