New Year! New Season!

On this episode: Our late goodbye to 2020 and what we're still holding on to from that most unusual and unpredictable year, the insurrection on The Capitol and why that stunt may be the reminder some folks needed and more.

The COVID 19 vaccine is authorized for Americans and a black woman is the first to be injected. With America's sordid history of experimentation and medical disparities should African Americans now trust the system? Was Bliss wrong about Joe Biden? Is his recent nomination of Lloyd Austin a sign of change or a clever defense move? Also, United Airlines bans family and Maxine Waters sends "fan" letter to Megan The Stallion.

From singer Noah Cyrus's racist attack on Candace Owens to image consultant Kevin Samuels' degrading rant on one of his followers, the trend of disrespect towards black women has been on high this week. What is it telling us about black women's struggles in this society? Plus, cancel culture's latest victim, actress Letitia Wright. Was she out of line for speaking her mind? What could her recent troubles mean for the Black Panther film franchise?

A Dallas restaurant owner doesn’t want patrons twerking, DC council members want parents out of children’s rights, right-wingers encouraging followers to bribe Indian doctors and Obama politely asks activists to shut up with the snappy slogans. What on earth is going on??

As promised, Bliss and Ross went venturing into the conservative world of Parler to see what the right-wingers are up to. They let you in on who they found there, what's being talked about, and what surprises they uncovered. The COVID 19 lockdowns are on the rise and restrictions are getting tighter. Are some states going too far? And what is the easily available, highly effective, health supplement that is being used in other countries and by Dr. Anthony Fauci himself to fight off Corona? And why aren't Americans being told about it?

The votes came in! Joe and Kamala win! Bliss and Ross break their silence on the (almost) final presidential results and answer the question everyone keeps asking of them. They also give their take on the "It's a brand new day" rhetoric, Van Jones's tears of confusion and the Democrats short lived black girl celebration and why that party is already over. Also, what is Parler and why you should be paying very close attention to it?

While the whole world awaits the announcement of the winner of America's Presidential Election, Bliss and Ross discuss and debate what uncomfortable truths the exit polls are telling us about American society. Which predictions did they get right and why? And once the final count happens, then what?

With just four days left until the presidential election Bliss and Ross notice some discrepant behavior on the political landscape. Conservative judge Amy Coney Barrett gets confirmed to the Supreme Court, Democrats are surprisingly quiet. Notorious enemy of the liberal state, Mitchell McConnell, up for re-election. Again, Democrats surprisingly mum on the subject. What's really going on here? Also, the killing of Walter Wallace in Philadelphia and what his family is doing that may kill their chances of getting real justice.

On this episode Bliss and Ross dissect the last national battle between United States presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Who won the debate and who is ultimately going to win the election. Also, the surprising rise in black men voting Republican and black feminists determined to punish them. Why this political divide is so dangerous and why it must be fixed.

Ice Cube didn't sell out nor has "The Ice" melted!

Bliss shoots back at critics of rapper-actor-activist, Ice Cube, and his new "relationship" with the Republican party. Also, Bill Burr's controversial SNL monologue upsets white women and exposes black feminist hypocrisy. And what should you be asking about Donald Trump's miraculous recovery from COVID-19?