In episode 66, we discussed the presidential debate, Kendrick Lamar's selection to perform at the Super Bowl, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert’s apologies to WNBA players, and Shannon Sharpe's Instagram video. The talk of the town was Tyreek Hill’s detainment, and we also recapped the show Reasonable Doubt.

In our 65th episode, we had an in-depth conversation about Sydney McLaughlin's faith and how it impacts her athletic career. We also delved into the recent issues with the USPS and the potential impact on mail deliveries. Additionally, we explored Noah Lyles' upbringing in a cult and how it has shaped him as an athlete and individual. Furthermore, we discussed the social dynamics of adults without a college degree, focusing on their social interactions and friendships. Lastly, we dedicated a significant portion of the episode to analyzing and dissecting the Democratic National Convention, highlighting the key moments and discussions that were the talk of the town during that time.

In episode 64, we discussed the possibility of Cornell West taking votes away from Vice President Kamala Harris. We also talked about Wells Fargo's deceptive interviews with minorities, addressed Isaiah Hartenstein's ethnicity, and discussed the killing of Karon Blake by Jason Lewis. The talk of the town was the unfortunate incident where Jordan Chiles had her bronze medal taken away. Additionally, we shared a little-known Black history fact about George Henry White.

In episode 63, we discussed Black reality shows, the argument of the white middle class, and the perception of non-traditional Black families. The talk of the town revolved around Vice President Harris’ selection of Governor Tim Walz.

In episode 62, we discussed President Biden's potential resignation, the attempted assassination of former President Trump, the possibility of Kamala Harris running for president, and the Olympic Games. The talk of the town was the Sonya Massey shooting and the Olympic Games. Our little-known Black history fact was Charlotta Bass. In our refill segment, we discussed "Presumed Innocent."

In episode 61, we discussed Biden’s debate performance, the denouncing of Black Greek Letter Organizations, Justin Timberlake’s DUI, and the Famine in Sudan. Our talk of the Town was Reggie Jackson’s comments.

In episode 60, we engaged in an insightful discussion about the importance of HBCUs with our guest Vickee Gray. In our "What's Going On" segment, we tackled thought-provoking topics such as whether smartphones should be banned from schools, Caitlin Clark's courageous stand against the use of her name, and the universities that have empowered the most billionaires. The talk of the town was Martha-Ann Alito, and we also illuminated a lesser-known Black History Fact about Vada Watson Somerville.

In episode 59, we covered Howard University's decision to rescind Diddy’s honorary degree, employers prioritizing non-Ivy League schools due to activism, Wendell Pierce's denial of an apartment in Harlem, and Joy Reid's excoriation of Byron Donald. The hot topics were Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark.