Michael Che, a comedian and actor from Saturday Night Live, joins Phillip Keene, an actor known for various TV roles, for a lively discussion on the fine line between humor and societal norms. They tackle censorship and the implications of social media on comedic expression. The duo reflects on the hypocrisy surrounding Bill Cosby's legacy and critiques DJ Khaled, sharing their thoughts on the evolving landscape of celebrity culture. Their insights blend laughter with a critical examination of integrity in entertainment.

Phillip Keene, an actor known for his work in Major Crimes, joins the discussion on making relationships thrive. He dives into the essential ingredients for lasting love and the importance of communication, empathy, and organization within relationships. The trio tackles Adam's personal frustrations with humor and helpful insights. They explore the dynamics of sharing responsibilities in both romantic and parenting roles, highlighting how assertiveness can play a crucial role in attraction and connection.

Phillip Keene, known for his role in 'Major Crimes', joins for a lively discussion about his acting career and the perceptions within the gay community. They dive into the complexities of personal relationships in the entertainment industry, humor's role amidst social expectations, and the journey of self-validation. Michael Che also makes a guest appearance, addressing previous comments and the nuances of humor in today's culture. Together, they explore how identity impacts relationships and personal growth.