In our season 1 finale episode, the discussion leads to "The National Church Of Bey", a religion formed around Beyoncé. We debate the difference between that and the Beyoncé Mass that was held earlier in the year.  The question is asked if African American women are being put in a box, if the usage of Beyonce is the only means to bring black women together. Reyah explains why she doesn't check African American on job application to land more  interviews.
Finally, we talk about why the black community puts Barack and Michelle Obama's relationship on a pedestal, and why the feminist movement is an overall bad idea for women.

In this episode, Droematic and J-Dub daughters join the show to talk about teen bullying at school and on social media. We dig deep into how to parents can have more open communications with their kids in today's society. The hosts discuss whether its a good idea for teachers to be allowed to carry guns in school to protect them against students who seek revenge after being bullied. Also, Keonya Waters joins the show to talk about her new non profit organization to benefit cancer patients, as we debate whether chemo-therapy is still a popular option to treat cancer.

The crew discuss the new Kamikaze album by Eminem, and does he prove to still be one of the best lyricists in the game.  We also talk about the diss records with him going at Machine Gun Kelly, Joe Budden, mumble rappers, and Tyler the Creator. J-Dub also tells the story of when he was attacked by a deer for getting to close to its baby.  Reyah gives an update on her employment status, and how close she is becoming close to starting a career in exotic dancing. And finally, the hosts decides to share secrets of some of their sexcapades, including toe sucking.

Droematic welcomes his child hood friends to the show to talk about their current career paths, and how they have been dealing with their financial struggles over the years.  We also discuss financial literacy and how you can alter your life style to get out of financial debt quicker, and build up your credit score.  Ramon (Judge) and J-Dub give advice and tips on how felons that are struggling to get employment can go into entrepreneurship to better themselves and their current situation. Finally, the crew debate heavily on the current top 5 rappers in the game today, and attempt to shut down Reyah's argument that Drake is one of the top 5 greatest rappers of all time.

In this episode, the crew talks about online dating, and why African-American women and Asian men get swiped left on the most, on dating apps such as Tinder. We also give advice on how to meet new people based on your current circumstances. The ladies give their opinion on knowing when it's the right time to walk away from a marriage and file divorce.  Finally, Droematic takes questions from some of the listeners that have relationship problems, that need to be turned into relationship goals.

This is a 3 part relationship series  co-hosted with the author of "Sasha's Story" and (LCSW) marriage therapist, La'Neika Benbow. We talk about what it takes to have a successful relationship, and the keys to having a solid marriage.  We also talk about the Pusha T and Drake Beef, along with the strange photos taken by Jay-Z and Beyonce.

The Crew Interviews Exotic Dancer, "The Extraodinaire" Ms. Blaire. We also discuss the beef between Nicki Minaj & Cardi B. We will also be talking about the Emily & Fabolous domestic violence rumors, along with a review of the new J. Cole album

We will be discussing the trial of famed comedian, Bill Cosby. Also in this episode, the crew discusses sexual harassment in the workplace, and how to handle it.

The Crew Interviews Exotic Dancer, "The Extraodinaire" Ms. Blaire. We also discuss the beef between Nicki Minaj & Cardi B. We will also be talking about the Emily & Fabolous domestic violence rumors, along with a review of the new J. Cole album.

We will be discussing the trial of famed comedian, Bill Cosby. Also in this episode, the crew discusses sexual harassment in the workplace, and how to handle it.