The Class X Podcast

John and Shukri discuss TikTok and what they are currently watching on television.

Shukri and his brother-in-law, Zac, discuss what it's like to fast during the month of Ramadan.

Shukri reviews Netflix's Loudermilk and Cunk on Earth.

John and Shukri discuss the Super Bowl, the NBA playoffs, and a little golf.

Shukri reviews Miss Scarlet and The Duke, and Belgravia. Plus, he discusses why it's hard for shows to reach a large audience in 2024.

Shukri and John discuss painful playoff losses, the importance of momentum, and choking in pressure situations. Plus, both guys give their super bowl predictions.

Shukri discusses how "All Creatures Great and Small" tackles the issue of PTSD.

Shukri discusses the pros and cons of the smart phone and analyzes an NY Times article about switching to a flip phone for a month.

Shukri examines the life of Franklin Roosevelt with a focus on what made him such a great leader.

Shukri discusses the documentary "Bye Bye Barry", which examines the life and unexpected retirement of Barry Sanders.

Shukri discusses the traits of a skilled conversationalist on this episode of The Class X Podcast.

Shukri discusses what the Oakland A's mean to him, and reflects on the connection of this working class team to himself and the fan base of Northern California.

Shukri discusses utopian communities as he reflects on an episode of Morgan Spurlock's show, 30 Days.

Shukri reflects on the values of Humanism as he discusses David Brooks article: A Humanist Manifesto.

Shukri reviews the "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" trilogy.

John and Shukri discuss whether or not men are obsessed with the Roman Empire.

Shukri reviews "A Haunting In Venice" and compares the different approaches to Hercule Poirot.

Shukri explores the recent controversy involving comedian, Hasan Minhaj. Is Minhaj wrong when he exaggerates his involvement in various stand-up stories? Or, is this the nature of comedy? Shukri examines these questions and more on this episode of The Class X Podcast.

Shukri discusses Sean Payton's return to the game of football. Shukri will describe his experience with Payton as a Saints fan, and the characteristics that make Sean Payton a great coach.

John and Shukri discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment.

Shukri discusses how he engages with Malcolm Gladwell's polarizing work.

Shukri reviews Happiness For Beginners. Can a rom-com succeed by incorporating psychology into the central story? Shukri analyzes the film on this episode of The Class X Podcast.

Shukri reflects on his time at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. From the importance of live theatre, to an analysis of Twelfth Night, this podcast explores the importance of Shakespeare and why going to live theatre is vital for individuals who enjoy the arts.

Shukri reviews the book, "Jon Stewart: Angry Optimist" by Lisa Rogak. In this episode, Stewart's life, influence, and incredible connection with the American people will be examined, along with his evolution as an artist.

John and Shukri review the documentary, Stephen Curry: Underrated. Is Curry underrated or properly rated? The Class X guys discuss the documentary and reflect on Stephen Curry's legacy on this episode of The Class X Podcast.