Felisha and Graham return, starting about the prices of video game systems. Felisha has strong opinions about what colors electronics should be. The two review A Fall From Grace (2020) featuring Crystal Fox, Phylicia Rashad, Bresha Webb and Tyler Perry. They can see that it only took five days and Graham summarizes it. Felisha gets involved with DeGrassi talking about racism and judges the Canadian TV show does a poor job. Graham talks about whether you should get a museum guide. He talks about his Stendahl Syndrome when he saw Michelangelo's Pieta in Rome. Graham IDK returns with a new phrase. Corgi Corner includes arguments about the amount of fur two corgis can generate. Felish waxes poetic about the donuts from Long's Bakery in Indianapolis. Graham somehow avoids losing Black Card Revoked. Contact them at [email protected]

Felisha attempts to trap Graham by talking about Travis Scott's new partnership with McDonald's. Graham counters by offering him a slot on the show. The pair get their passports back and Graham prepares for the Felisha Nayomie Johnson section of the museum. The pair talk about the movie Circle (2015), directed and written by Aaron Hann and Mario Miscione. Felisha talks about the meet that almost was. The pair revisit WAP by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion after listener comments. Graham reviews Honor Before Glory: The Epic World War II Story of the Japanese American GIs Who Rescued the Lost Battalion. Felisha breaks out Black Card Revoked and proves Graham never had a black card. Corgi Corner makes a return with weird hair. Boeing the corgi loses a fight. The new section, where Felisha talks about words Graham doesn't know on Urban Dictionary, debuts. Suggest a name for the segment or just contact us at [email protected]. 

Felisha and Graham talk about their trip to an undisclosed location in Pennsylvania. Corgis make raids on dinners and are lauded by Graham for their portability. Graham muses about the beauty of states with terrain other than "flat." Felisha successfully hunts down the rare Pokemon Bouffalant. Graham and Felisha discover that corgis and floating docks don't mix very well. Felisha is still awed by the ice cream from a local grill. Graham strikes hard in the unfought sprinkles versus jimmies debacle. Felisha has trouble floating on a giant rubber duck. Felisha develops her theory that snorkeling is being in a shark's fridge. Felisha headfakes a review of Project Power. They review House of Wax (2005) with Chad Michael Murray, Paris Hilton and Elisha Cuthbert. Graham forgets who Keanu Reeves is. Email us at [email protected]

Please note: This is more cut up than usual as stretches were lost to audio bugs. Sorry.

Felisha and Graham start off with Felisha overjoyed by 90's black sitcoms coming to Netflix. Graham gets confused over who, exactly, Brandy is. The name of the fullhousereviewed.com website escapes Graham. Both are overjoyed by Black Lady Sketch show. Go over the differences between Avatar: The Last Airbender and Legends of Korra. Graham recommends The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket. Felisha returns to Urban Dictionary despite Graham's protests. Richard's meme about gang gang and Stitch from Lilo and Stitch confuses both of them. Graham has to learn what, exactly, "Bad Bitch" refers to. Seven Samurai and Stalker get compared. AMC opens up. Both enjoy Netflix's Home Game. Felisha recalls the worst parents of athletes. They recall a visit to a Little League game in Effingham, Illinois. Felisha loses it about people wearing beanies in the summer. Email us at [email protected]

Felisha and Graham get caught up in the discussion over the WAP music video. Graham forgets a famous rapper. The couple tries to figure out how life would be like with wild animals wandering around. Is lacrosse taking over from football? Sport bubbles return. Graham learns what a battie is. Graham rails against Urban Dictionary as Felisha tries to use it. Magikarp shines make nerds mad somehow.

Felisha and Graham celebrate her birthday, talking about how aging is different for athletes. We go over the results of Pokemon Go Fest and how Felisha needs to get a million shinies. Graham reminiscences about Pikacheeks, a very clever Pikachu costume. Felisha goes on about shiny Alolan Marowaks. Both realize they grew up without pokemon in their lives. The two review Fatal Affair (2020), starring Nia Long and Omar Epps. Felisha discovers actors have bad running form and someone out there needs to explain how to deal with black hair at night. Felisha admits she couldn't get through Piranaha 3D (2010), starring, somehow, Richard Dreyfuss and Ving Rhames. Graham reviews the 900 Days, the Siege of Leningrad, by Harrison Salisbury. Felisha comes to terms with the upcoming track and field season. Both plan their next day and what dog to get to replace Boeing when it comes to it. Graham complains about Audible.

Felisha expresses her deep love for vans and tiny houses, confusing Graham. Going from a $500 night room to a $40 a night room at the Olympic Trials has still scarred Felisha. Graham explains why humans can ruin beautiful places like Kua Bay, Hawaii, and what everyone needs to do to stop it. For some reason we talk over Seven in Heaven (2018) which both agree was deeply flawed. Felisha compares the current NBA Bubble to her experiences at the Rio Olympics. Graham reviews Five Mistakes Every Investor Makes and How to Avoid Them by Peter Mallouk.

Felisha accuses Graham of failing to protect her properly from a late-night visitor. Graham counters she's still alive, so whatever. We talk about what drug testing is like when the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) is visiting you all the time and at all times. Graham discovers a new Russian plot against the US Olympic Team. The two review the movie The Black Room (2017) and have wildly different opinions on the horror/comedy film. Both explain how living in a 97 degree house is not really a wise option. More corgi news when Felisha accuses the dogs of being murderers and Graham explains their bizarrely superior digestion systems. And if you needed to know about gym etiquette, Felisha lays it all out.

We're back again after a visit to Indianapolis' prime museum in its opening week. Felisha talks about the upcoming season for U.S. Track and Field and how it's complicated her training. Graham reviews Hell Hawks! The Untold Story of the American Fliers Who Savaged Hitler's Wehrmacht. We also talk about the complexities of naming COVID-19. And did you know Felisha has strong opinions on Avatar: The Last Airbender. We also go over the Dark Tower and the Lone Ranger. Contact us at [email protected].

Felisha Johnson and Graham return to talk about videogames, books and preview the Eiteljorg. For those not from Indianapolis, the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art is a small museum covering, well, what the name of the museum says. We preview our eventual visit (check back next week) and talk about some highlights of the collection. Also, Cyberpunk 2077, Cyberpunk Red and Shadowrun appear somehow. Don't miss the latest corgi update, either, including Chase the Felisha, the number one indoor sport of the Covid-19 era. Felisha expounds on Jacqui Briggs' hair while Graham is lost how Nightwolf still exists in the year 2020. Get in contact at [email protected], social at dytpod. Felisha, as always, is at Fefe_J247.