Ever wonder what ends up on the cutting room floor?

Since last episode, Jason now can't stop talking about education and sticks it to middle to upper class types who pull their kids from testing. Trecia wants social justice warriors to unabashedly claim a paycheck and Chris asks the questions everyone asking nowadays, "If I was a Nazi skinhead years ago, can I still work at your startup?". Hang on to the end for the media recommendation that almost breaks the show.

It's been a week since the tragedy in Orlando. We attempt to wrap our minds around the issues that it presented. We are devastated by this and offer our continued attention and political action to the families of all those affected.

The trio briefly reflect on the death  Muhammad Ali.

Guys, Trecia was almost straight up shot to death before this week's show! Chris FINALLY gets around to talking about Azealia Banks, Jason wants a national education system yesterday, and Trecia dives into the cultural curiosity of race in Japanese anime.

This week's topics take a depressing turn and Trecia is driven to drink! Chris rages about bathroom bills, Jason has a biblical solution to our economic problems, and Trecia apologizes to Michael Sam while admonishing Caitlyn Jenner.

After a brief hiatus, we're all bi now! Bi-weekly! Trecia discusses the rise of Trump, Chris asks "What is a hero?" and Jason wants prostitution legal, preferably before this weekend. Along the way, we trash San Francisco, announce our first sponsors, and drool over the Black Panther!

Trecia laments the fall of Fox's Sleepy Hollow, Jason refuses to give up on "Blacklantis", and Chris wonders if women can really and truly have it "all."

They're back! Trecia explores her frustration with Bernie Sanders, Jason asks Princeton, "What's in a name?", and Chris talks about college students' extreme sensitivities. TRIGGER WARNING!

It's the blast from the past edition! The trio couldn't record this week so here's a previously recorded episode from 2015. Jason proposes the founding of Blacklantis, Chris wants to know why college is a thing, and Trecia searches for carefree black children.