Politically Entertaining

Frank and Byron return after a long lay off to discuss Florida State's CFP snub, issues at the southern border, and the Republicans who are jockeying for position during the primary.

Sheena Jones, the director of talent and editorial operations for television network Cheddar, joins Politically Entertaining to discuss her path to achieving success and the lessons learned along the way.

Former North Dakota Senator Heidi Heitkamp joins Politically Entertaining to discuss her new One Country Project, why Democrats are so bad at messaging, and why the passage of the recent COVID-19 relief bill was so important.

Frank and Byron return for season 6 locked and loaded. Byron shares his experience at the Capitol on January 6th. Frank takes a deep dive into the chaos on Wall Street. Frank and Byron both ponder what a second impeachment trial for Donald Trump means for the country going forward.

Byron and Frank return to discuss Donald Trump and the Republicans attempt to subvert U.S. democracy. Byron asks Frank about his Christmas Traditions and whether not he will get a Covid-19 vaccine.

Politically Entertaining leaves no stone unturned in their Election episode special. Byron and Frank weigh in on the which party will take the house, senate, and presidency. Byron explores what a Trump victory would mean for the future of U.S. politics and Franks rants against the weakness of the Democratic party.

Byron delivers a thoughtful discourse on the late Breonna Taylor, Frank likes the Lakers v Heat in the NBA Finals, and both men share thoughts on the passing of the Honorable Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Byron and Frank check in on each other and discuss Roger Goodell's appearance on Difficult Conversations with a Black Man as well as the tragic death of Daniel Prude at the hands of the police. Byron also has an interesting take on the TV series Cobra Kai.

Reporting State Delegate Kristen Bracey joins the show to discuss her career as a political activist and the current initiatives she is working on as a member of the Green Party.

Frank and Byron return to discuss allegations of Russian Bounties on U.S. Soldiers, the opportunistic nature of Van Jones, as well as reactions to their recent interview with Oklahoma Senator James Lankford.

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford joins Politically Entertaining to discuss police reform legislation, the role of the church in racial reconciliation, and the stereotypes that plague the Republican party among black voters.

Brandon Davis, Assistant Professor of Law and Society at Kansas University, joins the show to talk about what it means to defund the police, the dangers of over policing, and what reparations for black people would look like. Byron and Frank weigh in on the recent lynchings in California and ponder if Colin Kaepernick will make a return to the NFL.

Dr.  Alysia Townsend joins the show to discuss the current state of the U.S. medical system as it relates to COVID-19. Frank and Byron both weigh in heavily on the death of George Floyd and discuss Biden's fatal flaw.

Frank and Byron come of out hibernation aka quarantine for their latest episode. They take a look at the current crisis and what the aftermath will be financially, politically, and socially.

Clinical psychologist Dr. Worthy and neuropsychologist Dr. Mills join Politically Entertaining for an open discussion on mental health from the diagnosis, treatments, and the affects on family as well as those who are care givers. 

Politically Entertaining returns for 5th season with its usual vim and vigor. Byron touts the greatness of rookie Zion Williamson and Frank looks at the Democratic field heading into Super Tuesday. Lastly, Frank and Byron share their thoughts on the Corona Virus.

Frank and Byron end the season with a variety of interesting topics. Frank weighs in on Lizzo's courtside twerking, Byron questions the impeachment strategy of the Democrats, and both hosts wonder if Lamar Jackson will ever get his due for being a great quarterback rather than just a great athlete at the position.

Frank and Byron explore the verdict and reaction to the Botham Jean murder trial as well as if major networks like Comcast have colluded against mogul Byron Allen.

Frank and Byron jump back into action with an interview with Political Analyst and Correspondent Lauren Burke. Lauren weighs in on a possible impeachment as well as the field of Democratic hopefuls for the 2020 Presidential Race. Frank goes on a rant against conservative push back against the 1619 project. Byron questions whether the Revolt Summit did more harm than good.

Renowned DJ and social activist Rodney Toomer, aka 'DJ Rodski', joins Politically Entertaining to discuss a host of issues. Rodney talks about gentrification and political unrest in Mobile, AL as well as solutions to the some of the problems that plague the black community both locally and nationwide.

Byron and Frank hit the ground running and talk tough topics ranging from Trump's media treatment, Renee Bach's debacle in Uganda, and whether or not Jay Z made the right move by partnering with the NFL.

Frank and Byron return for Season 4 and kick things off in high gear. Byron interviews former Miami Beach Mayor, Alex Daoud, as he recounts his time in office, his book, Sins of South Beach , and what the future holds for Miami. Byron explores the Democratic candidates and Frank seems a bit underwhelmed with the talent pool. Lastly, Frank and Byron look at where the final season of Game of Thrones went so wrong.