Kev talks with Emmy-winning comedian, writer, producer, and creator Robin Thede for a funny, sharp, and honest conversation about comedy, leadership, and trusting your voice. Robin breaks down her journey through stand-up, sketch, and television, including what it really takes to run a writers’ room and still stay funny.

The two dive into the realities of comedy, embarrassing moments, rewriting, navigating egos, and learning how to move through spaces where being funny isn’t always enough. Robin shares stories from her path to creating A Black Lady Sketch Show, the challenge of juggling multiple roles at once, and why confidence and humor go hand in hand.

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Kev sits down with WNBA champions and comedy duo Syd and TP aka Sydney Colson and Theresa Plaisance for a hilarious and honest conversation about life beyond basketball. The three talk about showing your true personality, dealing with injuries, and learning how to laugh at yourself when the playing days may be numbered.

Syd and TP bring their trademark humor as they swap stories about toxic locker rooms, the realities of being a professional athlete, and always finding a way to have a good time. The conversation also touches on navigating hard moments with a positive attitude, building strong relationships with teammates, and finding joy in new lanes without overthinking everything.

It’s a funny, relaxed episode full of laughs, real talk, and reminders that basketball doesn’t have to be that serious.

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Kev talks with bestselling author, speaker, and cultural critic Luvvie Ajayi Jones about trusting God, walking in purpose, and having the courage to use your voice, even when it costs you. Luvvie opens up about stepping out on faith, betting on herself, and the spiritual grounding that allows her to speak truth without fear or compromise.

The two dive into obedience, discernment, and the discipline it takes to stay aligned with your calling while navigating criticism and public pressure. Luvvie reflects on how faith has shaped her leadership, writing, and decision-making and why conviction matters more than comfort.

Along the way, there’s humor, honesty, and powerful perspective on what it means to stand firm, trust God’s timing, and move boldly in purpose.

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