NFL's Patriotic America
In this episode, I have invited my friends EJ and Joey to discuss the NFL and their stupid decides regarding players protesting against police brutality and inequality in this country.
And how the message of police brutality and inequality is lost under the siren calls of unpatriotic, un-American, ostracizing propaganda.
Days of Festivals
We are joined with EJ in the studio to discuss a traditional annual celebration that happens here in Brownsville, Texas. According to the entity that organizes this yearly event, the celebration was “born to lift community spirits during difficult times” of the great depression.
In 2018, it was the 81st Anniversary of this bi-national friendship and respect for traditions. During the last days of Charro Days is Sombrero Fest. The weekend where all the music, festival food, friends and family are join together in one park to drink, eat, and have fun as a community.
We discussed the history of Charro Days and Sombrero Fest. What made them different from each other and what to expect if you are not from around here when going to these festivities. During the episode, EJ reminded Patrick of a experience that happened to both of them during a 2004 Charro Day Parade. Due to the surprise story, Patrick invited Joey to provide some clarity to it.