Listen as Bliss and Ross give a true and unbiased breakdown of the much anticipated debate between current American vice president Mike Pence and his challenger Senator Kamala Harris. Also a discussion on the murder of Jonathan Price and why some black folks refuse to add his name to the hallowed "Say Their Name" list. And finally, Bliss tells us if she took the fateful journey into the deep woods of West Virginia?

On this episode Bliss and Ross give their analysis on Tuesday's un-great debate between president Donald Trump and former vice-president Joe Biden. Also, who exactly are the Proud Boys and what should you really know about them? Plus, singer Eric Benet's controversial statement on birth control. And a farewell to a most brilliant mind, Dr. Patricia Newton.

On this episode, Bliss and Ross discuss the passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the hoopla surrounding the selection of the next Supreme Court nominee. Also listener requested commentary on disgraced politician Andrew Gillum. He's out of the closet, should he still be out of politics? And the controversial "Cuties" film. Is it fodder for pedophiles or a misunderstood adolescent coming of age story?

On this episode, Bliss and Ross discuss what comes first gender or race and how the answer impacts the push towards social justice. Then Bliss gets candid about how a recent travel invitation has her examining her own personal fears about being black in predominately white spaces.

Also is Joe Biden going to be the first Presidential Candidate who finally signs on to the Contract With Black America? There's a meeting planned. And what's up with the private call ( a.k.a The Black Men's Listening Party) recently held between Vice Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris, Killer Mike, Snoop Dogg, DL Hughley and Jeezy. Why is the Biden Campaign choosing rappers and comedians to give voice to the concerns of the African American community? Where are the women? Where are the scholars? And why all the secrecy?

On this episode of ELB we pay homage to actor Chadwick Boseman and Bliss gets personal about dealing with the loss of her BFF to colon cancer. Also we explore the impact of the recent People’s Party Convention, why Obama’s recommendation to the NBA is suspect, the other case of Kenosha police violence you need to know about and why you should never take advice from a celebrity.

Bliss and Ross tackle the latest new topics including :

*The highs and lows of the Democratic and Republican conventions and why Americans still need to seriously consider the People's Party.

*The contract black folks still won't sign.

*The continuous problem with policing in America. How the Jacob Blake shooting could complicate the movement to defund the police.

*Sex and streams. The cost of success for women in the music industry.

One week after Democratic Presidential Nominee, Joe Biden, announced Kamala Harris as his VP pick, Bliss and Ross go in to discuss why this choice could be dangerous for black people, the strategic risks of the "anything but Trump" mindset, Ice Cube's brilliant Contract With Black America, and whether sexual liaisons are fair game in a political debate.

Bliss and co-host Ross Cooper dissect the latest news events including Trumps bizarrely confusing interview on HBO, the dangerous trend of "no ask" amongst African Americans, social media censorship, #MeToo, Common's sexual assault charges and the problem with Cardi B's new "WAP".

* This episode was recorded hours before Joe Biden announced Kamala Harris as his pick for vice president.

On our latest episode author Kenn Bivins of the "39 Lessons" book series joins Bliss to discuss how to promote self-esteem, wisdom and excellent decision making in today's young kids and teenagers. He also gives perspective on the upcoming election, social justice and BLM.

On this episode Bliss welcomes Ross Cooper as the new co-host of the Everybody Loves Bliss show. Together they shed light on Nick Cannon and anti-Semitism, bad black behavior in Hollywood, and the problem with Black Lives Matter.