Season 2

Amber explores racial biases in credit scores and gets mad at a trivial thing from 1995.

Amber reacts to recent testimony about Facebook and explores America's history of unpaid taxes.

Amber and Tarik summon The White Lady and hold a session of "The My People's Court."

Amber suggests new names for military bases and films a promotional video for a lotion brand.

Amber explores Alabama's prison conditions and roasts billionaires with Tarik.

Amber explores racist technology and sings a song about the week's biggest new story.

Amber explores American police propaganda and shares her Christmas plans with Tarik and Mr. Mailman.

Amber shares little-known Black History facts and teaches the ABCs of white privilege.

Amber explores the racial disparity in U.S. prosecutors and a reporter discusses the war on Ukraine.

Amber explores Marvel Comics’ depiction of Princess Matoaka and celebrates great Black scammers.

Amber explores race correction in American medicine and performs a rap about rising gas prices.

Amber explores the phrase “soft on crime” and introduces the show’s unvaccinated mascot.

Amber explores the recent passage of an anti-lynching law and launches a gritty remake of her show.

Amber explores the issue of museums displaying stolen art and shares an ad for a gun control bill.

Amber explores why Black people don’t comply with police and interviews actor Jaquel Spivey.

Amber explores America’s foster care system and interviews actress Vanessa Williams.

Amber interviews actress Cynthia Erivo and competes on the game show, “Know Your El Debarge."