In this throwback episode from July 2019, comedian, Kathy Griffin talks to Clay about her documentary, "Kathy Griffin: A Hell of a Story" and overcoming the backlash she received from the media and political world. 

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In this throwback episode, Clay gives the history of the Tulsa Race Massacre that took place in Oklahoma and reparations. 

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In this throwback episode of Black Trivia Quiz from April 2019, contestants Kenrya Rankin & Akiba Solomon answer questions about pop culture, history, and more! 

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In this episode of Clay Cane Extended, Clay interviews exoneree, Joe Ligon (March 24, 2021) who spent 68 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit. 

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In this episode, Clay Cane and Reecie Colbert play a game of "Am I Trippin?" (by Reecie Colbert) and discuss whether or not fans are trippin for a celebrity not taking a picture with them when out in public. 

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In this throwback episode, Sherri Shepherd talks about parenting a teenager, her health challenges, and what she's doing to maintain a better health lifestyle. 

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In this episode of Exonerated, Clay Cane talks with Exoneree, Desmond Ricks who was wrongfully convicted of a murder he did not commit in Detroit, Michigan in 1992. The police seized a gun that belonged to Ricks' mother and said it was the murder weapon. Ricks, claiming his innocence, said the police framed him by switching the bullets and withholding evidence. Ricks was released from prison in 2007. 

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