The W&W Book Club returns with a review of "Single Black Female" by Tracy Brown. Bianca and Isaiah also showcase Pride by discussing the best queer destinations and the origin of gay rights movement.

Bianca and Isaiah share thoughts on the nonstop gun violence that is pervasive in American society, and share tips for talking to kids about what is happening.

The Fly Nerd (Andrea Mimi) joins the show to continue the Money May series with advice for collaborating with other business owners, and how to thrive during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bianca and Isaiah discuss colorism.

Facilitator, advocate and healer Mateo Belen joins the show to discuss how to start a consultancy, and shares lessons learned from his own experiences about when to take the leap of faith. Isaiah breaks down the first picture of Sagittarius A*.

In the first of a series of interviews to celebrate Money May, special guest Guy Anthony, CEO/President of Black, Gifted & Whole, joins the podcast and explains how to start a nonprofit from scratch.

Bianca and Isaiah introduce a new segment, but fight endlessly over what it's going to be called. Seriously, it was foolishness. Also, "The Preacher's Son" by Carl Weber is reviewed as part of the W&W Beauty Shop Book Club.

Podcaster Blake Rowley (The Panel) joins the show to discuss RuPaul's Drag Race, and shares tip about being intentional about making friends as a gay man.

Politics. Religion. Cannabis. Bianca and Isaiah offer advice to President Biden, reminisce on getting high and prepare for Easter -- all in 72 minutes!

Interior designer Catherine Harvey joins the podcast to share tips on how to get the best out of any space. Do you really need that formal dining room? Bianca and Isaiah preview a new segment, and discuss what it's like being left out of certain social occasions.

The co-hosts review the fashion from the 94th annual Academy Awards, and offer their own commentary on Will Smith. A rebranding of the W&W Book Club is also revealed.