James is settling into Brooklyn living, Cher camped out in dangerous temperatures for Obama, and they both are in their feels because they are now officially long distance besties.

Designers Theresa Stewart and C'ne Rohlsen-Green join the crew for their year-in-review (recorded at the beginning of December 2016), and celebrating James and C'ne's last show in Chicago before moving to New York City.

Lil' programming note: we'll be moving to a bi-weekly schedule starting January 2017.

Derrick Tarrance of WakingOni joins the crew for their annual tech wish list, and James shares a mini-audio documentary he made on his sister's college graduation.

James finally found a place in New York, Cher calms down his anxiety, and they both discuss black excellence that is Moonlight and Chewing Gum.

We're back, and we're sad about the election, but we have a live show to play for you that we performed for the Chicago Podcast Festival.

Let's pour one out for Vine. Plus an Open Call about cable news critics and black male sexuality.

It's a bitter pill to swallow for a self-published, black abstractionist artist in a digital world. Luckily, Tiffany shows us the brighter side.

In this episode, Cher and James discuss “doing the most” in one weekend, and the real feeling of FOMO, fear of missing out. (Original broadcast: July 25, 2015)

Cher experiences a new kind of FOMO during a social media vacation.

Cher learns the power of determination and kindness of strangers one night on 67th Street. Also an Open Call in an arcade and your eardrums.