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THIS WEEK: Did you hear about the schoolteacher named Barney who thought he could rob a Mexican cartel? That dude is dumb as FUCK! We'll tell you ALL about it. Let's also discuss... - Why are the cops in Minnesota killing so many Black folks? - Why do YOU care so much whether I get vaccinated? - How can Hip-Hop help Black Rob? - Should activists be paid for their activism? - Why aren't there more police officers like Cariol Horne? - What will happen if Derek Chauvin is not convicted? Among other things... PRESS PLAY!!!!!

THIS WEEK: Did you know the U.S. Capital wasn't always in Washington, D.C., or that the Supreme Court shared space in the Capitol Building for almost 50 years? How about that the White House Press Briefing room used to be an indoor swimming pool? Jared spoke with journalist, historian and Senior Editor at National Review, Richard Brookhiser to explain how Washington D.C. was chosen as the nation's capital. The Director of Public Programs and Chief Guide for the U.S. Capitol Historical Society, Steve Livengood gave Jared a tour of the building where he works every day. FOX's White House Correspondent, Jon Decker spends a lot of time at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and explains the evolution of the White House, how it got its name and more. FOX's Washington Correspondent, Rachel Sutherland sat down with FOX's Supreme Court Producer, Bill Mears to discuss the history and traditions of the highest court in the land.

THIS WEEK: Did "Be Water" belong on ESPN? What was your game like in middle school? Why Terry Crews STAY sayin' some sucka shit? How do fake titties feel? What does "defund the police" even mean? Why do people watch funerals on TV? What's up with foot fetishes? Buttsex is gross. Among other things... PRESS PLAY!!!

This Week: Did the Liberals win the October election Illegally? More details are starting to emerge. Plus, The flint water crisis, why are we rewarding bad behavior? And we take a look at this year's Superbowl prop bets.

THIS WEEK: Did you know that the cost of using electricity changes throughout the day depending on the level of stress on our grid? In this webisode, Planet Forward talks to Quadlogic Controls Corporation in New York City about how smart meters can save us energy and money. FROM OUR BLOG: Check out PFF Sayre Swarztrauber’s blog post about smart meters and energy management. ALSO: Want to see other ways small businesses are working to de-stress our electricity grid? Duke alumnus David Brewster talks about how his company, EnerNOC, helps drive energy efficiency. FROM OUR NEWSDESK: The results are in! Here are 12 smart grid companies to watch in 2012.

THIS WEEK: Did you know the vegetable oil we use to make our french fries could also power our cars? In this webisode, Planet Forward drops by GreenLight BioFuels’ new plant in Maryland where they’ve been turning cooking waste into biofuel. FROM OUR BLOG: Check out Planet Forward host, Frank Sesno’s blog post about an innovative way to turn landfill trash into sustainable fuel. ALSO: Want to learn more about renewable fuels? President of Shell Oil, John Hofmeister talks about the importance of biofuels in a secure energy future. FROM OUR NEWSDESK: Berkeley scientists are looking into seaweed as a potential fuel source. Find out what they’ve discovered about this underwater alternative. Want to stay up to date with Planet Forward? Click here to subscribe to our email list!