On this episode, Kerstyn and Norah are joined by Paul Thomas (partner at Parkside Group). They discuss black crime rate surge in Inner cities and the the uptick in snarky comments asking: 'What about Black on Black crime? Why aren't you protesting about that?", they also discussed if  Black Lives Matter failed to raise outrage about Black Americans killing other Black Americans, the media's role is perpetuating the narrative,  as well if  politicians should bear more of the brunt of the rise of violence in Black communities. 

On this episode, Kerstyn and Norah are joined by Maxine. They discuss Joe Biden's decision to select Kamala Harris as his VP candidate. They discuss her record and detractors challenging her racial identity, as well as Black Americans distrust with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' record on crime and what it means to have a Black woman VP candidate.

On this special Black girl magic episode, Kerstyn and Norah are joined by Political Organizer, Jacquelyn Martell they discuss the impact Black Lives Matter movement on society , the affect that 'Karen's" pose to Black and Brown people's safety, the taking down of statues,  their stance on Defund the Police and Joe Biden's potential running mate.

On this episode, the hosts are joined with Jackie M. The hosts discuss the rise in COVID 19 cases and deaths,  US Leadership and media role during the pandemic. They also discussed the importance in social distancing, the 2 Trillion Dollars Relief Package, former Florida governor hopeful, Andrew Gillum Miami scandal and Commissioner Omari Hardy vs Mayor Pam Triolo Viral exchange.

On this episode, the hosts discuss Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders two man Democratic race and the widespread of the COVID-19 also known as Coronavirus.

On this episode, the hosts are joined by Financial Guru, best selling author, Ash Cash and they discuss the median wealth of Black And Latino families could hit zero by 2053, Black consumers spending power, Pres. Trump policies that benefit people of color financially, Democratic Presidential candidates policies that benefit people of color, Billionaire, Byron Allen  wanted to get economic inclusion for people of color during President Obama presidency,  what the average person who makes $30K a year working a 9-5 job do to build his or her own wealth, and if Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. would be proud of the advances of POCs today.

On this episode, the hosts are joined by Nola Haynes. In a heated conversation, they discuss Trump's controversial decision to pardon Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher, Iran 2020 crisis, New York’s Jewish community  spate of anti-Semitic attacks, cash bail and Trump utilizing a portion of military budget for building the wall.

On this episode, the co-hosts go down memory lane and discuss prominent things that occurred during  2010-2020. 

On this episode, the co-hosts are joined by Kyle Ramos from Slightly Sophisticated Podcast they discuss Hillary Clinton's recent interview on the Howard Stern show where she showed more personality, changing the narrative that Democrats aren't affective leaders, US Congress charges Pres. Donald Trump with 2 articles of impeachment and is it enough to impeach the President, Kamala Harris drops out of the Presidential election, The Senate reaches a Bipartisan agreement to permanently fund historically black colleges and universities,  which  brings up the conversation that some folks feel like HBCUs should no longer exist now that PWIs accept all students and Kyle explains what a Constitutionalist is.

On this episode, Chris and Kerstyn are joined by Jackson White, Co-Founder of Politiscope App. They discuss black politicians like Cory Booker and Kamala Harris potentially missing an opportunity to govern on a local level instead of running for President. They also discuss Colin Kaepernick recent work out for NFL teams; a Texas woman sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after sending in the mail explosives to President Obama’s home, Stephen Miller caught sending emails to White Nationalist; Jackson explains why he is a Bernie supporter and how Politiscope can help push voter turnout in future elections