Bridgett Todd, host of There Are No Girls on the Internet, and Andrew Ti, host of Yo Is This Racist, dive into the complexities of Oprah Winfrey's legacy. They explore her dual role as both a beloved figure and a controversial promoter of toxic personalities. The discussion touches on Oprah's impact on diet culture, her childhood narratives, and how trauma shapes her public persona. With humor and critical insight, they unveil the intricate layers of her influence on American society.

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Andrew Ti, a TV writer and producer known for 'Yo, Is This Racist,' joins comedian Blake Wexler for a lively discussion on key urban issues. They analyze the drama between the LAPD and LAFD during wildfires, questioning budget priorities. The episode dives into New York's congestion pricing, revealing comedic takes on city commuting challenges. In a surprising turn, they lament the retirement of Girl Scout cookie flavors, sparking personal anecdotes about favorite treats. Their banter cleverly blends humor with thoughts on climate, community safety, and social support.

Historian and podcaster Andrew Ti discusses the dark history of the Chagos Islands, exposing the British Empire and U.S. Department of Defense's exploitation for military purposes. The podcast unveils the colonial devastation, strategic importance, and sinister motives behind the actions that wiped out an island paradise founded by former slaves.

Andrew Ti, a witty producer and TV writer known for 'Yo, Is This Racist?', joins Joey Clift, a creative force from the Cowlitz Indian tribe and writer of 'Gone Native'. They dive into the absurdity of 'Madame Web' being snubbed for Best Picture and speculate on the rise of sex robots by 2025. The duo humorously critiques President Biden's age-related challenges and Hollywood’s wild product placements while leaving listeners chuckling at their quirky anecdotes about film and culture.

Andrew Ti, a talented producer and TV writer known for 'Yo Is This Racist?', joins the fun alongside comedian Pallavi Gunalan. They dive into the racial politicization of wildfires, while playfully critiquing celebrities like Matt Gaetz as he promotes Ivermectin. The discussion includes humorous takes on firefighter stereotypes and societal perceptions, mixed with poignant reflections on community support during crises. Plus, they explore the rapid rise of TikTok trends and the implications of misinformation surrounding health treatments, all wrapped in their signature comedic style.

Andrew Ti, Co-host of Yo, Is This Racist?, joins the podcast to discuss King Leopold II of Belgium. They dive into his early life, personality traits, and his plan to establish a colony in the Congo. The podcast explores King Leopold's exploitation of the Congolese people, his manipulation of media, and his estrangement from his family. They also highlight his strange habits and hypochondria. Stay tuned for part two!

Andrew Ti, host of 'Yo Is This Racist,' dives into the invaluable role of lesbians during the 1980s AIDS crisis. He shares gripping stories of mutual aid, showcasing how grassroots efforts provided vital support to marginalized communities. The discussion touches on the evolution of LGBTQ+ activism, the importance of solidarity in health crises, and the enduring emotional connections forged through acts of care. Ti highlights how these historical responses resonate with today's social justice movements, emphasizing resilience in the face of stigma.

Blake Wexler, a comedian and co-host of Yo, Is This Racist?, joins writer and comedian Andrew Ti for a lively discussion. They dive into the bizarre antics of Bend, Oregon's 'Googly Eye Bandit' and dissect the cinematic disaster of 'Kraven the Hunter,' questioning its place in the Marvel universe. The conversation cleverly weaves in topics like quirky public art, humorous thoughts on holiday traditions, and the ups and downs of sports betting, delivering sharp humor and insightful commentary throughout.