After months of talking about it, Bianca and Isaiah bring The Madonna Episode to fruition, and discuss the life and times of the beloved queen of pop.

Author and playwright Anthony Green joins the show to discuss his play "When Boys Exhale" and to share insights on why Black queer representation matters now more than ever. Bianca announces the August selection for the W&W Book Club.

Author Tanisha Stewart joins the show to discuss her book "The Maintenance Man" as part of the W&W Book Club; she reveals how she creates some of her most memorable characters, and teases a new rap track.

Isaiah shares his monkey pox vaccination experience and leads a lively Pop Culture Roundup. Both co-hosts discuss the utility and necessity of social media fights.

Bianca returns from a bout with COVID-19, and shares how she and her family overcome the illness; she also centers the entire episode on being grateful.

Special guest co-host Jennifer Guidry joins Isaiah to offer a survival guide to the official Dog Days of Summer.

As Independence Day arrives, Bianca and Isaiah ponder whether the radical Supreme Court is leading the country into an inevitable second civil war. The July book club selection is announced: "The Maintenance Man: A Twisted Urban Love Triangle Thriller" by Tanisha Stewart.

Earl Fowkles Jr., President/CEO of the Center for Black Equity, joins the show to discuss the origin and meaning of Pride. Bianca and Isaiah react to the radical Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Inspired by a 1990 BLK Magazine op-ed by L. Lloyd Jordan, Bianca and Isaiah discuss how people with multiple social identities come to decide how they ultimately self-describe. In other words, is Isaiah a Black gay man or a gay Black man? The co-hosts explore how the answer has changed through the years.

Bianca and Isaiah are in the desert of Palm Springs, and share insights on the rules of engagement for flirting and the importance of hydration.