With guest Compton J. Smith, a stand-up comedian with insight. The group explored Compton's comedy career and background, including his transition from corporate casino management to stand-up comedian, while also discussing various social and political issues such as racial attitudes, misinformation, and unethical business practices in the music industry. The conversation concluded with discussions about recent comedy show experiences and flooding in the Sumner, Wa area.

The discussion with guests Silas Lindenstein and Carlos Kareem Windham began with informal introductions and discussions about cultural backgrounds and experiences with identity among the guests and hosts. The group explored topics related to LGBTQ+ representation, historical erasure, and personal experiences with homophobia across different cultural contexts. The conversation concluded with discussions about recent TV and movie viewing experiences.

Jamal, Marianne, and Romeo discussed Thanksgiving plans and cooking traditions, sharing personal stories about relationships and breakups while exploring themes of financial security and health considerations in relationships. They engaged in conversations about movies, art, and cultural representations, including a detailed discussion about red flags in men's favorite films and the racial portrayal of Jesus in art history. The group also discussed skepticism about the moon landing, cultural traditions around Santa Claus and Halloween, and their recent TV show binges, concluding with plans for Thanksgiving gatherings and a lighthearted exchange about Tupperware.