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Podcast host Mekeisha Madden Toby caught up with comedic genius Jerrod Carmichael just before the start of season three. NBC canceled the show when Carmichael quit due to creative differences. BUT here's hoping he finds another outlet for his talent (we're talking to you, HBO) because season three was just as fun and fearless as the previous seasons if not moreso.
Podcast host Mekeisha Madden Toby loves "Insecure" including season two and defends the sophomore offering in a friendly discussion with guest Leila Banks. She's an armchair critic and a teacher who loves star and creator Issa Rae but she just wasn't feeling season two. Don't miss this insightful exchange.
The 2016-17 TV season is coming to an eventful end and podcast host Mekeisha Madden Toby is here for you to talk about ABC's "Scandal" "American Gods" on Starz, "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" and more.
Joining Madden Toby is her amazeballs sister-in-law Tasha Akitobi. She's a working mom who knows TV like nobody's business. Don't miss out on this insightful and funny exchange.
Host Mekeisha Madden Toby talks to fellow TV critic Christina Radish about several midseason offerings including FX's "Legion," HBO's "Big Little Lies" and the season-three finale of "How To Get Away With Murder" on ABC. Radish is a staff writer for Collider.com and covers TV and movies.
Madden Toby and Radish even discuss a couple of shows they hate -- we're talking to you "Too Close to Home" and "Billions." So don't miss this edifying and entertaining exchange.
Check out host Mekeisha Madden Toby's fun and flavorful conversation about "This Is Us" on NBC with TV critic John Griffiths. He's the television critic for Us Weekly and the president of the Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Associaton.
Madden Toby loves the show and Griffiths so does not and you'll love their individual reasons why. The two also talk about "The Walking Dead" and their 2016 Top 10/best-of-TV considerations. Don't miss this delightfully edifying exchange.
TV critic and podcast host Mekeisha Madden Toby chats up Ajay Rochester. She is an actress, author, working mom and casting director on the new Myx TV reality series “Cast Me,” which premieres Tuesday Sept. 27 at 9 pm ET.
Take a listen and get ready to laugh out loud as Mekeisha and Ajay talk about everything from reality TV realness to demeaning industry terms such as "plus-sized." Ajay even talks about "Squadron 42," the Star Citizen based series she recently helped cast.
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