On this episode, the Margin Call crew gathers for its editorial meeting, debating whether Post Malone is a rapper and if Melania Trump is the most bullied person in the world.

The crew welcomes Nina Parks, the founder and CEO of Mirage Medicinal, a cannabis delivery service based in San Francisco, to discuss issues of parity and social justice in the booming legal cannabis industry.

This week, guest host Eming Piansay leads the Margin Call crew in a discussion of Brett Kavanaugh's recent senate testimony.

This week on Margin Call, we welcome documentary director Marissa Aroy, who is working on her third film chronicling the history of Filipinos and Filipino-Americans

In order to lure viewers back to the annual Oscars telecast, the Academy has proposed adding a second best picture category to make room for the movies people actually watch and enjoy (basically, Marvel movies.)

The crew welcomes Kwest On contributor Andre Baca, who explores the connection between Colin Kaepernick's protest and his own experience growing up as a Jehova's witness.

The crew discusses beauty standards in the age of the selfie. Kwest On contributors Eming Piansay and Amelia Gonzalez share their experiences with FaceTune, a selfie-editing app that identifies and digitally eliminates flaws and blemishes in users' photos.

On this episode of Margin Call, the crew gathers to discuss the waning relevance of rock and roll music in the age of Cardi B and Post Malone. The crew welcomes special guest Presley Luis, a young rock musician who argues that the death of rock and roll has been greatly exaggerated.

On this installment of Margin Call, the Kwest On Media team gathers to share stories about our aging loved ones, which leads to a discussion about how society cares for the aging.

Krista Bryant shares the story behind her video profile of a female wrestler.