A recent poll conducted by the Pew Research Center found that white liberals believe that systemic racism is a bigger problem for minorities in America than even the minorities themselves do. These liberals are also the most supportive of legislation to correct these "inequalities." Could their worldview be skewed by their comfortable lives in their gated communities?

This Saturday episode focuses on a rallying point for presidential hopefuls in the Democratic party: a massive increase in the federal minimum wage. Is this the perfect solution to end poverty, or are there flaws in this magic "Band-Aid"? Lauren gives her thoughts on it all.

On Wednesday night's live show, Lauren talks about the resurfacing of "creepy" Joe Biden allegations, Richard Dawkins' bash against nationalism, and a teacher who was fired because her topless photo was leaked. And finally, she is joined by Blaire White!

This time we're going to focus on a topic that's gaining momentum as we approach the 2020 election cycle: reparations. What are they all about? Are all the problems that minority groups face really caused by some sort of systemic oppression? And is inter-generational justice really a just practice?

Jameela Jamil's tweets on harassment kicked off a conversation about predatory dating in the era of #MeToo. Whether it's catcalling or compliments, where's the line between flirtation and predatory behavior?

We interview Gavin McInnes, discuss the update on the charges being dropped against Jussie Smollett, and look at why #SurvivingCardiB is trending.

You've certainly heard of racism before, but have you heard of "colorism"? MTV Decoded's Franchesca Ramsey takes issue with what she sees as vestiges of white supremacy within minority communities. Is colorism real, and is it really a tool of white oppression? Lauren speaks her mind.

In this Saturday episode, Lauren challenges the idea of diversity in media. Is it just a campaign to listen to diverse voices, or is it also synonymous with "fewer white people"?

In this (mostly) live episode of Pseudo-Intellectual, Lauren discusses a recent copyright takedown on her content, the UK's dilemma with the LGBT and Muslim communities, and lastly the recent Daniel Caesar controversy.

This episode of Pseudo-Intellectual picks up where the previous one on the Christchurch shooting left off. This time, Lauren focuses on what exactly political extremism is and how exactly it manifests itself on the web.