A Christian, a Muslim and an atheist walk into a recording studio...This week the Professor holds down the show solo as two guests, Munir and Javon, challenge him on last week's exploration of evolutionary theory.

Has life on planet earth evolved over millions of years or did a celestial being snap a finger and create life instantly? For nearly two centuries, since Charles Darwin published his theory on evolution, this debate has existed. This week the Professor fleshes out some of the frequent arguments between pro-evolutionists and pro-creationists.

This week we are joined by educator & musician, Melanie David (@iammelaniedavid), who shares an incredible story about her entrance and ultimate exit from Perspective Church, a religious cult based in Pennsylvania.

This week we talk whether or not there is legitimacy to the idea of “straight pride”. We also touch on whether the death penalty deters crime and what Big Papi’s shooting tells us about temptation and sexual jealousy.

This week our guest is @Iam_sho, co-host of the ItsLitBoston Podcast. We talk interracial relationships, including Sho's personal experience with his marriage. We also learn more about Jeff's mulatto origin and the time Harry almost died in a house fire.

After a week off, we return to explore the not-so light-hearted subject of abortion. With veteran guest, April Watson (@msbigpov), we discuss pro-life versus pro-choice arguments, conservative Republican agenda and how Harry's European cross-dressing experience helped him sympathize even more with a woman's right to choose.

This week we are joined by Richard Futrell, a local entrepreneur and longtime Democrat who recently converted to the Republican party. We discuss conservatism, Trump's presidency and the Republicans' existing track record of economic policy and voter suppression. Richard highlights his efforts to bring more Blacks into the GOP.

This week we welcome licensed clinician and podcaster, Celeste the Therapist. We discuss her specialty in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), connecting the rise of anxiety and depression to social media and the various personalities of the Professor including "Around the Way Jeff".

This week we preview the first ever Poet & Professor Live show: The Pro Is Right! A listener debates Jeff on whether monuments of slave owners should be removed or not. Later we are joined by Domingos DaRosa, a candidate running for a seat on the Boston City Council; his campaign is charged on cleaning up the remnants of the city’s opioid crisis and improving education in public schools.

This week we are joined by Lala Renee, local radio personality, life coach & clinician to explore Gary Chapman's 5 Love Languages. We also talk about relationship compatibility, Harry's aversion to a popular intimate act and Jeff's preference for toast preparation (hint: it involves a popular intimate act).