Mike hosts with Marie and special guest Liz, as they pay their respects to the great Ruth Bader Ginsburg (RBG), who sadly left this Earth on September 18, 2020 due to complications from her case of pancreatic cancer. Mike, Liz and Marie review the amazing accomplishments she made throughout her life’s work. They discuss what her death could mean during such an important election year, and what it means to be a true ally.

Mike hosts with Jamal, Chris and Brian as they unpack an article from the NYCLU that looks inside the NYPD'S history of abuse. Chris provides an analysis of the data presented and concrete evidence supports the narrative of police brutality.

In this episode, Jamal hosts while Mike interviews a special guest. Bo Shuff, executive director of DC Vote, the main organization pushing for Washington DC to become its own state, joins the team for the night. This bill was passed in the House of Representatives in July and is waiting to move through the US Senate and executive branch. Bo discusses what this actually means and why the issue is so important for the upcoming election and the BLM movement.

Jamal hosts with guests Marie, Carol and Mary. The ladies tackle the controversial topic of mental health, how it is being affected by the current Coronavirus Pandemic as well as racial tensions across the United States. They ponder possible explanations and strategies to cope.

The previous night's conversation is continued among Jamal, Brian, David and Mike as they continue to tackle controversial subjects including the upcoming presidential election. Music by HeatleyBroes.

Jamal hosts with Brian and regulars David and Mike. They discuss how to have tough conversations about challenging topics, and dig a little deeper into some of those topics.

Jamal co-hosts with Brian and Carlos, and guest Mike to discuss what to do about police reform. The conversation focuses on defunding the police and what that really looks like.

Jamal, Chris and Guest Shawn discuss the central issue of racism. They share their thoughts and experiences regarding what it means to be a black man living in America.

Jamal, Brian, Ben and Marie dive a little deeper into what needs to change. They discuss some relevant conflicts surrounding the Covid Pandemic, politics and what is needed in a leader of the people.

A debate is had among hosts Carlos, Jamal, Chris, and guests Jeff and Danielle about whether or not the riots are “good” forms of protest. Should this issue be politicized or is it just a humanity issue? What is the true heart of the matter, and will the uprising finally make people wake up?