Laura is still away at bike school, so instead of a regular episode, we invited our "very black friend" Jason Marshall to discuss why he feels that intersectionality doesn't work. Using the recent Sundance luncheon interaction between Salma Hayek and Jessica Williams as a starting point, join us as we try and understand his perspective, including some interesting tangents like the apartheid caste system in Johannesburg, where to buy fresh food from a black person in NYC, useful solutions, action items and more!

This week we say yass to the Williams' sisters grand slam face off, decide how we feel about the term 'Becky', discuss mental health in the black community, try and keep up with Trump and his foolishness, thank black jesus for reminded Stacey Dash who she is and more.

This week we say yass to straight foward protest signs, try to wrap our heads around Trump's idea of being president, talk about black lives vs white feelings, look back on Laura's experience at the portland women's march, ask Black Jesus to fix MLK's descendants, big up some amazing black creatives and more!

This week we say YASS to both some big girls and some little girls, we try to understand the ACA repeal, shake our heads at #goldenshowers, take a look at the Women's March platform, hear from latinx listener Danie, discuss black history education, talk about the MLK folks like to forget, kick Steve Harvey out of the bbq and more.

We say Yassss to three excellent queens, throw much earned shade at Omarosa and the Senate, discuss why we need less allies and more co-consipirators, ask Black Jesus to fix the mummers parade, Coachella, and them fools out here kidnapping white folks, swoon over Idris Elba, Introduce a new segment feature listeners, address the latest black twitter hashtag, and try not to be too petty about saying goodbye to Obama.

We Say Yasss to Gabby Douglass on her 21st birthday, We learn about BlackPAC, Support a Sister, Freedom Paper Company, and more ways to keep our money black in 2017. We learn about cultural traditions like Kwanzaa, Three Kings day, eating grapes and baguettes and caviar on NYE. We still don't now how you get out of the KKK, but we're hoping Daryl Davis will tell us one day...

This week meet ALL the black people including Cam'ron, We say Yasss to Octavia Spencer for showing everyone that God is a Black Woman, We discuss the saga of Chopped Cheese, Being a black woman in a corporate setting, and how we're not down with Susan B Anthony cuz she wasn't down with us, We're still looking for that Yasiin Bey album, and pumped about a black company making Laundry detergent. Woot

We say yass to the Ovarian Psycos, we explore the one drop rule and why Doris Payne keeps stealing stuff, Trumps cabinet has tons of money, but not enough education, Yasiin Bey is back in the States, Issa Rae gets some recognition, and Laura conquers her fear of Chewing gum, oh yea, Dylan Roof gets some surprising news and we struggle with the death penalty.

Xenia Rubinos calls in to discuss her latest success and to help Ayesha navigate the truth behind her lyrics.

We say Yasss to Xenia Rubinos on her recent success. Trump continues to build his legion of doom. A white man fires an assault rifle in a DC pizzeria, NoDAPL Succeeds, Walter Scott doesn't find justice, Gucci Mane acts a fool, Kim might leave Kanye, Insecure and Moonlight explore black masculinity, and the internet leaves with cutie black girls and their amazing dads!