October 5, 2019 - The show celebrates a milestone upon Sham's return to the States. A major court case has a confusing ending. The impeachment story grows on the South Lawn while Bernie survives a scare. Nicki Minaj, Eddie Murphy, and the Joker all return with differing results. The Mystics advance in the playoffs and Simone Biles continues to dominate--neither without controversy. The MLB winds down as the NFL settles in, and Team USA shines at the IAAF World Track & Field Championships.

September 13, 2019 - The show begins with a discussion about podcast analytics. The political climate heats up with the democratic debates and a petty situation in North Carolina. 50 Cent satisfies his fans as Hustlers receives critical acclaim. AB unhinges and makes his way to the other coast, while Simone Biles gets in front of her brother’s situation fairly quickly. The US Open wraps up with the usual suspects and Team USA shows us exactly who we thought they were.

August 31, 2019 - A blunder on an Oklahoma City news program warrants discussion. Border wall improvements are proposed as a hurricane approaches. The Popeyes craze takes a legal turn. Dave Chappelle causes a stir while three other comedy legends make news. Backlash to the new Power theme causes 50 Cent to make a statement. Andrew Luck's retirement and Carli Lloyd’s 55-yarder spark nationwide debates. The US Open offers a glimpse into the past and future.

August 24, 2019 - A major retail chain undergoes rebranding. Racism is expressed near our Northern border. Uncle Joe's weekly gaffe and another dropout headline the 2020 campaign week. As Dave Chappelle and He-Man return, Spiderman departs. Anticipation builds for the Power premier and 90210 gets another reboot. Steph Curry starts a unique program while David Blatt gives an inspiring message. Danielle Williams finally gets her opportunity. The NFL preseason winds down with MAJOR breaking news.

August 18, 2019 - Jay-Z’s deal with the NFL sparks a debate. A surprisingly good outcome in Philly and an unsurprisingly morbid one in Manhattan make headlines. 2020 candidates drop out while CNNs anchors go wild. Patience is tested on VH1. Lonzo Ball steps into the light as the NCAA takes a step back. As disaster strikes Boogie Cousins, the Lakers get desperate. Simone Biles triple-doubles while Nick Kyrgios continues to be a clown.

August 11, 2019 - Thirsty friends and bad customer service lead to a revelation. Presidential candidates continue to stumble while the President himself has a reversal. VH1 takes us on a cruise as Black Girl Magic shines and Lauryn Hill gets booed across the pond. In sports, AB goes OC, the NCAA attempts to move against Rich Paul, and Carmelo makes his last stand. US Soccer misses the mark yet again.

Are you ready for some football? Sham and Shaka go round robin and discuss the upcoming NFL season.

July 22, 2019 - Political rallies produce unfavorable behavior as the country gears up for the Mueller hearings. It’s a long-time coming for one of our favorite comedians, the MCU brings a surprising, yet satisfying update to one of their characters, and a self-submission to the Emmys reaps its rewards. Jamaica denounces their best hurdler, the Westbrook trade stalls, and Rich Paul’s ego disrupts business.

July 15, 2019 - After a two-week break, the episode starts with a recap of Sham’s birthday festivities. DC tops a list while a fast food fail leads to an unlikely escalation. A possible return to The Bronx leads the political segment while “Black Twitter” comes through for Halle. The USWNT and Coco Gauff cement their place in history as the Wimbledon finals spark a debate.

June 30, 2019 - The show turns 40 and proclaims a mission. Political news doesn't live up to expectations. A photo on a yacht generates reflections to previous episodes. An updated MCU character raises eyebrows and a BET Awards recap dominate the entertainment news. USWNT rolls on in World Cup, baseball is a circus across the Pond, and Wimbledon gears up. MEET THE METS! The NBA free agency wrapup shows dreams fulfilled and crushed.