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The Reid "cousins" winedown after a long week and Jacque shares her horrific Wakanda experience at the the Magic Johnson theatre in Harlem; while Joy-Ann unplugged from the world and simply enjoyed being a couch potato. The ladies talk Black Panther’s astonishing worldwide box office numbers, Fergie's National Anthem fail and Laura Ingraham's "Shut Up and Dribble" comment to Lebron James.

Joy-Ann and Jacque wine-down with actress Erika Alexander discussing her graphic novel series, the excitement of Black Panther and reasons why she is against a Living Single reboot. The Reid cousins also talk the latest school shooting tragedy in Florida, the Obama portraits and the black-French figure skater receiving praise over her Beyoncé medley performance while wearing pants!

Jacque and Joy-Ann are back together and better than ever! Joined in the studio by Restaurant extraordinaire, Alexander Smalls, and Martini & Rossi brand ambassador, Colin Asare-Appiah; the ladies are popping bottles and learning how to make the perfect frank?! Joy-Ann talks attending fashion week and backsliding on her weight loss, while Jacque experiences her first drag show- can you say fabulous?!

Where in the world is Joy-Ann Reid? Honorary Reid, Chris Witherspoon, is our guest Co host. He and Cousin Jacque sit down with legendary artist Wyclef Jean in-studio. Wyclef talks gigging with Prince, going back on tour and how the music industry has changed. Jacque and Chris winedown discussing Jacque's GET OUT Birthday girl's trip. Chris is brainstorming ways to teach his young son authentic black history, without making him bitter.

Jacque & Joy-Ann wine-down with Fandango's Chris Witherspoon discussing 2018 Oscar Nominations, the overall significance of Get Out, and Mary J. Blige being homeless?? The trio also talk Hollywood's wage disparity against women of color and compare thoughts on Monique Vs Netflix? The play cousins chat about their personal wellness journeys... Joy Ann updates her weight loss and Jacque is more committed to a vegan.

Jacque is extremely skeptical about getting the Flu shot; While Joy-Ann confirms she is a girther and simultaneously gets inducted into ShondaLand after the TGIT Queen retweeted Joy's epic clap back to a Trumper's nonsense on her weekend show. The play cousins are joined in their new studio with both The Baylor Project, the 2x Grammy Nominated Husband-Wife Jazz Duo, The Baylor Project, and Life Coach Sharmayne Jenkins, getting lives together for two-thousand GREAT-teen!

The ladies catch up after having the month off and talk JoyAnn's epic birthday party-- just in case there is a nuclear holocaust; Jacque going vegan—except for her mother's holiday Chitlins; and Oprah in 20/20? Me Too Founder, Tarana Burke joins the play cousins to discuss who got a seat at her table during the Golden Globes, #TimesUp, and Mainstream media's lack of empathy for women of color in the wake of the Hollywood Scandal and why we [frankly] shouldn't give a damn!

JoyAnn and Jacque are joined by returning guest, Chris Witherspoon, discussing JoyAnn's weave catastrophe and wig names; American Idol versus The Voice and their The Walking Dead weekly update and how they're both over Jesus… (not THE Jesus). The trio talks the Omarosa wedding picture at the White House debacle, election formulas and historical wins; and is Tiffany Haddish really making history by hosting SNL??

Jacque and Joy-Ann "wine-down" without the wine discussing their crazy work week. Jacque hosted for Mika Brzezinski's celebrity infused "Know Your Value" Women's conference. Meanwhile, JoyAnn continues to receive Jacque's mail; been on a traveling frenzy hosting speaking engagements primarily discussing fake news and still needs an assistant. They also talk the Briana Brochu case, Hollywood's glasshouse; dealing with workplace harassment, and Robert E. Lee being an evil man. Period.

Jacque and Joy-Ann are reunited and to feels so good. One of them has completely kicked Insomnia the other has it ever worse. Joy-Ann shares details on her recent trip to the USVI to report on the post hurricane devastation there. Jacque shares details on new movies and tv shows you need to watch. Last, but not least the one and only Kim Fields stops by the studio to talk about her new movie, sexual harassment in Hollywood and whether the ladies of Living Single are coming back to tv.

Jacque and Joy-Ann are joined by entertainment experts Chris Witherspoon and Blue Telusma to talk Black folks making their mark in front of and behind the camera on the small screen. The ladies also discuss where they are with the battle with Insomnia. Joy-Ann shares the juicy details of her most recent Twitter beef with Joe Walsh. In wake of the Las Vegas shooting, the ladies discuss whether the NRA will ever lose it’s control over the US government.

Actress Danielle Brooks is in the studio talking pretty bras, kicking it with Oprah and why she is hesitant to launch a music career despite her amazing vocal talent. Meanwhile, Jacque gets to the bottom of Joy-Ann squinting on tv and discovers Bikram yoga may be answer to her insomnia. The ladies also talk about the kneeling/NFL controversy and whether they would take the knee. And Joy-Ann shares what she did not get to ask Hillary Clinton in that recent interview she snagged (yaaaaay AM Joy!)

Joy-Ann and Jacque get to the bottom of Joy-Ann's Twitter beef that went viral, Hon-tee! The ladies weigh in on the Jemele Hill controversy and more hot topics. And our special guest, actor Lamman Rucker of Greenleaf, talks being a part of television's hottest shows and spills the tea on what Oprah is really like.

Jacque and Joy-Ann discuss Hurricanes Irma and Harvey, and why some people don’t evacuate. They also talk about the possibility of a Black woman becoming a member of the British royals and Black Girl Magic at the US Open. Fox News Host Eboni K. Williams stops by the studio to talk about confronting Trump and the death threats that followed. And Joy-Ann welcomes Jacque to the Insomniacs club.

Joy-Ann and Jacque break down the GOT season finale, and interview guests Rev Al Sharpton and actress/director Tasha Smith.