Joshua Johnson, host of The Night Light and Now Tonight, tells a captivating tale about a farm boy's journey to find his heart-turned-to-stone sisters, encountering obstacles like a bullfrog and wolf along the way. He strikes a deal with a heartless troll to save his sisters, embarking on a dangerous mission to retrieve the troll's heart. With the help of a giant eagle and green bullfrog, he successfully retrieves the golden egg containing the troll's heart, leading to a heartwarming chapter of gratitude, rewards, and newfound happiness for all.

Former NPR and MSNBC host Joshua Johnson joins the discussion on Justice Alito's connection to the January 6th insurrection and the controversy surrounding NPR's perceived bias. They dive into the implications of symbols in judicial credibility, the challenges of maintaining integrity in public radio, and the importance of precision in journalism amidst debates and arguments.

Broadcast journalist Joshua Johnson, comedian W. Kamau Bell, and others discuss the pressure to conform to a certain idea of blackness, the complexities of identity and code switching, the importance of supporting black art, the challenges faced by Black queer queens in the drag scene, and navigating the conflict of performing blackness to a white audience.