Amala Ekpunobi

MSNBC recently hosted a roundtable where several black female hosts and celebrities discussed the culture surrounding black women and the discrimination they face in the workplace. Their complaints involved a lack of makeup supplies, unskilled hair stylists, and hair discrimination. They go on to discuss The Crown Act, a bill passed to end discrimination against black hair. Is this really a problem? Is this evidence of systemic racism? Is there work we need to do regarding this? I’ll explore all of these questions in today's episode.

Hey guys! I’m traveling today, so for this episode I wanted to share a reaction I did last year when the U.S. Government first declared Juneteenth a federal holiday. Is Juneteenth making tangible change for the black community, or is it just another way for the establishment to promote racial division, social justice, and their narratives of systemic racism and America being founded on slavery? Here are my thoughts—let me know yours in the comments below!

We got him! Matt Walsh joins me on today's show to talk about the reaction to his controversial new documentary "What Is a Woman," whether he thinks the tide has turned in the gender theory debate, and shares some thoughts on parenting in these trying times as we go into Father's Day weekend.

A Google employee has been placed on administrative leave after leaking conversations between himself and a Google language chatbot. He did so to prove that the chatbot had developed sentience. Today, we’ll discuss this possibility and what that means for our world.

Hey y’all! Today I wanted to do something a little different. It seems as though lots of people are scared to stand up for what they believe in. I think much of that fear comes from worrying about what other people will think or how they will react. So let’s dive into philosophy and figure out why. I’ll be reacting to a video from the YouTube channel “Freedom in Thought” titled “Marcus Aurelius - Stop Caring What People Think”.

Congratulations, you’ve made it halfway through Pride Month! Did you know many LGBTQ people are just as critical of corporate pandering during pride month, which they call “Pinkwashing”? To celebrate our run through the virtue signaling gauntlet, I’m reacting to the Top 10 most cringey examples of corporate pride pandering I could find.

The Department of Homeland Security just released a new “national terrorism advisory” about the threat of mass casualty violence by “online extremism” and “reactions to current events.” But how are they defining “online extremism?” Could your views be considered “extremist?” Let’s get into it.

Is eating food from other cultures without acknowledging it cultural appropriation? TikTok’s Soogia1 thinks so, and is here to lecture you on that and everything else you’re doing wrong when it comes to political correctness and identity politics, all to the delight of her audience of millions of enthusiastic fans. We promised a “Fun” Friday - let’s get into it.

Hey dude and dudettes! Today, I’m talking about the recent attempted attack on Justice Kavanaugh (a story that legacy media would rather ignore). I’ll be looking at the response or lack thereof from outlets like CNN, MSNBC, ABC, etc. I’ll also be discussing the developing story around the PGA golf tour and its battle with the new Saudi Arabian funded LIV golf tour. Can we judge these players for taking money from Saudi Arabia? Do we ourselves benefit from the Public Investment of Saudi Arabia?

Ladies and gentlemen, water is wet! And in other news, Joy Behar said something stupid on The View. Today I’m reacting to this and much more celebrity-themed news, including Nick Cannon’s ninth child with his fifth baby mama, Matthew McConaughey’s gun control speech, and Robert De Niro saying America is now in “calm waters” thanks to this administration. Let’s get into it.