The brothers welcome guest Michael Ward as they discuss the onslaught of criticisms of straight black men.

In this episode, the guys discuss how they are using their platforms in the wake of global uprising following the murder of George Floyd.

Later, they step aside to give space to the trans community by airing a portion of the latest episode of The Healing Space (Raven's primary podcast). For that special episode, Raven turned the reigns over to three black trans women. The portion you will hear features Nia Clark, who took over as host in Raven's place.

In this episode of KFTP, the guys discuss the latest hot topics, including the recent #verzuz battles (8:32), the Ahmaud Arbery case (29:42), and black voters challenging Joe Biden (1:25:01). They also do a special pick 3, focusing on their favorite years (56:49).

In Episode 9, D. Taylor, Raven Ekundayo, & NEW CO-HOST Quentin Vennie discuss their latest quarantine updates (2:05), Teddy Riley vs. Babyface (22:22), Kenya Barris' Black AF (32:29), give their Pick 3's for this month (1:05:28), and later tackle black people's ability to be happy (1:33:54).

In this episode, Quentin Vennie once again joins Daryl and Raven to catch up on life in the wake of the Coronavirus quarantine. Later, they have an open, honest discussion about anxiety in black men.

Daryl & Raven sit down with author Quentin Vennie to take on the topic of "softness" in men and little boys.

In this episode, Raven and Daryl catch-up as he returns from a brief break he took for his 40th birthday. Then, Daryl shares his interview with international photographer, Jermaine Gibbs, as he shares his journey in discovering his passion for traveling to Africa.

Episode 5 is TWO PARTS! Daryl sits down with the ladies and fellas of "Stop To Love", a movement spearheaded by 3 loving, married couples.

In part 2, the fellas (Jonathan, Churchill, and Darius) share their thoughts, experiences, and perspectives on their influences, gender roles, communication, and sex.

Episode 5 is TWO PARTS! Daryl sits down with the ladies and fellas of "Stop To Love", a movement spearheaded by 3 loving, married couples.

In part 1, the ladies (Tameika, Dawn, and Erica) shares their thoughts, experiences, and perspectives on rebuilding a marriage.

In this episode Daryl and Raven connect with author Jewel Guy to discuss her book, "Dear Black Men". They also chop it up on the "controversy" surrounding Tank's appearance on Angela Yee's podcast, as well as Gucci Mane and the ramifications of "struggle love".