Joanna Robinson

Join Charles Holmes, Joanna Robinson, Van Lathan, and Jomi Adeniran as they embark on an exciting tabletop RPG adventure filled with laughs and unexpected twists. They dive into a murder mystery while navigating foreboding catacombs and solving a host of quirky scenarios, like engaging with a charming skeleton butler. With whimsical discussions about quirky game mechanics, trust issues, and emotional backstories, the journey is rife with comedic moments and strategic gameplay, proving that camaraderie can thrive amidst chaos.

Eric Deggans, TV critic for NPR, shares insights on Saturday Night Live's cultural impact, while Joanna Robinson from The Ringer discusses its influence on politics and satire. Stephen Tropiano, a screen studies professor, provides historical context. They delve into iconic sketches like 'Black Jeopardy' and analyze how SNL navigates a polarized landscape. The conversation highlights the show's ability to blend humor with serious issues, reflecting on its lasting relevance as it marks 50 years of comedy and commentary.