Amala Ekpunobi

An incredible speech from Clifton Duncan—a successful Broadway actor turned restaurant server—recently gained steam on social media because it powerfully and eloquently demonstrates how backwards our society has become. Listen to him with me on today’s show and let me know in the comments if it resonates with you, too!

Have you seen these snarky, smart-sounding infographics floating around Instagram promoting leftist ideas? Today I decided to take a look at one of the most popular accounts responsible for such posts called @Impact and see if their posts hold water.

Happy Friday, guys! Today we’re reacting to this week’s top headlines, including America offering Russia a notorious weapons dealer in exchange for WNBA player Britney Griner, Will Smith’s awkward apology, DC & NYC’s new struggle with illegal immigrants, and definitions of words like “recession,” “girl,” and “definition” itself are being redefined to fit leftist narratives. Let’s get into it.

News that Saudi Arabia is planning to build a utopian glass city for 9 million people in the middle of the desert called “The Line” has been sweeping the Internet. The city will be 500 meters tall, 200 meters wide, and 170 kilometers long, powered by 100% renewable energy, and built in 5-minute walkable neighborhoods where all your daily needs can be met. Does this sound like a dystopian nightmare, or would you actually be interested in living there? We react on today’s show.

“Love Is Blind” co-host Vanessa Lachey has come under fire after being asked about the lack of “body diversity” on the hit reality dating show. ABC’s “The Bachelor” has faced similar criticism in recent years, which begs the question: Do reality dating shows have a “fat acceptance” problem? Let’s get into it.

A popular TikTok cook with over 1 million followers bowed to the mob after the PC police attacked her for posting a “Cowboy Caviar” recipe. Her crime? Appropriating Mexican culture. It’s a situation that’s both sad and funny at the same time, and one that also speaks to a bigger issue going on in our culture—we’re publicly shaming people until they submit to progressive ideology.

Today I’m reacting to “Nope” actress Keke Palmer going viral on Twitter for saying comparisons of her to Zendaya were “colorism,” the army seeming to be more interested in rewarding DEI training than combat performance, and an anonymous parent writing a full op-ed about her child’s gender nonconformity?

Happy Friday, guys! For today’s show I’ll be reviewing Jordan Peele’s new movie “Nope” that is releasing this weekend and reacting to some comments the director made about race and Hollywood.

Hey guys, today I’m reacting to a clip from Ibram X. Kendi’s recent appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in which I think there’s a very dishonest exchange about how children should be taught about slavery and racism. Do you agree more with them or me? Let me know in the comments below!

Emmanuel Acho is a former NFL player turned television personality and host of a weekly anti-racist show called “Uncomfortable Conversations With a Black Man.” His 2020 interview with Chip & Joana Gaines about how we should teach kids about race was recently brought to my attention, and on today’s show I’ll be reacting and sharing my thoughts.