In this week's episode, I am joined by Ziwe Fumudoh, an American comedian and comic writer based in Brooklyn who is notable for her saucy and sarcastic commentary on politics, race, and young adulthood. (NY Times) She attended Phillips Academy in Andover and Northwestern University, where she studied poetry, film, and African-American studies. Her comedy career began as an intern for Comedy Central, and a year later she wrote for The Onion and The Rundown with Robin Thede. Currently, She is a writer on the show Desus and Mero. She has a show on YouTube entitled Baited With Ziwe in which she has her white friends as guests on the show and she baits them into making unwitting racial faux pas. Every month she appears in a show that she created at Brooklyn's Union Hall entitled Pop Show in which she performs original pop songs. A reviewer in Forbes magazine wrote that she has the "confidence of an old comedy pro”. (via ZiweFumudoh.com) In this episode, we dive into topics like: - Cancel culture - Shame vs. guilt and how you. deal with them - Beauty standards - Allyship - Politics Mentioned in this week's episode - Ziwe's IG Live show feat. Alexis - Vulture's recap of Ziwe interviewing Alexis - Ziwe's website, Instagram (@ziwef), and Twitter (@ziwe) - Listen to Ziwe's music on every platform   www.sakara.com/REALITY for 20% off your first order!   Produced by Dear Media