In today’s episode, I talk about being the Black Don Draper, husbands who genuinely like their wives, the Clipse’s Let the Lord Sort ‘Em album (yes, again), the men celebrating the acquittal of the five hockey players, why we need to stand up for each other, finding common ground with Sammy Davis Jr., and wrestling with the question: “Am I being emotionally intelligent, or am I being a bitch?”

Less serious

In today’s episode, I talk about a smile that caught me off guard, the passing of Malcolm Jamal Warner, something Laverne Cox recently said, Stephen Colbert, The Clipse’s new album (yes, again), a follow-up to the last episode, and what I mean by “The Colour Violence.”

Less serious

In today’s episode, I talk about not spending any money today, realizing I didn’t know who Natalie Reynolds was when I mentioned her last episode, the new Superman movie, my dispensary weed strain explanation idea, being tired of white people with no sense, the meaning of nap boule, and how the Astronomer CEO cheating scandal had me reflecting on my boring life-and this podcast.

Less serious

In today’s episode, I talk about not getting enough sleep, the art of shutting the hell up,  an OnlyFans creator who was put on blast by a married woman, an answer to "Why Black people were conquered," religious trauma on children, not calling men monsters, how I finished reading Know My Name by Chanel Miller, and the list of tracks on Clipse’s latest album that I fell in love with after the first listen.

Less serious

In today’s episode,  I dive into Clipse’s new album and explore my relationship with drug rap as both entertainment and a form of escapism.

Less serious

In today’s episode, I talk about my attitude during my last therapy session.

Lil moment of positivity

In today’s episode, I talk about an ailment I carry from growing up in white spaces

Less serious

In today’s episode, I talk about stuff that I didn’t know I’d be talking about. 

In today’s episode, I talk about my favourite part of Sundays, what I enjoy most about preparing for an episode, something Alok Vaid-Menon said, and a bit by Kevin Iso that inspired me to keep finding my voice as a comic. Then I get into a featured thought about the urge to cry.

Less serious

In today’s episode, I talk about a Tik Tok video that reminded me of how deep the wounds of workplace racism can run.