The House provides a platform and a home where every viewer can feel they are welcomed.

The House provides a platform for the underrepresented as well as also offering a home where every viewer can feel they are welcomed.

Fred Rosser, formerly known as WWE Superstar Darren Young, is discussing masculinity and how being outed on TMZ gave him a new direction in his life.

The shifting sources of truth are up for debate as The Fam weighs traditional journalism vs. popular bloggers and how popularity rules public opinion.

Sex work and the discrimination against sex workers is tonight’s appetizer and our guest Shea Diamond chimes in to tell of her experiences.

The Fam explores gay parenting and child birth. Experienced celebrity Doula, ANDREY LEMON, talks about birthing trauma and childbirth racial disparity.

Nico Craig (formerly known as Nhandi), joins the dinner conversation to bring a teenage perspective on mental health, and dating in the age of COVID.

Sampson McCormick explains how Black comedians have had to laugh through the pain just to work and his experiences of homophobia from fellow comedians

Sir Joe eXclusive stops by to talk about the Black influence on fashion and the limits Black people put on ourselves when it comes to expression.

The House provides a platform for the underrepresented as well as also offering a home where every viewer can feel they are welcomed.

The Fam does some housecleaning in this heart-to-heart, clearing the air of past issues and personality conflicts that have developed over the season.