This week, Jarrell tries to explain the situation involving Ms. Netta Joe and Rick Ross's baby mama, Tia Kemp, to Dr. J. Meanwhile, Dr. J attempts to steer the conversation back to a more educated discussion and briefly talks about Kamala Harris's VP pick, Tom Walz.

This week, the fools discuss this reality show called America. Can we please go back to the precedented times?

The Fools discuss various topics this week, but the common theme is that so many people worldwide are ableists, and it's showing. This is from the Netflix documentary "Tell Me You Love Me" and the attacks against Joe Biden.

This week, the fools discuss Tolymory relationships, annoying marketers, and a ridiculous ask-a-fool segment.

During this week's episode, the fools discuss Diddy's apology video, the reality show that is known as politics, and thoughts about a father jumping another man because of their child's actions.

This week the fools delve into the ongoing debate of Drake versus Kendrick, share our thoughts on a teacher's viral TikTok video, and discuss an interesting scenario - what would you do if your partner won big at the casino but now owes taxes?

This week the fools discuss Kendricks Euphoria track and how badly college administrations are failing their students amongst protest across the college landscape.

This week, Dr. J takes a more personal approach to this episode, getting vulnerable about his first-world problems.

What is going on with Rappers? This week the Fools discuss the multiple records of rap beef and diss. In addition, the fools question whether Jerrod Carmichael should have a reality show at this time in his life.

This week the fools discuss two documentaries that has sparked a lot of conversation, "Quiet on the Set" & "Freaknik: The Wildest Party Never Told." Also, there's an Ask a-Fool segment you don't want to miss.