On this episode we dissect ALL AMERICAN, a CW network TV show about a black high school football star that transfers from South LA to Beverly Hills and struggles to adjust.

On this episode we hashout what reparations should look like, whether Colin Kaepernick's settlement sold us out, Monique vs. Steve Harvey, penalties for cultural appropriation and clapbacks against racism.

On this episode we attempt to hash out what is racism and what isn't. We also discuss Lorena Bobitt getting a documentary, Dr. B Smith's husband moving on and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's plan for reparations. All before we designate specific white allies safe in a fictional race war.

On this episode we define the term "diversity", discuss what it will take for black businesses to succeed, and debate whether or not the NFL's Social Justice Initiative is enough to make up for how they handle Colin Kaepernick's protest.

We also ask, "have the Oscar's done enough for us to forgive them" as well.

On this episode we discuss whether or not everyone should have to stop supporting the art of artists gone bad, and then we break down how to prevent future R Kelly's from terrorizing young women.

And if you listen long enough, we debate whether sex robots count as sex toys.

On this episode we hash out everything that was "stashed" in 2018 so that we can officially close the book on 2018.

On this episode we hash out how long a person should be punished for breaking social contracts and what it means to "believe women." Then we finally settle on a deadline for taking down your Christmas tree!

And if you feel like sticking around for a little bonus content we debate the legitimacy of Spider-Man and Batman as heroes.

This episode we are talking about spanking... as a form of child discipline (we don't care what you adults do to each other in privacy of your own homes).

We also debate Gina Rodriguez's claim that black women make more than Latina women.

And finally we decide whether comic book movie costumes should honor their origins or be updated for live action films.

In this episode we hash out whether or not marrying a non-black spouse should disqualify you from being a public voice of black progress and whether or not we should stop shaming people for abstaining to vote.

Also, does ketchup belong in the frig or the cabinet?

On this episode we hash out whether or not people who call the cops on black people for "no good reason" should be criminally punished for abusing the system as well as whether or not non-Black people should be allowed to say the N-word.