Ward & Webster

In Need to Know, Isaiah combines his Pop Culture Round-Up with a political round-up. The co-hosts discuss Donald Trump's indictments, Bob Barber's legacy, and Lizzo's growing legal drama. In All the Feels, the co-hosts recap their summer and their vacations; Bianca is beside herself after Isaiah's close encounter with Billy Porter. In Gotta Do, Bianca reviews the July W&W Book Club selection, "Find Your Fucking Happy" by Monica Sweeney.

In Need to Know, Where is the Sun returns, and Isaiah explains the importance of the rising sign for the birth chart. In All the Feels, Bianca demands that TV shows and films stop using Black actors as disposable love interests for White leads. Isaiah is confused why we care at all, and pushes back on the idea that Black hotties are overlooked in favor of mediocre Whites. Who decides who's mediocre? In Gotta Do, the co-hosts discuss gender identity and the prominence of pronouns; Isaiah doesn't care about either -- and explains that it might be best to just refer to people by their chosen names. 

In Need to Know, Isaiah's Pop Culture Round-Up returns featuring Madonna, Naomi Osaka, Luther Vandross, Threads, and the Emmy Awards. In All the Feels, what was Bianca thinking? The co-hosts talk about being young and making unwise decisions, and Isaiah warns the Wonders about becoming pen pals with criminals. In Gotta Do, tips for increasing vitamin D intake are shared. 

In Need to Know, the co-hosts break down what affirmative action is, and what it isn't. Bianca is perplexed that White women continue to oppose affirmative action, yet benefit the most from it. Isaiah explains why the Supreme Court's most recent decision against affirmative action is a continuation of its radical interference in American life. In All the Feels, the co-hosts react to a "Frontline" documentary about the life and career of Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, and explain how a Black man who benefited from affirmative action became a tool for its abolishment. In Gotta Do, Isaiah shares resources on learning more about the ways and workings of the U.S. Supreme Court. 

In Need to Know, Isaiah sheds light on what might be behind two surprising Supreme Court opinions regarding voting rights, before launching into his annual Independence Day proclamation. In All the Feels, is it OK for folks to spend their money on whatever they want -- even joyrides to the ruins of the Titanic? Bianca picks Isaiah's brain on why we care. In Gotta Do, the July selection for the W&W Better You Book Club is announced: "Find Your Fucking Happy: A Journal to Help Pave the Way for Positive Shit Ahead" by Monica Sweeney. 

In Need to Know, "The Little Book of Queer Icons" by Samuel Alexander is reviewed as part of the W&W Better You Book Club. In All the Feels, a YouTube viewing recommendation sends Isaiah spiraling into a rabbit hole about the failure of Blockbuster Video; and true to form, he builds an entire segment around it. In Gotta Do, special guest Sharisse Kemp shares her expertise and suggestions on wine, and explains why glassware, name brands, and costs are all irrelevant. 

In Need to Know, Bianca details the human rights abuses of LGBT people in the Caribbean, and profiles several organizations that are working to protect and advance queer rights. In All the Feels, the co-hosts ponder the complexities and double-standard attached to straight and bisexual men who love dick as much as their female partners. In Gotta Do, Isaiah asks for help from the Wonders regarding the Black Podcasting Awards. 

In Need to Know, "The Unapologetic Guide to Black Mental Health" by Dr. Rheeda Walker is reviewed as part of the W&W Better You Book Club. In All the Feels, Isaiah recaps his travel through France, and offers a review of the Beyonce concert and the casinos of Monte-Carlo. In Gotta Do, the co-hosts kick off Pride by looking at the anti-LGBTQ measures being pushed in the states, and explaining why bigots are attacking Target and other businesses over rainbows. Bianca offers tips for being the best ally possible to queer people, and Isaiah announces the June Book Club selection. 

In this Money May encore presentation, Guy Anthony, from Black, Gifted & Whole Foundation, discusses how to start a nonprofit business from scratch, and shares the wisdom from his many years of community work. Also, HR guru Saná Rasul of HR Girlfriends talks about the importance of establishing a good rapport with human resources; plus, tips for negotiating salaries and more. 

In Need to Know, the co-hosts discuss how loneliness impacts our health -- and how it's been doing so since before the COVID-19 pandemic. In All the Feels, Martha Stewart inspires an entire segment on classic magazine covers; plus, Bianca and Isaiah reveal what iconic covers they would recreate. In Gotta Do, the Money May series continues, as real estate guru Maceo Thomas stops by to offer wisdom regarding home ownership.