This week we discuss Syrus Marcus Ware and Sean O'Neill's respective writings in Canadian Art on anti-blackness and whiteness in the art world and museum sector, Cat Cohen and Shane Dawson's long winded self cancellation apologies, and everything Tyra Banks eats in a day.

This week we are joined by long awaited guest Kalale Dalton-Lutale to talk about the firings, hirings and resignings of yore: Bon Appetit, Vanderpump Rules, and The Bachelor; celebutards 'taking responsibility' for racism, JK Rowling's TERF rant, and HBO's Legendary.

This week we talk about the online response to the anti-black racism protests happening across Canada and the U.S spurred by the recent wrongful deaths of Regis Korchinski-Paquet, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Tony McCade at the hands of the police. 

This week call on Anna Collins to help us process and ponder the season 8 finale of Vanderpump Rules, but first we talk about the underground covid clubbing scene in NYC.

This week we are joined by Anna Collins to celebrate the last chapter in the book of Kell. But first, we discuss Mary-Kate Olsen and Kristen Cavallari's divorce and our thoughts on RHONY which makes us extra sensitive to this non-episode full of fake antics! 

This week we talk about Grimes' CR Fashion Book interview, Telfar Clemens' Ssense interview, celebrity gossiping in the pandemic, and Tyra Banks. 

This week Kelly takes a soul searching trip to her LA office which leaves us even more puzzled than before... 

This week (after some listener q's of course) we talk about ~The Art World~ framed by Andrew Russeth's mediations on 'Maintenance Art', and Steven Phillips-Horst's how-to on being 'Artjacent'. We then pivot to Gabrielle Hamilton's essay on closing her restaurant Prune, and finish off by celebrating The Last Dance.

This week, fashion friend Julia Baylis joins us to give us her insider opinion on all things Kell! Leah and Julia reminisce on their days of being Canadian girls in a Parsons world, and we discuss the problematics of the industry, which is symbolized by the episode's central character Andrew M. 

This week we discuss Stanley Tucci's mediocrity, Naomi Fry's Zoom Thesis, our fictional character matches, and André Leon Talley vs Anna Wintour.