On May 16, 2025, 3 year old Conrad Ashcraft, a nonverbal child with autism, tragically died at Poppy’s Playhouse 2 daycare in Park Hills, Missouri. His family alleges that daycare staff used forceful restraint methods such as applying pressure with their legs and covering him with a weighted blanket to compel him to sleep. Conrad was reportedly left unattended for hours before being discovered lifeless when his mother arrived to pick him up.

Update on Kyren Lacy 💔

The story of former LSU wide receiver Kyren Lacy is still sending shockwaves through Louisiana and beyond.

Back in December 2024, a tragic car crash in Lafourche Parish took the life of 78-year-old Herman Hall. Police accused Lacy of causing the crash after allegedly passing several cars in a no passing zone but his attorney released new video showing he may not have been the cause at all.

Just days before a grand jury hearing that could’ve cleared his name, Kyren tragically died by apparent suicide in April 2025. 💔

Now, as new footage continues to surface, many are left questioning the full truth — and whether Kyren’s death could’ve been prevented if he had received real justice and support.

🕊️ Rest in peace, Kyren Lacy. You deserved truth, not tragedy.

#JusticeForKyrenLacy #SayHisName #LSU #TruthMatters

The official autopsy ruled Trey’s death a suicide, but his family isn’t convinced. A second autopsy found blunt force trauma to the back of his head raising serious questions. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is demanding all video footage be released. Trey deserves truth, transparency, and justice. 🕊️ #JusticeForTreyReed #SayHisName #DeltaStateUniversity

🕊️ Justice for Trey Reed

A second, independent autopsy of Demartravion “Trey” Reed, the 21 year old Delta State University student found hanging from a tree on campus, has revealed blunt force trauma to the back of his head, contradicting the initial ruling of suicide. This independent examination was funded by Colin Kaepernick’s “Know Your Rights Camp Autopsy Initiative” and is supported by civil rights attorney Ben Crump. . 🖤

##JusticeForTreyReed##SayHisName##DeltaStateUniversity##WeNeedAnswers##blacklivesmattermovement

Civilians, activists, and officials are calling for transparency and justice. Everyone’s watching closely as the investigation unfolds. Stay alert, stay informed.#TreyReed #CoryZukatis #MississippiLynching

Charlie Kirk may have preached his way of patriotism, but true patriotism starts with truth and peace. That doesn’t seem to make the speech list. Do you think leaders like Kirk prioritize peace, or just talking points? Let’s get real.”

In this episode, a panel of voices come together to talk about Charlie Kirk his rise, his rhetoric, the fallout and ask the tough question: can hate ever be met with reason? Expect competing perspectives on what his message meant, how it landed (and misses), and whether civil discourse still has space in these times. No conclusions forced, just a conversation about what hate looks like, why it spreads, and whether it’s possible to pull it back.

Charlie Kirk’s shocking assassination has sent shockwaves through the MAGA movement. In this episode, I speak about how some supporters are responding with anger, calls for vengeance, and escalating rhetoric, while others mourn and decry political violence. From congressional statements to media backlash and social media controversies, we explore the dangerous intersection of grief and extremism, and what it means for a nation already on edge.

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses political violence and controversial reactions.