In this week's episode, we start things off with our emotions running high as a pre-show argument carries over to the start of the program. Shemar Moore stops by to say wassup to the hosts. We give a recap of the first presidential debate. Gov. Newsome proposes a bill to give reparations for slavery. Somehow we stumble onto a conversation about the meaning of life prior to Red Thoughts and Mariah shares a letter recently given to her by a loved which gives us a glimpse into the host's past.

In this week's episode, we start things off by giving a recap of week 3 in the NFL. We also share a pre-show story in which Mariah has some very choice words for the male species. The unique situation of splitting the bill on a date is discussed after an IG video shows two individuals attempting to crunch some numbers after lunch. Politics as usual are on the menu which leads to us having to make the extremely difficult decision of choosing between the lump sum of lottery winnings or a periodic payout. Mariah makes her co-host choose between being in love with a woman who has a tail or a woman who does not. Isiah also shares some tales from his days in school.

In this week's episode, we start things off by questioning the people who are questioning the accolades of black women in the entertainment industry which then leads to us questioning the individuals named on the somewhat recent issue of TIME's 100 Most Influential People list. Mariah gives her picks for Week 3 in the NFL which transitions into the unique family structure between Ciara, Future & Russell Wilson. Mariah gives us the origins of her namesake Mariah Carey. We also give a very special shoutout to our rodent friends on the other side of the globe after a rat from Cambodia is gifted a medal for lifesaving bravery & dedication to duty.

In this week's episode, the results in the Breonna Taylor verdict are discussed along with unfortunately another murder at the hands of police (rest in peace Dijon Kizzee). We get into the Top 500 Albums of All Time list made by Rolling Stone and try to make sense of anyone attempting to rank 500 of anything. Ellen's season 18 return monologue is dissected from a podcaster's perspective and Mariah feels the wrath & repercussion from leaving a scathing review about Lucy's Lounge.

In this week's episode, Mariah starts things off by sharing the unconditional love she has for her car which in doing so allows her to keep some perspective on having to be car-less for a while. We also get into a debate over what type of service to expect from any establishment in these quarantine times. Jason Whitlock & Doug Gottlieb's comments on Katie Nolan & Maria Taylor are examined along with updates on the acrimonious split between Dr. Dre & ex-wife Nicole. There could very well be a spy among us as an NYC police officer is arrested for providing information to the Chinese government.

In this week's episode, we start things off by sending our condolences to Ruth Bader Ginsberg and acknowledge her contributions to the supreme court. Mariah gives her picks for week 2 of the NFL. We inadvertently get into the origins of Travis Scott which then leads into another discussion of death & suicide. The 2020 XXL Freshman freestyles are ranked almost a month later & the recent split of power couple Cardi B & Offset is also briefly touched on.

In this week's episode, Mariah starts things off by letting us on in the origins of former Nobel Peace Prize recipient & current DJ Paris Hilton. The career trajectories of some of our favorite artists are projected. We bring up the somewhat recent controversy surrounding Netflix and its film Cuties which leads into a very interesting Instagram post from Rose McGowan. We continue to follow the battle of Kanye vs. major labels. Retired former Super Bowl champion Osi Umenyiora gives a very insightful and interesting perspective as to why he would not take a knee or protest as an NFL player. We discuss the current clip going around of Joe Rogan freely using the N-word on various occasions which ultimately transitions into a bigger discussion of when or when is it not okay to use the word if you are not a black woman or man. The legacy of Big Pun is also brought to light once again.

In this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a recap from week 1 in the NFL. Kanye gives us another plethora of insightful tweets. The new craze of "extinction denial" anti-science theories are discussed. Woodstock 99 is used to spark a question of when society as a whole lost its innocence which leads to us trying to predict how a human culture may look decades from now. The new season of Dancing With the Stars is also mentioned.

In this week's episode, we start things off with a bit of a 9/11 reflection which then poses the question of "what is on and off-limits in comedy?" we break a tragic situation down from the perspective of the comedian and the victim. This also leads us to the question that has came across all of our minds at least once "what does God laugh at?" Isiah wants to know if you'd still go to Disneyland in a world where all their employees are thieves. Mariah asks if it's possible for a single mother to raise a boy into a man. A deadly car crash in Fresno taking place on Maple near Arsenio's is discussed which then leads into the difference between bad people and bad drivers. The upcoming NFL season is also quickly mentioned.

In this week's episode, we start things off by bringing awareness to the fires blazing throughout Oregon & Washington after failing to do so last episode while also continuing to shed light on the fires in California. Harvey Levin BKA El Diablo as once proclaimed by Chris Brown is added to the long list of people who are in charge of a conglomerate that allows abuse and & misogyny in the workplace. We pour one out for Keeping Up With the Kardashians as it was recently announced that the critically-acclaimed thriller series is coming to an end. Eminem quietly dealt with unwanted houseguests. Puppy play is given an in-depth look. Isiah also shares some more fantasy football stories.