This week, Donnie is joined by Mariah Barnett to talk all things Baddies and Zeus!

But beyond the fights, the drama, and the viral moments, this episode dives into the bigger conversation happening online: Are shows like Baddies, Bad Boys, and Joseline's Cabaret harmful for viewers? Do they reinforce stereotypes about Black women and Black culture, or is that an unfair expectation to place on reality TV?

Does knowing the discourse around these shows change how we watch them, or are we still tuning in regardless?

Is there a right answer?

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Better late than never.

Now that the dust has settled, the drama has subsided, and the fire-making challenge has been spoiled by Jeff Probst, we're finally here with our Survivor 50 finale recap.

Donnie and Mikhail look back on Survivor 50 as a whole. We break down the final episode, the biggest moments of the season, the post-season drama, and our experience at the Brice and Wen Survivor 50 Finale Party in New York, including some live podcast interviews with fellow Survivor fans.

Plus, we hand out our Survivor 50 Superlatives, including Best Player, Favorite Character, Biggest Blindside, Most Chaotic Player, Legacy Boost, Automatic Returnee, and more.

Did the jury get it right?! Was the jury bitter and was Jonathan robbed?

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In this episode, Donnie sits down with Broadway performer Tamar Greene, who he first saw on stage as George Washington in Hamilton back in 2018. What started with a stage door photo years ago has come full circle in a conversation about theater, representation, and the power of storytelling.

Tamar shares his journey from studying opera to finding his home in musical theater, the years of auditions that led him to Hamilton, and his recent run as the longest-running George Washington in Broadway history. Together, they discuss how casting choices can shift a show's narrative, why authentic representation matters, and how Black performers are helping redefine who gets to tell YOUR story.

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