LeeLee, Max and Simon discuss the rift between liberals and leftists. Guests are Savannah Cox, a Berkeley-bound neoliberal calling for incremental reforms; and Noc Libertus, a Miami-based radical who wants to dissolve the entire goddamn U.S. government.

No uterus left behind: Republicans now control the Presidency, Senate, and House, as well as many state legislatures and governorships in the south. Using our home state of Kentucky as the example, we walk through new legislation just pushed through the state legislature in the first days of the first session, most of it already signed into law. We also talk about what's next for progressive causes in Trump's America.

Colin Kaepernick and his use one of the oldest American traditions -- protesting -- are spotlighting a national conversation about police violence and relationships with the communities they serve. What are the solutions to healing these communities and ending systemic violence? Plus: Hollywood ageism and showcasing scientists in Kentucky! And in our main topic, we go Beyond Beyoncé: Why America needs to get in formation when fighting misogynoir.

How deep is the chasm between left and right in America? Are there arms long enough to 'reach across the aisle'? Is there anyone hanging out in the center? We tackle all of this, starting with the root causes, and discuss what the best solutions are to repair things moving forward (if they can even be repaired).

Is feminism still true to its roots? From first wave to third wave, we follow the trajectory of feminism to see how it's landed where it is today and where it's headed next.

Does this safe space make my butt look too big? We examine 'PC culture,' why it's on the rise, and how it will continue to shape relationships. Who exactly *is* offended so easily?