Dontay is joined by David Calhoun III FINALLY! And he's making the most of it by taking fan questions of what gay men really think about people, situations, and sex.

Dontay, Val, and Ms. Kankakee sit down for an honest (but slightly hilarious) chat about suicide, depression, and all the things in between.

Dontay and Val are joined by one of Val's friends from Harpo, Candice. But Dontay only calls her Kankakee, because if you're from somewhere with such a great name you've got to talk about it! The conversation delves into the adventure Val and Dontay took at a Creole restaurant in LA, and ends up at what to do with that RSVP you don't want to respond to.

Once again David Calhoun III is absent, but Dontay and Val hold down the fort. They talk Ciara's new single, upcoming music, and the award show season.

This week Dontay is once again joined by Valerie Hunt and once again, David Calhoun III is absent (someone's got bills to pay). The conversation goes from Empire, to the nuance of skin color and the role it played in Val's childhood. It's a wild ride you don't want to miss.

Dontay and Val chat about what it's like being on LA Hair. Val grills Dontay on what the fans want to know about the hit reality show.

Dontay is joined by Val and Maria this week, David Calhoun III had to sit this one out. The crew talk about their vacations, their New Year's resolutions, and the state of the world today. Also: Val recaps Empire the new show on Fox.

Dontay, Val, and David sit down for a chat about what it's like seeing homeless people around the holidays, and how we can all help to make their lives better. The conversation then turns to travel, and we've got a surprise contest for you!

This week the group welcomes Rahsaan Patterson to talk about Dontay's climb to stardom. They cover the world of hair dressing and what it's like to be on reality TV. Then the conversation moves into a discussion about black beauty in society.

Dontay, Val, and David sit down for a semi-serious conversations about Ferguson, the state of black (African American) people in the United States. There's some droplets of wisdom, and some suggestions for what to do next.