Barry Lee, Director of Esports at Evolved Talent, talks new reports suggesting Valorant player salaries and Jason Lake, Founder and CEO or Complexity Gaming, jumps on to explain what running a major esports team has been like during 2020, talking coronavirus, Black Lives Matter, sexual harassment allegations against key esports figures, and PPP loans.

Reporter Steven Asarch comes on to discuss the sexual misconduct allegations made against prominent members of the Super Smash Bros. community involving minors. And Gene Park of the Washington Post discusses Trump's Twitch ban and the US Army's attempts to recruit gamers.

Reporter Steven Asarch joins the show to discuss how to process the flurry of disturbing sexual harassment and assault allegations that have come to light this past week and Will Hershey of Roundhill Investments breaks down the fall of Mixer.

Nils Naujoks of Red Bull Racing Esports and G2 Sim Racing jumps on to talk about the 24 Hours of Le Mans Virtual and Nick D’Orazio of InvenGlobal talks Ryan "Fchamp" Ramirez's insensitive tweet and Valorant's plummeting viewership.

CNET's Oscar Gonzalez jumps on to talk PlayStation 5 reveal and Will Partin of Data and Society discusses a Facebook post by Riot Games executive Ron Johnson justifying the murder of George Floyd. Johnson resigned shortly after the recording of this episode.

Latoya Peterson, former deputy editor at The Undefeated and current Glow Up Games CXO, talks the esports world's reaction to George Floyd's murder, the lack of representation in games media and what esports needs to do to be more inclusive.

Esports Insider's Adam Fitch jumps on to talk about ESI Digital Summit. We discuss expanding Middle East and South American presence, mobile esports, and in-game advertising.

George Geddes of Dot Esports jumps on to talk FaZe and NRG wanting to jump into the LCK, Brandon Huffman of Odin Law and Media discusses Ubisoft suing Google and Apple over Rainbow Six clones in the app stores, and Mikhail Klimentov of The Washington Post dives into his report about esports companies taking federal emergency PPP loans.

Colin McNeil of theScore Esports talks TSM President Leena Xu accidentally leaking internal trade discussions regarding Joshua 'Dardoch' Hartnett in the background of Yiliang 'Doublelift' Peng's stream. Plus the UK's first professional gamer, Sujoy Roy of esports betting platform Midnite, explains the implications of FaZe Clan's Richard 'FaZe Banks' Bengston casually telling the world that his team ran a CS:GO betting platform to fund a CS:GO roster.

Esports Heaven's Joseph "Volamel" Franco talks about disaster in Vancouver following the Titans' release of its entire roster and Zorine "Harli" Te jumps on to discuss the future of the FGC after Evo's decision to move online.