In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Dowd-Arrow and Brett Cross discuss the releasing of body cam footage and phone calls from Uvalde, Uziyah’s birthday, and the fictions people tell themselves about good guys and guns.

In this week’s episode, Dr. Benjamin Dowd-Arrow and Brett Cross talk to Shaundelle Brooks, who lost her son, Akilah DaSilva, on April 22, 2018 at a mass shooting in a Waffle House in Tennessee. Akilah was a computer engineer and musician. He rapped under the pseudonym Natrix Dream, and his music can be found on many platforms. Since, that tragic event, Brooks has risen up to challenge the gun lobby and career politicians and currently is running for a State House seat in District 60. She can be found on social media, including Instagram and TikTok, as @natrixdreammom.

In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Dowd-Arrow and Brett Cross talk with lawyer, activist, and comedian, Elizabeth Booker Houston, about the murder of her brother John. They discuss police failings, powerful connections, and other barriers to justice in the now cold case. They end the episode discussing social media activism, the Supreme Court’s latest decisions, and the sudden shift in the Democratic Party’s leadership.

In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Dowd-Arrow and Brett Cross talk with Amber Starr about the murder of her father, Stephen Starr, by a man who stalked her. With special guest host Steve (Facts Still Matter on TikTok). Trigger Warning: some of the discussion may be disturbing to some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.

In this episode, Dr. Benjamin Dowd-Arrow and Brett Cross talk about the death of Garrett Foster with his mother, Sheila Foster, and widow, Whitney Mitchell. Garrett was murdered while attending a Black Lives Matter event in Austin by a racist extremist. Despite being found guilty of premeditated murder, the murderer was ultimately pardoned by Governor Greg Abbott because the Governor of Texas sympathized with the murderer’s racist ideologies.

On the inaugural episode, Dr. Benjamin Dowd-Arrow talks to his co-host Brett Cross about Uvalde. With special guest Phillip Kennedy Johnson.