We start this week's episode with a quick game of: Is This Problematic? (Spoiler: if you have to ask...it is. )

Ken’s been listening to Jazz at the blue note, Malcolm’s been listening Brandy’s book with the blue cover

Together, they both want better for:

- Your financial health.

- and Ms. Cora Robinson's living situation (Donate if you can)

Mentions:

We were on the My Little Underground podcast. Shoutout to Peter! Discussing SD origins and our history.  Listen here

Lenox Letters Out Loud presents Boomerang and Beverages: No screening, just convos on April 23, 2026 @ 7pm. Grab your tix here.

Kenya opens up about navigating grief after the loss of her mama, leaning on friends, support groups and exploring her roots through Ancestry.com

Malcolm is stepping into his clairvoyant era or at least trying to figure out how to trust his intuition without completely freaking the girls out.

Together, they get into the best parts of spring, Brandy’s latest book, the sneaker picks that help you with a solid 10K steps, and a light “Slay It Sis” to the one and only Joy Behar.

It's Still Diverted, y’all.

The Kenpod takes us back with a classic for those of us that were not the average girls in the video. 

Then we get into our Sweet 16 nostalgia rewind, tapping into everything we loved when we were actually 16. We take it back to 2010, from Haley Williams to Basketball Wives

Slay It Sis this week is a group project as we attempt to build the Mount Rushmore of Black women in reality TV...

Come jump into the late 2000s time capsule

It’s Still Diverted, y’all.

The Kenpod opens with a classic in honor of Dominican Independence Day. Life long obsession with Obsession.

In What's Good we get straight into the mess around the four-hour deep dive on Tyler Perry by F.D. Signifier. He got a million views in a week...we gotta chat.

In a new segment called Still Spinnin' we tap into new music, including Domani’s Forever Lasting Tape and Willow’s new project Petal Black Rock.

In What in the Health we unpack andropause and the reality of male hormone shifts, because apparently all of our walls are shedding...

Slay It Sis is a love letter to 227 on 2/27 day, celebrating the iconic show followed by a Black History Month edition of Six Degrees of Black Separation.

Category: Black TV stars of the ’80s and beyond.

It’s Still Diverted, y'all.

Y'all watched the America's Next Top Model doc? Let's get into the cultural impact, the controversies and most importantly...the mess.

We also talk Carnival, at the American Museum of Natural History? When the Parkway meets Central Park West

In What in the Health, Ken is committing to nine days of intentional living. Workouts, yoga, creativity, and hormone cycle, while Malcolm is focused on financial health and smart, cost-effective opportunities in this economy. #FreeFree

On the Parkway, we react to a Word Finder survey ranking New York #12 on the list of “dying accents,” and discuss the Bay Plaza Mall teen (also see: yn) takeover in the Bronx

The Slay It Sis Spotlight highlights death doulas and the power of living fully so we can die gracefully.

It's Still Diverted, y'all

We’re celebrating Galentine’s Day w/ Rose. Which leads us into a real conversation about maintaining friendships...specifically in your 30s.

In What in the Health, we break down the collagen face mask trend and whether it’s worth the hype and discuss why aloe vera remains an essential in Kenya's skin routine

We also discuss the tragic story of a woman found dead in a Williamsburg NYCHA building and what it raises about housing safety in the city.

Malcolm is over the poop all over the city, the Slay It Sis Spotlight is centered on Morgan Monaco, the first black woman to lead the Prospect Park Alliance, Benito Bowl and more.

Happy Black History Month. This February marks 100 years of Black History, from Dr. Carter G. Woodson’s Negro History Week to the full month turn up it is today. Shout out to the blacks.

We celebrate Ashton’s 12th birthday!

Malcolm watched a great thesis on daytime television and we discuss the current state of daytime talk.

Our What in the Health focuses on all things seasonal. From the stages of the menstrual cycle to seasonal affective disorder get into some practical tips for surviving it all this winter.

On the Parkway this week there's an update on 5 year old, Liam Conejo Ramos and more.

& we close the show with a Super Bowl themed edition of Six Degrees of Black Separation and shine the Slay It Sis, spotlight on the icon, Jackée Harry.

This week on Still Diverted

• We get into the trailer for Netflix’s upcoming America’s Next Top Model documentary, unpacking the behind-the-scenes chaos, body shaming, and extreme pressures that defined the show.

• We also break down the Real Housewives of Potomac trailer and what to expect from the season 10 reunion

• Plus, Don Lemon’s arrest and what it signals about press freedom, a real brotha from Brooklyn made his way to Live with Kelly and Mark. Ken discussed the benefits of papaya juice, Malcolm is over shady NYC politics, and the Slay It Sis spotlight is centered on Veronica Mars.

It’s Still Diverted y’all!

This week on Still Diverted:

- The government done pressed the snow button on the weather machine again.

- Sinners makes Academy Award history

- Kenya had some goodt fish and grits

- What in the Health: Ken is still sipping her sorrel, Malcolm's on the hot water wake up.

Plus NYC nurses are still on strike, ICE still being cold in Amerikkka, B!tch You Gotta Go and our Slay It Sis is GPS trailblazer Ms. Gladys West

This week:

We're keeping it light and tight

- We recap of our New Year's Eves

- Kenya Miracle is still an auntie

- Malcolm is still bald

- Off the Wall is still Michael's best album

and this is Still Diverted.