In this episode of Urban View Mornings, hosts Lamont King and Shawna Renee kick off the show with a lighthearted discussion about the tradition of not wearing white after Labor Day, diving into its elitist origins and how fashion rules have evolved over time. As they share personal anecdotes about past Halloweens and homecoming seasons, the conversation transitions into Shawna's exciting new venture into DJing, where she recounts her first lesson and the diverse group of students she’s learning alongside. The duo also reflects on the upcoming 25th anniversary of September 11th, discussing the emotional weight of the day and its lasting impact on American society. They touch on the complexities surrounding memorials and the current political landscape, emphasizing the importance of remembering those lost and the collective trauma experienced. Listeners are encouraged to call in with their thoughts on various topics, including the recent poll revealing widespread belief in government corruption across party lines. The episode delves into the implications of this sentiment and the challenges of uniting against common issues. As the discussion unfolds, Lamont and Shawna tackle the contentious topic of bike lanes in urban areas, exploring the ongoing battle between cyclists and drivers, and the societal perceptions surrounding them.